Joel Ive watched a few of your lessons, I just want to add that EVERYTHING you play just sounds so fluid and professional. Ive learned a lot from your lessons. Thanks brother.
not for self glorification but i have had the opertunaty be be around many pro musicians in my time. and many i have asked how they do stuff and some can teach it some can play up a storm but cant communicate it. this guy is a fantastic teacher. joel lays it out so well thank you Joel!
Joel is an incredible teacher phenomenal guitar player very patient explains everything just can't say enough about this guitar player one of the best.👍😎
This guy is what I like to refer to as a “Swiss Army Guitarist”. He can play anything, is very humble well spoken and very well educated. The one thing I love about Joel, he never stops smiling.
When he did that back strum of the Em, his shirt mysteriously became a stonewashed jean jacket, his pants were tight-rolled and he was suddenly in the Is This Love? video
Very cool, I swear this a stones throw from what bachata guitar is all about. All you do is play an octave or 2 up and faster, record it through a toaster and find a tall dominican guy who sings like a girl and you've got all you need.
+SlashMitchell1994 Yeah, the Emadd9 into CMajadd9#11 is very similar to Learning to Live, actually. Not the exact same C chord, but very close. You'd need to add the D note on the B string for the correct chord.
How dare you suggest learning theory! Don’t you know you’ll lose all feel for the instrument and be terrible at music forever? Sorry, just wanted to know what it felt like to be one of those fools who says stuff like that. For real though, folks, get a theory book. It’ll help your playing immeasurably.
Its like seeing someone play masterfully clean and technical and people bitching that it “has no feeling”. Like, how do you quantify that? What even IS feeling? I guarantee the guy perfectly shredding through Vilvaldi or Bach is definitely “feeling it”. 100% of people that say stuff like this cannot themselves play that well. Fact.
@@bigchiefsmackaho387 I get exactly what you're saying about the "no feeling" part, but to say that "100%" of the people who negatively criticize guitarists for having "no feeling" cannot play well themselves isn't a fact, but just another opinion that is no different than the "no feeling" opinions. We all interpret and enjoy music so differently. I know if people heard my musical preferences and dislikes, they'd probably think my music taste absolutely sucks, but I could easily turn around, listen to their preferred music, and probably find many things to gripe about, too. 😂
What a great instructor: easy going, not pretentious, and offers useful tips.
exactly!
Absolutely agree! What magic he brings in a straight forward way.
He looks so jolly and kind. Also he plays amazing :)
That's actually one useful lesson. And I v'e watched millions. And of course...what a nice guy Joel is.
Joel Ive watched a few of your lessons, I just want to add that EVERYTHING you play just sounds so fluid and professional. Ive learned a lot from your lessons. Thanks brother.
not for self glorification but i have had the opertunaty be be around many pro musicians in my time. and many i have asked how they do stuff and some can teach it some can play up a storm but cant communicate it. this guy is a fantastic teacher. joel lays it out so well thank you Joel!
Joel is an incredible teacher phenomenal guitar player very patient explains everything just can't say enough about this guitar player one of the best.👍😎
The only suggestion i would make is when teaching the planet these awesome tips, use a guitar with fret markers.
Joel knows what he's talking about- music-, with a smile (and kindness ;). Thank you, Joel!
6:13 - when you get tired of teaching kiddy stuff and want to just break loose 😱
That was not chromatic, was actually E minor
@J Paul from which angle that looked chromatic to you? It was an eminor scale run. Without looking at it also, you can tell the difference.
Sick clean tone!!! Warm & clear. The reverb is just perfect. Plus a bit of sustain
This guy is what I like to refer to as a “Swiss Army Guitarist”. He can play anything, is very humble well spoken and very well educated. The one thing I love about Joel, he never stops smiling.
This is elegant simplicity, I need this in my playing... Throw any of these simple little changes into a looper pedal and take off for creative times!
Love his lessons!!! I always learn something new! His Guitar World lesson page is fantastic as well!!!
Joel and Kiko,
2 of the BEST instructors on You Tube!
Joel, you're one hell of a teacher. Nice tricks on the clean tones. You've been the best one so far for the magazine.
IN LOVE with that Jackson.I love blue guitars!
Why would anyone thumbs down his instruction? Great job and thank you Joel
What a great lesson idea presented by a great teacher!
absolutely love this guy , Andy will he be putting any lesson dvd's out in future????
I just saw TSO a few weeks ago. Joel was walking up and down aisles taking selfies WHILST playing guitar with a huge smile. Never missed a note!
This is a thing i am finding in many years. Thanks so much guitar world
I could almost hear Dave coverdale's voice come in on the first exercise.. always loved this guys guitar playing !
Super arpeggios, perfect sound and guitar playing!!! Thank you so much, Joel, that's lesson beutiful and fantastic!!!!!
Love the instruction. Great communicator and player.
Really liked those harmonic drones at the end.
This guy rocks. any style. I worked as a stage hand gor years seeing many guitarist. and even the TSO. kicked ass. real deal. for sure
good stuff, this is kinda what i needed to get out of a mini rut. hope to see more with him.
best tutorial by Joel so far, at least for me. Thank you.
This guy seems to be very down to earth! Love to have been professionally trained by someone of this caliber
I was actually messing around with this the other night and got writer's block. This is going to help.
When he did that back strum of the Em, his shirt mysteriously became a stonewashed jean jacket, his pants were tight-rolled and he was suddenly in the Is This Love? video
I like the way Joel does his presentation
these are great ideas to spice up progression s. thanks for the lesson
i really enjoyed watching your video. that is some beautiful playing. very nice. joel is great.
Great lesson. Like this guy
Wonderful technical guitar teacher. Just wish I had him as my teacher since I've learned without theory and know am lacking it.
Great lesson!! Hope to see more.
you are awesome man. just loved those variations
Nice ideas. Nice job. Good advice.
Thank you Joel.
awesome licks
DANG man....a Jackson with a Floyd AND a Sustainiac. Would LOVE to hear Joel play something cool using both!
That is a sick Jackson.
IT'S A JACKSON PC1?😻
beautiful Joel!!!
great lesson Joel, thanks
Great lesson!
That first bit i was waiting for someone to yell “Zombie!” Lol
Great lesson!!!
Beautiful 😍👍
Awesome lesson
Thanks for the great info!
Figure 3 sounds like "Swallow the world" by Sylosis for me. This is a great lesson.
Great guy !
man that guitar sounds awesome
most excellent. TY. :)
This is how you right a power ballad!
Good stuff!
Is this love!!
Very cool, I swear this a stones throw from what bachata guitar is all about. All you do is play an octave or 2 up and faster, record it through a toaster and find a tall dominican guy who sings like a girl and you've got all you need.
Great lesson! Any way to get the tabs for this , website no longer has them .
Is This Love??
Em9 up-strum? Welcome to the Machine.
3:55 souds alot like the song from Bullet for my valentine .. A place where you belong! different tonality but still !
I really never believed it...but now I am an ardent member of the club.. Aliens are amongst us..arent they Joel?
the approach of chords voicing is similar to Is this Love
Wish there was a Hot Licks VHS with Joel
I love you!💝🥀
The 'ol Doctor Doctor movement.
Gotta love that clean spank!
Tabs links no longer works, can anyone help me out with the tab /pdf please guys?
Can't stretch my fingers....that....far....crunch!
6:13 😂☺️💜🤘🏾👌🏾
what is the guitar he is using, a jackson stratokaster? woods used in the body and neck please?
I don't have a clue but it might be on his Equiboard page if you put that into Google and search his name you might find it :)
Thank you.
thank you!
Thank you.
Where you get your jacket ?
I get hysterical hysteria can you feel it.
Hysteria.....when you're near!! .. . . . Wait... . . . That's Def Lep and this dude is from Whitesnake!! Here I go again on my own!!
Question: is an arpeggio just a chord except the notes are broken down into root, 3rd and 5th notes and played separately?
Renaissance Man yes. Basically any chord.. simple or complex.. but each note played separately
such a great teacher, plus its not technique its actual songwriting.
I swear to god if you touch that whammy bar one more motherfuckin time!!!
Oh yea, he's Bad Ass ... I here White Snake in that, or DC about too come in 8>)
anyone else feelin the pull me under tone goin on there
+SlashMitchell1994 Yeah, the Emadd9 into CMajadd9#11 is very similar to Learning to Live, actually. Not the exact same C chord, but very close. You'd need to add the D note on the B string for the correct chord.
I always get him and Doug Aldrich mixed up lol it's the blonde hair/ Les Paul thing...
+Jake Clay Pretty sure Joel replaced Doug. He's got a Jackson in this video, Doug as far as what I've seen, Les Paul only.
This progression is the same as John Legend's All of Me...
Rem8nds me of Iron Maiden wasting love
How dare you suggest learning theory! Don’t you know you’ll lose all feel for the instrument and be terrible at music forever? Sorry, just wanted to know what it felt like to be one of those fools who says stuff like that.
For real though, folks, get a theory book. It’ll help your playing immeasurably.
Its like seeing someone play masterfully clean and technical and people bitching that it “has no feeling”. Like, how do you quantify that? What even IS feeling? I guarantee the guy perfectly shredding through Vilvaldi or Bach is definitely “feeling it”. 100% of people that say stuff like this cannot themselves play that well. Fact.
@@bigchiefsmackaho387 I get exactly what you're saying about the "no feeling" part, but to say that "100%" of the people who negatively criticize guitarists for having "no feeling" cannot play well themselves isn't a fact, but just another opinion that is no different than the "no feeling" opinions. We all interpret and enjoy music so differently. I know if people heard my musical preferences and dislikes, they'd probably think my music taste absolutely sucks, but I could easily turn around, listen to their preferred music, and probably find many things to gripe about, too. 😂
je vraagt of ik zin heb, in een sigaret...
hahahah nou je et zegt, et lijkt er wel op 😅
Het is letterlijk de ritme partij van het is een nacht.
which guitar ?
Jacksson PC1
+Charlie Stigestadh
Jackson sorry
Gak isok bellasss wesss
Sounds very whitesnaky.
damn that guitar is pure filth
21 guns progression
figure 3 is Queen of Sorrow from Zak Wylde
Secret EyeSpot in this river by black label society (just a half step down)
This guy looks like a marshmallow but plays fantastically.
+easy bake evan That's how you know it's real art.
can't stump the Trump mo fo
sad
The video is unwatchable with him using the tremolo bar after every note. Stop it!
It's really not that bad, lol. 🤦♂️
Joel seems like the happiest guy on Earth. When you're a player of his caliber, I guess it makes sense.