Ted Greene Guitar Studies - Page 66 of Modern Chord Progressions
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
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Request: page 27! Hooked on this channel.
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GREAT job!!!
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Thanks man these videos are great
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I really like how you not only play the progressions but analyze the progression. Thank you!
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Man I love your teaching style. Excellent stuff. I’m going to hit page 66 tonight because of you! Cheers bro
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Would there be a way to get a lesson from you?
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Jakob, the "double-stop" you're referring to on the Bm7 (at around 2:00 in you video) isn't meant to be played as you tried to do. Instead of bending your finger flat, you use the tip of your finger placed both strings. The flesh catches both strings. Ted does this quite often. He probably also uses it on the Am7 chord in this same example as well. (Which you did, but again, use the tip of the finger instead of flattening it.)
I've been using this technique ever since I learned it from Ted in 1984. I couldn't live without it. It allows for quick, clean, and smooth fingerings. I'm actually surprised that you don't employ this technique, since you are so deeply into Ted's playing and music. I would say that it is integral for being able to easily play with the same fluidity as Ted.
See page 7, point #8 of for a very detailed explanation from Ted.
indeed. The tip of my ring finger can't quite pull it off. Able to get the double stop happening with the middle and index, but my ring is stubborn.
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FWIW Ted used the tip of his finger for those double stops. I can't do it with my skinny fingers, but a lot of people can get it to work. You may already know this of course.
indeed. The tip of my ring finger can't quite pull it off. Able to get the double stop happening with the middle and index, but my ring is stubborn.
Would you recommend this book or chord chemistry?
Both of em