I was lucky as a young man as a friend worked for the Allmans so I got to hang out with them and stuff. They were the real thing and it is so sad that Gregg is gone. I have 3 Gregg Allman and Friends shows that I taped where I was the only taper at the show and thus I am the only one who has these shows. I need to copy them and release them before my dat tapes deteriorate...... One of the shows was 1/3/98....... Thanks for posting....
That's awesome! I'm in the middle of listening to Greg Allman's autobiography. Not quite the same as getting to hang out with him! haha. Seems like he was such a chill and humble guy. Just my kind of lead singer.
I just got into the ABB a few years ago. Love their sound. I got to see the Duane Les Paul in a museum in Seattle, the guitar with Duane in frets on the back. That was a thrill for me. I wish I had been into them when I was younger and had the chance to see them. I hope to see Derick TRUCKS if/when the world goes back to normal.
i like your dialogue on the improv sections ....vibe, explore, boxes, "feels right" that sort of thing. I think Derek Trucks does indeed do that on the Dreams solo he does ( if we're talking about the same show and i think we are). carry on man, good lessons,
Really enjoying your lessons. I like the chill approach. It's at a good speed for my level. Loving the ABB lessons, especially the Duane Allman focus of this lesson. What would make me so happy is someone who does Tedeschi Trucks or Derek Trucks Band transcriptions or just lessons really. I've not found anyone on RUclips who really gets Derek. There's several folks who do Midnight in Harlem as if that's typifies what Derek does, which just ain't so. Tunes I'd love to see is The Storm, Idle Wind, pretty much anything on Let Me Get By. But really it's live where Derek shines. Btw, your guitar looks and sounds amazing.
@@JeffWilliamsGuitar Spain is a lovely place! I am actually from Boston myself and have family in Somerville. Maybe over the summer when I'm around we could jam some time if it is safe. I'm always looking for people to jam with....
Ok! Been waiting for a “great” instructional on this original Allman composition.Thanks so much this is my relax song I’ve played it for 25 years on guitar but was doing a few things wrong in the lead up to the solo thanks new subscriber
Really like how you reply to one and all. Great work on this tune . Always looking for Jessica . 3 guitar parts , I like to them all. Everybody seems to cut out on all the info. Thanks
i've been trying to grasp this mode thing and Bamn , i think i kind of sort of do. So in essence i could Play G Major scale patterns i knowing that i should target D not G. Because those two are literally the same notes! i guess i could just visualize the flat 7th in a D Major(Which points out i need to be fluent identifying each scale degree which i'm not!)
Yes, absolutely! When I used to be most familiar with the major scale I would focus on that and translate. But now I think of the mode. Only difference between D major and D mixolydian is a Major 7th vs. Dom 7. Just one note move by 1 fret totally changes the sound and opens things up. Nice thing about the scale patterns is that they're all movable. Once you're familiar with D mixo, if you wanna play E mixo, just move everything up 2 frets.
I was about to give up on my dreams of learning this song, not no more!
excellent lesson for a great song - Thank you
I was lucky as a young man as a friend worked for the Allmans so I got to hang out with them and stuff. They were the real thing and it is so sad that Gregg is gone. I have 3 Gregg Allman and Friends shows that I taped where I was the only taper at the show and thus I am the only one who has these shows. I need to copy them and release them before my dat tapes deteriorate...... One of the shows was 1/3/98....... Thanks for posting....
That's awesome! I'm in the middle of listening to Greg Allman's autobiography. Not quite the same as getting to hang out with him! haha. Seems like he was such a chill and humble guy. Just my kind of lead singer.
I just got into the ABB a few years ago. Love their sound. I got to see the Duane Les Paul in a museum in Seattle, the guitar with Duane in frets on the back. That was a thrill for me. I wish I had been into them when I was younger and had the chance to see them. I hope to see Derick TRUCKS if/when the world goes back to normal.
@@glenwallace6314 Hearing Derek Trucks live is quite an expereience.
Derick Trucks takes you way out there.... Yes he does! Thanks for the lesson and all you do.
Hey no prob. Yeah, Derrick Trucks is so amazing.
Getting ready to play this gem in our band ,, thank you so much for taking some of the work out of the way … You have it down …
Perfect lesson. Thanks!
Thanks Jeff one of my favorites
No prob Lucas
Thanks so much for a great lesson. That packed a nice punch!
No prob Dominic!
thanks for a great lesson on this. Tell us more about your equipment and getting that tone.
Great playing and teaching sir, thanks
i like your dialogue on the improv sections ....vibe, explore, boxes, "feels right" that sort of thing. I think Derek Trucks does indeed do that on the Dreams solo he does ( if we're talking about the same show and i think we are). carry on man, good lessons,
Thanks Sean, glad it's helpful. Hey I've got a cousin whose also a Sean O'Connor!
great tune. great tone. 👍
Hey thanks Dave!
Now we need a dreams backing track!
Got one: ruclips.net/video/X_degSN8KFM/видео.html
Thank you. You make it look easy. Great sound!
Thanks and no prob!
Really enjoying your lessons. I like the chill approach. It's at a good speed for my level. Loving the ABB lessons, especially the Duane Allman focus of this lesson.
What would make me so happy is someone who does Tedeschi Trucks or Derek Trucks Band transcriptions or just lessons really. I've not found anyone on RUclips who really gets Derek. There's several folks who do Midnight in Harlem as if that's typifies what Derek does, which just ain't so. Tunes I'd love to see is The Storm, Idle Wind, pretty much anything on Let Me Get By. But really it's live where Derek shines.
Btw, your guitar looks and sounds amazing.
Hey thanks Sam! I'm actually always planning on doing more Derek Trucks videos, but keep putting it off. Soon though!
Thanks jeff...great!
Great stuff. Thanks from Spain!
Thanks Nicholas and greetings from Boston! Spain is at the top of my list for countries to visit in Europe if I ever make it back again.
@@JeffWilliamsGuitar Spain is a lovely place! I am actually from Boston myself and have family in Somerville. Maybe over the summer when I'm around we could jam some time if it is safe. I'm always looking for people to jam with....
@@nicholass7416 Oh cool. Somerville's awesome, so hip!
Wow...great!
Thanks!
Thanks, so.......oo much
Ok! Been waiting for a “great” instructional on this original Allman composition.Thanks so much this is my relax song I’ve played it for 25 years on guitar but was doing a few things wrong in the lead up to the solo thanks new subscriber
Glad it was helpful.
@@JeffWilliamsGuitar 💥👍
Molly hatchet did a good version of this one too , this one is more chill though.
Really like how you reply to one and all. Great work on this tune . Always looking for Jessica . 3 guitar parts , I like to them all. Everybody seems to cut out on all the info. Thanks
Hey thanks. Yeah, I'm working on a Jessica track with a breakdown video.
How can I access your tabs for dreams
It's on my Patreon.: www.patreon.com/jeffwilliamsguitar
Incredible information thanks 😊 dude
Great backing track
No prob!
@@farmdogmusic2365 Thanks!
What brand guitar is that...I love it! Great video as well!!
Thanks! It's a B&G little sister crossroads.
@@JeffWilliamsGuitar I love it...great video!!!
@@gamblingsavant Thanks!
i've been trying to grasp this mode thing and Bamn , i think i kind of sort of do. So in essence i could Play G Major scale patterns i knowing that i should target D not G. Because those two are literally the same notes! i guess i could just visualize the flat 7th in a D Major(Which points out i need to be fluent identifying each scale degree which i'm not!)
Yes, absolutely! When I used to be most familiar with the major scale I would focus on that and translate. But now I think of the mode. Only difference between D major and D mixolydian is a Major 7th vs. Dom 7. Just one note move by 1 fret totally changes the sound and opens things up. Nice thing about the scale patterns is that they're all movable. Once you're familiar with D mixo, if you wanna play E mixo, just move everything up 2 frets.
@@JeffWilliamsGuitar thanks Jeff I’m definitely a little less confused 🤯
What makes this 2 cord song great is the greatest guitarist of the time playing the lead break. This song is way over your head.
I think it’s just easier to say g major scale
good lesson dude.....if your hair was black you would look like a young frank zappa
You’re the best White House press secretary