Part 5 - The CAGED System Series - The D Shape - Plus a lead that demonstrates how to use - EP560

[@Jim-bo]

This 5-part series will change a lot of peoples playing forever. The ease you have in finding ways to illustrate these concepts is matched by your delivery production and passion. We're very lucky to have you. Well done Brian 🙏🏻

[@Ayi_Joshua]

Finally,I understand how chords are formed. Once you know the notes, you can play the chord in every way possible.Thank you Brian

[@blakehensley]

Man, thank you. I've been learning seriously for almost a year now and I've only learned through RUclips videos. There are some good teachers on here for sure, but your stuff is just solid. It's clear, it makes sense and I can follow along well. I just wanted to say thank you. You've helped me a lot with learning the CAGED system!

[@dougsammons8409]

Thank you so much for this five part series Brian. I turned it in to a five week intensive study for myself, spending a week with each lesson. I took notes during each lesson, writing out the chords and scales. I also created a Google slide for each lesson with linked jam tracks. My knowledge of the fret board has increased tenfold. Now I will continue to go through them and make more connections. I can’t thank you enough. You are an amazing teacher. Cheers!

[@jeffwilson4456]

Brian thank you again for sharing your mastery of improvisation in an easy to understand nuts and bolts approach. Opens up the guitar in a way no one else does. Fantastic series.

[@RicciAntoniArtist]

It’s so good. These intros are always so good but this one is maybe my favorite.

[@windlordseabreeze9369]

Best series ever Brian. Your playing and your instruction just keeps getting better!

[@davidmisner3798]

Brian, that soloing you did in the opening of this lesson rocked!! Your fingers were on fire!! Thank you sir. I'm enjoying your course. Especially, the recent series on going thru each CAGED chord and all the associated patterns within each position and how they all interconnect. Thank you so much for what you do!!

[@GuitarJoLa]

My head is spinning alright - in a good way! 😵‍💫 So much useful and FREE info, so incredibly generous of you, Brian - although the best experience is being a premium member, of course! 💯💕

[@willischeyltjens2980]

everything is falling into place now. A wealth of information. Thanks Brian.

[@user-zf5it5oi3t]

loving this series of CAGED system exploded. Thank you

[@bennettweiss3350]

Thank you. This series has been excellent!

[@graemeguy341]

Thx Brian. i find your lessons really helpful. the whole setup (for premium members) is fully comprehensive. have and am still getting alot out of this mini series on the CAGED system. there is so much in there and your breakdown is what really helps. im new to the channel so have a vast library to delve into. this language of music (played on my choice of instrument = guitar) is a tough challenge and im not able to speak it yet but with your knowledge playing and teaching i think i can make progress in learning to talk music. thx again

[@upnorthcabinconstructs5441]

This series has been unreal. As someone who learned power and barre chords, your connection of those to CAGED and showing the connections has taken me so much farther! Thank you!

[@oddshot60]

FANTASTIC ... This just might be the best teaching video series on RUclips! Thank you VERY much.

[@ringoshub]

Man, that series was really helpful. Thanks for the bonuses too !

[@jimsmith1959]

HI Brian ... great lesson. I don't think anyone has covered this topic so well .. and the mixolidian parts are always good

[@Doberman510]

This is a really helpful series. It's a good roadmap for studying and practicing -- something to come back to regularly. And as a bonus, the blues jam in the D Shape lesson is super sweet. Look forward to working on it. Thanks, Brian.

[@user-hd1cd4ev5y]

Thank you for the lesson on the caged system. very interesting!

[@lloydskidmore]

5 best lessons I’ve had , really appreciate you for sharing these, may renew my membership.

[@douglaschristine8387]

Wow Brian, nice tone and great way to end your caged course.

[@jmwise80]

Really liked that intro. Very classy.

[@denisechetty4019]

Brian you always connect your theory with such cool Blues songs. That's why I can't resist to learn the theory 😁.

[@charlieking8518]

Brian, this whole series is just fabulous. Thanks so much for taking the time. It’s what I’ve been craving to find for some time. 😊

[@bartleenboute-debel3239]

Thank you so much❤ On 4:20 you say to play strings 4-3-2-1. I think that should be strings 5-4-3-2.

[@scottjones6624]

Terrific series. Will most likely re-up my membership as well especially for this series.

[@Dlee966]

Not only a great lesson but I like that tone he’s got going too

[@pistoFF]

Awesome series❤

[@noodlemans]

I loved it. It really gave me great ideas on what to focus on during my practice. The fretboard is really starting to unlock for me.

[@guilhermecoutinho7521]

thanks brian you are the best

[@teleplayer7081]

Wow, you just keep coming out with excellent videos!!! Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MrTupeloFlash]

Nice Strat !

[@kenhazlin5860]

Thank you! What an incredible series!

[@timchurchill6975]

absolute superb teaching programme

[@owenanstey436]

As always, nice one Brian.

[@jfinke373]

Ok Thanks Brian.

[@timopeedu6077]

Oh my! This is so sweet tune.

[@jwuman]

well done for sure..thx so much!

[@jonathanmcguigan5642]

As it should always be, having fun and not just while learning as we should always be learning..
Good on you Brian..✌️🪇❤️

[@TrippingTheTube]

Love this style.

[@guitarman12325]

Love it!

[@meinhendl]

so wonderful ❗️

[@fishzebra]

Great lesson, D shape hammer-ons sounded quite fresh to my ears, perhaps not as overused because the chord shape is not as movable. Am disappointed there aren't move shapes to learn 😎 as this has been a great series. I am now as you say forcing myself to try out the different paths, so will be trying D shape in minor once I got this lesson down. I'm recognising how the 5 patterns of the major scale relate to these shapes, wish they had more memorable names than just 1..5.

[@almitritzigane]

Cool, I was practicing and noticed that, G Mixolydian Scale is the same as A natural minor scale. 😮

[@tanju_sarı]

Now I know how Knopfler approaches D shape...but the big question how I am going to approach it now :))

[@timchurchill6975]

how do you remember all this this for the whole of CAGED all so very similar amazing i wish i could difficult

[@michealhand1001]

Hello Tim I would Recommend you learn everything thing in one KEY ..key of A at the 4th to 7th fret is a good place to start.learn the5 positions of the A Major Scale .
A method called chunking is very useful. Learn the notes on the E,B strings 4_7th fret and when you know them without having to think about them to much add the G string notes
You get the Idea. This method applies to all the other Scales.

[@h0tsex0r]

I heard Trey from Phish loves this shape. It has always been the oddball for me since it’s rootless on bass strings.