Just wanted to say as a professional Guitarist and educator myself I look at a good deal of you tube posts. Most posts feature outstanding players who have no idea how to explain in context what it is they're demonstrating. You however have a natural sense of pedagogy and make your topics very clear....nice work!
That diminished descending pattern which you demonstrate here was used a lot in Barry Gray's music in many of the Gerry Anderson Supermarionations such as incidental music in Thunderbirds and Stingray.
jamie, you are amazing, i like the way you show us new ideas and you knowledges. just one advice, improve the light on the room for not to burn the image! ;D
Earl00001 Thank you Derek! I actually have no idea since I haven't restrung it since I got it two years ago! They are certainly roundwounds, and probably 10-46 gauge strings though I am considering putting 11's on it soon. Hope this helps anyway.
Marketing suggestion. You have a great product but you should invest a little time in how you present it. The lighting is bad. A title sequence would look very professional. Trust me. You'd probably increase the amount of likes. Great lessons though.
Just wanted to say as a professional Guitarist and educator myself I look at a good deal of you tube posts. Most posts feature outstanding players who have no idea how to explain in context what it is they're demonstrating. You however have a natural sense of pedagogy and make your topics very clear....nice work!
+Dave Murdy Thank you Dave. That's very kind of you to say so!
You rock dude! Thanks again. IMHO, your one of the best teachers out there.
That diminished descending pattern which you demonstrate here was used a lot in Barry Gray's music in many of the Gerry Anderson Supermarionations such as incidental music in Thunderbirds and Stingray.
Great lesson, Jamie!
Great lesson Jamie, thanks again !
No worries, glad you you enjoyed it!
great
Jamie Im not a Jazz player but love your lessons. I have been able to add some cool Jazz things into my Blues playing thanks to you !
No worries, glad you find them useful!
Great lesson, thank you.
No worries, thank you for watching the lesson!
As always Jamie, a pleasure to listen and watch your lessons, keep up the great work man. :)
Thank you, so glad you enjoy them!
Jamie, you bring great lessons to us!
Great stuff, Jamie. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Good stuff thanks
No problem
LOVE IT Jamie, thanks so much
Superb
Very nice job.
Yeah I recently just started watching you, while its a big leep, I like to set myself challenges, keep it up man, thank you.
Thanks for checking out the videos! Glad you like them.
This pattern uses the half-whole scale but you could try it over a whole tone scale too, it works like a charm.
+dracumelenios Exactly!
You are a work of art. everything.!Thanks
I wish you would have demonstrated this Lick in context Within some chords.
très bonne leçon , merci
jamie, you are amazing, i like the way you show us new ideas and you knowledges. just one advice, improve the light on the room for not to burn the image! ;D
Thanks for the comments and suggestions!
Nice...!!!!!
Thanks !
Very Good....
Hey Jamie, another great lesson. What gauge strings are on your tele? Are they flatwounds? Thanks..... Derek from the Canadian East Coast
Earl00001 Thank you Derek! I actually have no idea since I haven't restrung it since I got it two years ago! They are certainly roundwounds, and probably 10-46 gauge strings though I am considering putting 11's on it soon. Hope this helps anyway.
Knowing what notes to start a diminished run on for a desired end or resolution is my confusion.
That jacket though
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Marketing suggestion. You have a great product but you should invest a little time in how you present it. The lighting is bad. A title sequence would look very professional. Trust me. You'd probably increase the amount of likes. Great lessons though.