Amazing lesson.. You guys are so generous in sharing. You make so less intimidating like we are all hanging out with our buds in a basement somewhere giving each other pointers. Keep rocking!
Holy light bulb moment. Jeff said A is SPELT and listed the notes. What an awesome way to look at memorizing the notes in a chord. If i look at it like a spelling bee for my younger students I think it will be a game changer. Thanks guys!!!!
Robert Lockwood Jr says in an interview with the Blues Wax on taptime app I think thats the name of the app. But anyways to the point. Lockwood Jr. Said that he developed that to accompany the harp of Little Walter to help Little Walter's harp sound better. And man does it ever. You said it yourself papastache, u can use it to accompany a singer as well. It sounds great. Robert Jr. Also said that he was like the 1st person who began using the electric guitar for blues music on some radio station I think it was in Arkansas somewhere around Turkey Scratch Arkansas where he was born. Maybe King Biscuit or something like that.
Ha- ha! I buy theirs courses and think they live on the another planet, but these lads are real and so simply good people, and without backing track they sound almost like I do, they give me a hope, I love both of them, welcome -welcome- welcome! Thank you, masters!
Who to listen to for blues rythym guitar: Robert Lockwood Jnr, Louis Myers, Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Reed, Eddie Taylor... all great study. Listen to a lot of early electric Chicago blues, especially the guitar backing harmonica players...
Btw, the guitarist on my babe was Robert Lockwood Jr. He was the only person who was actually taught to play guitar by his mother's boyfriend. That boyfriend Was The 1 & only Robert Johnson King of the Crossroads.
Great value in this lesson. Thanks guys. Jeff is great. I'm following him on Truefire and he has boosted my way of comping... I'm still learning but now with a great reference. ;-)
Both great, Michael makes some of them best guitars you can get. The Strat in this video is from ‘64 so it’s a different kinda thing. I still play and love Michael’s guitars.
Papa remember I sent you a picture about six years back of Muddy Waters Jr. and me from the Little Walter Festival. Walter was raised in my town and we had the festival for years until the city counsel shut it down due to funding, they would rather spend the money on some two bit circle jerk City Counsel retreat meeting out of town and motel expenses instead of entertainment for the tax paying citizens. Little Walter’s daughter would show up every year in honor of her father, she is a real sweet, nice, caring person. I took pics of every DVD and CD I had that Muddy Waters and Walter ever made. I showed them to Mud Jr. and we took several pics together, he said man you have every DVD, CD, and record my Dad ever made, the least you could do is buy my one CD. I told him I did, I said I bought it off of Little Walter’s daughters husband while you were getting ready for your set, he looked at the CD and said, man are you kidding me, he sold you Walter’s CD, that’s some BS. LOL We all laughed and had a great time. I was going to ask to play guitar and harp with him but on his latest CD he has Kim Wilson from the Fabulous Thunderbirds playing. We all had a blast that day, B.B. King’s band performed and there was a guy from Houston in the band that celebrated his 93 birthday, he played for B.B. since the 1950’s. Great video and thanks for posting it. 🎸✌️
HA The title of this video is what I always say!! Ugh Im tired of playing blues!! Thats how I taught myself to play back in the day. With 3 four 5 other guys we used to jam regularly at all the keg parties and my moms bar. Then got pretty good at playing lead.. then a few years later leaving those guys because our drummer got really messed up in a bad car wreck. So from there we all went our seperate ways. Still jamming to the blues every blue moon. But, cover tunes and ORIGINALS is what came next. BUT damn after watching the beginning of this video, if I could play chords like the dude with the strat, I wouldnt be at all tired of playing the blues!! I play more like Poppa does in the beginning of this video,, Not that its bad Poppa but it does tend to get boring!! Now I am SUBBED just because of the 1st minute 28 seconds of this video. I just had to say that! Lemme stop blabbing now and watch the rest of this video and maybe an old dog can learn some new tricks!!! Thanks you guys!!
Bret, is papastache.com still active? I've placed an order and payed for it. I've received a thank you email and a PayPal receipt but no way to access the course. My emails to the site have not been answered
John, I had the same problem when I ordered from that site two weeks ago. No response to my emails & no way to access the course. I got a refund from my credit card company after filing a grievance with them. I learned the hard way, so I'm only purchasing stuff from brettpapa.com now. Good luck!
papastache102 Are you aware of the site he mentioned? After all, it is your likeness being used to sell product. Is it operating without your knowledge or consent?
@@bennysan101 Thanks for this info Ben. Very frustrating and he clearly won't help in any way. I'll take it up with PayPal. I certainly won't be purchasing anything from him.
The only thing I can say is if you want to find me I’m at brettpapa.com. If you ever need help there just let me know and we get you squared away. Thanks!
I've watched this 20 times already!! Can't get enough man, it's the BEST rhythm lesson I've ever seen or heard! Thank you Sir and Thank you Papastache for putting it all together
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Nice to watch a video discussing RYTHM, instead on the eternal videos of lead playing. Much appreciated. Merci mucho!
Martin Melbye happy to help!
Lots more rhythm stuff coming soon! Thanks for watching!
Jeff...I have many of your truefire courses... They are worth every penny. You are an amazing teacher. Thank you thank you thank you.
Thank you for all the support!
You are welcome! Wait till you see what we have for ya coming soon! Gonna be insane!
Amazing lesson.. You guys are so generous in sharing. You make so less intimidating like we are all hanging out with our buds in a basement somewhere giving each other pointers. Keep rocking!
Thanks and I so happy you enjoying it!
Sometimes I watch videos online and it makes me want to quit guitar. This one inspired me to pick it up and do some practice.
Best compliment ever! Thanks.
Awesome! Our job is done here haha!
Wow, this was a fantastic video. So much content, so many great takeaways. Cheers, That was a great lesson. You two make a great team.
Justin Hatt thank you!!
Thanks for checking us out!
Very well done. A Tele and Stratocaster always sound fantastic together.
Thanks! I think so too. Another good combo is a Tele and Les Paul!
Holy light bulb moment. Jeff said A is SPELT and listed the notes. What an awesome way to look at memorizing the notes in a chord. If i look at it like a spelling bee for my younger students I think it will be a game changer. Thanks guys!!!!
Sure thing!
Robert Lockwood Jr says in an interview with the Blues Wax on taptime app I think thats the name of the app. But anyways to the point. Lockwood Jr. Said that he developed that to accompany the harp of Little Walter to help Little Walter's harp sound better. And man does it ever. You said it yourself papastache, u can use it to accompany a singer as well. It sounds great. Robert Jr. Also said that he was like the 1st person who began using the electric guitar for blues music on some radio station I think it was in Arkansas somewhere around Turkey Scratch Arkansas where he was born. Maybe King Biscuit or something like that.
Papastache and the TrueFire crew...I love it
Haha! More coming soon!
loved that lesson, great turn around! Jeff is a great instructor :)
Alexmusicovery thank you!
Yes he is! Thanks for watching!
Ha- ha! I buy theirs courses and think they live on the another planet, but these lads are real and so simply good people, and without backing track they sound almost like I do, they give me a hope, I love both of them, welcome -welcome- welcome! Thank you, masters!
Roma Danov thank you!!!
Haha! Sure thing!
Who to listen to for blues rythym guitar: Robert Lockwood Jnr, Louis Myers, Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Reed, Eddie Taylor... all great study. Listen to a lot of early electric Chicago blues, especially the guitar backing harmonica players...
I really needed this!! Thank you guys so much!! Jeff is a beast of a player and an outstanding teacher!
Thank you!!!
Yes he is! More coming soon!
i know this lesson is vital..so i slow it right down and just keep going back..thanks guys
lostnfound21 thank you for watching!
Got to say, I love your series of video! Brett, and Jeff , i absolutely love the way you play, awesome stuff.Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, much appreciated.
Jeff is such an incredibly talented artist and teacher. Great video!!!!
🙌🤘🙏
Thanks! Agreed, he is!
papastache102 Props to you for regularly bringing such great talent together. Your channel rocks!!!!! Cheers!!!
Immediately hit thumbs up for Jeff. Amazing player and teacher
Mike 👍👍👍👍
Awesome! And yes he is!
Excellent. Another great reference piece to learn and just keep coming back to. Thanks guys.
Slowpoke you are most welcome! Thanks for checking it out!
Thank ya! You are welcome!
I bet that band shakes their head and say wow imagine we "had"jeff in the band ,great as always guys
Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you James!
What a nice guy and what a great player!
Yep he is awesome! Thanks for watching!
Why thank you Tom!
BOOM! That’s my brain exploding seeing these kids together. They should switch hats.
Haha! Glad you liked it! More to come soon!
More hats to come!
Jeff's a great and knowledgeable guitarist learnt a lot of chord voicings from him lately.
Bob Wright thank you!
He is awesome! More coming soon!
Btw, the guitarist on my babe was Robert Lockwood Jr. He was the only person who was actually taught to play guitar by his mother's boyfriend. That boyfriend Was The 1 & only Robert Johnson King of the Crossroads.
Awesome. Love Jeff's playing!
Yep, me too!
Thank you!!
Awesome instruction, clearly explained! Thanks man................ I do miss the tache though!!!
J P Guitar thanks!!
Haha! Thanks man!
Great video!!! This has given my so many options with regard to rhythm. Thanks so much.
Mike Hardwick you’re welcome!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great value in this lesson. Thanks guys. Jeff is great. I'm following him on Truefire and he has boosted my way of comping... I'm still learning but now with a great reference. ;-)
Thank you! So happy to hear this!
Awesome! Lots more of Jeff coming soon!
Great vid. Brett - I can hear a bit of T-Bone Walker in there too.
redrock1963 for sure!
Thanks for tuning in!
excellent from France, thank you for tips, and all that things can be use in appergio for soloing i a way, thank you again
titi64230 you are most welcome!
Thanks for checking it out!
Great info on picking especially. Thanks guys!
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
Thanks John!
Jeff, how does the Fender compare to your Micheal Tuttle strat? Sounding great, as always!
Both great, Michael makes some of them best guitars you can get. The Strat in this video is from ‘64 so it’s a different kinda thing. I still play and love Michael’s guitars.
Jeff is awesome. Thanks for the great content guys.
Thank you!!
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
Id highly suggest Scott Henderson's jazz rock mastery DVD comes with the melodic phrasing one too. It's the best in the business.
Yep, great vid!
Well, yeah. It’s Scott Henderson! 🤷🏼♂️
Papa remember I sent you a picture about six years back of Muddy Waters Jr. and me from the Little Walter Festival. Walter was raised in my town and we had the festival for years until the city counsel shut it down due to funding, they would rather spend the money on some two bit circle jerk City Counsel retreat meeting out of town and motel expenses instead of entertainment for the tax paying citizens. Little Walter’s daughter would show up every year in honor of her father, she is a real sweet, nice, caring person. I took pics of every DVD and CD I had that Muddy Waters and Walter ever made. I showed them to Mud Jr. and we took several pics together, he said man you have every DVD, CD, and record my Dad ever made, the least you could do is buy my one CD. I told him I did, I said I bought it off of Little Walter’s daughters husband while you were getting ready for your set, he looked at the CD and said, man are you kidding me, he sold you Walter’s CD, that’s some BS. LOL We all laughed and had a great time. I was going to ask to play guitar and harp with him but on his latest CD he has Kim Wilson from the Fabulous Thunderbirds playing. We all had a blast that day, B.B. King’s band performed and there was a guy from Houston in the band that celebrated his 93 birthday, he played for B.B. since the 1950’s. Great video and thanks for posting it. 🎸✌️
So much good info in this, I'm going to have to watch it two or three times to take it all in. Cheers. :)
fishy paw glad you are enjoying it!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for checking us out! More coming soon!
Great lesson! Thanks.
Bob Karstens our pleasure!
You are welcome! Thanks for checking it out!
love the counterpoint turnaround...
Thanks. It’s a good one, I’m probably use it too much!
That intro turnaround was killer Jeff!
Thank you!
It was a good one!
nice video.....subbed
Awesome! Thanks for the sub!
Thanks Papa and Jeff
Sure thing!
Good stuff as always.....
Earth Wind & Fire ?
Keep on rocking!
Thanks!
🤘
Very nice fellas ! 😁🖒✌
Thanks for checking it out!
HA The title of this video is what I always say!! Ugh Im tired of playing blues!! Thats how I taught myself to play back in the day. With 3 four 5 other guys we used to jam regularly at all the keg parties and my moms bar. Then got pretty good at playing lead.. then a few years later leaving those guys because our drummer got really messed up in a bad car wreck. So from there we all went our seperate ways. Still jamming to the blues every blue moon. But, cover tunes and ORIGINALS is what came next. BUT damn after watching the beginning of this video, if I could play chords like the dude with the strat, I wouldnt be at all tired of playing the blues!! I play more like Poppa does in the beginning of this video,, Not that its bad Poppa but it does tend to get boring!! Now I am SUBBED just because of the 1st minute 28 seconds of this video. I just had to say that! Lemme stop blabbing now and watch the rest of this video and maybe an old dog can learn some new tricks!!! Thanks you guys!!
Sure thing!
Papa do you know if that strat has an ebony fretboard?
Rosewood
Amazing!!
Thanks!
Thanks!!
What's that turnaround chord progression? Nice!!!
Jim H. It breaks down into a I7 VI7 II7 V7 I7. So in A - A7 F#7 B7 E7. 👍
@@JeffMcErlain, thanks Jeff, love your playing!! Very tastefull!!
jeff is a powerhouse player imho...ive got him subbd
hes a blues disciple of the highest order.....and yall oughtta sub him too
im annonymous thank you!!
Yep I agree!
Bret, is papastache.com still active? I've placed an order and payed for it. I've received a thank you email and a PayPal receipt but no way to access the course. My emails to the site have not been answered
Hello! The only company I own and run is brettpapa.com. I can help you with anything you need there. Thanks!
John,
I had the same problem when I ordered from that site two weeks ago. No response to my emails & no way to access the course. I got a refund from my credit card company after filing a grievance with them. I learned the hard way, so I'm only purchasing stuff from brettpapa.com now. Good luck!
papastache102 Are you aware of the site he mentioned? After all, it is your likeness being used to sell product. Is it operating without your knowledge or consent?
@@bennysan101 Thanks for this info Ben. Very frustrating and he clearly won't help in any way. I'll take it up with PayPal. I certainly won't be purchasing anything from him.
The only thing I can say is if you want to find me I’m at brettpapa.com. If you ever need help there just let me know and we get you squared away. Thanks!
My man!
Yes! Thanks for watching!
Cool cool
Thanks!
Thanks!
1.50 surely C#-7b5 not C-7b5 as Jeff said.
Alan Howell good call!
Metal > Pantera. Otherwise best lesson on RUclips!
Thanks? Lol!
Man I want to play great rythm like this, but I suck at it!
Dalton Blair practice! That’s the answer! Take one idea and work on that, like nailing 2&4. Then build on that.
I'm working on it too! Want to up my rhythm game as well!
I've watched this 20 times already!! Can't get enough man, it's the BEST rhythm lesson I've ever seen or heard! Thank you Sir and Thank you Papastache for putting it all together
Muddy Waters was little Walters main guitarist pairing.
On some tunes yes. Louis Myers was one of the guys I meant. He’s playing was more what I was playing and referring to.
Didn't Buddy Guy play with him as well? Or was it before his time?
Louis Myers, Dave Myers and Fred Below were The Aces - they backed most of Little Walter's tunes...
What happened to Justin Sandercoes accent?
tifreire1 I’m older I believe, so we should reverse that question... 😜
@@JeffMcErlain I thought that was just part of the disguise haha. Seriously though, great lesson on rhythm dynamics. Thanks for doing it.
That a 64 Strat 👀
Or 65 👀
64
Paps too much fuzz
Can't help it! I love me some gain!
That tele sounds awful.
the supernatural If you like it fine, I don’t. Perhaps my hearing is little more selective than yours.
Blues is so boring. :(
Haha!
Blues isn't boring - only the players can make it that way!