👉JAM THE BLUES ANYWHERE ON THE NECK! Discover the 5 easiest and fastest ways to play the blues scale with this FREE PDF GUIDE→ www.jonmaclennan.com/bluesscales
Love it! Many great techniques to practice here. Happy New Year by the way, I am sure many of us are thankful for all the great lessons, looking forward to more to come.
awesome John This one is deep in my wheel house. I have been playing at my version for years. I was almost humbling to see you playing about 90% similar to me. Damn fine guitar work right there !
Great lesson Jon! I was wondering if you have a class going over the free Fretboard guide? If so, what is the title please! Thanks for all you do for US!
Calling those intervals 6ths is misleading. It's the 5th and 3rd of the implied chord. For example, in the I chord (E7) the B is the 5th of the chord, while the G# is the 3rd. The movement is then to the ii chord (F#m) you are playing the 5th and minor 3rd of the F#m chord, etc. Same goes for the chord run off the IV chord {A7)
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👉JAM THE BLUES ANYWHERE ON THE NECK! Discover the 5 easiest and fastest ways to play the blues scale with this FREE PDF GUIDE→ www.jonmaclennan.com/bluesscales
I woke to the alert for this lesson. You know I’m working on it after church this morning! Thanks for the lesson.
I have always wanted to play this song and and your tutorial is easy to follow. Great job Jon !
Compliments! Your lessons are very good, clear and balanced with enough high level of technique!
Love it! Many great techniques to practice here. Happy New Year by the way, I am sure many of us are thankful for all the great lessons, looking forward to more to come.
Wonderful lesson my friend, keep em coming.
Love this song and love the articulate and well-thought-out and well-timed lesson. You get A Big thank you!!!
Great lesson. Thanks John.
Would love to see a lesson on the solo part for change the world👍🎸
Just feel it, let it flow out of your soul and it will be beautiful
This appeared on my suggestions. Im so glad it did. Awesome video. I subscribing because this was so clear and sound great. Thank you
Thank you, Jon - you're awesome! Happy New Year to you and yours!
awesome John This one is deep in my wheel house. I have been playing at my version for years. I was almost humbling to see you playing about 90% similar to me. Damn fine guitar work right there !
Great lesson as usual Jon. Happy New Year.
Great lesson. Good introduction to some nice chords.
I found your music in iTunes. 👍🏼
really great job!
You are an excellent teacher, thank you so much!!!
Rodrigo from Brasil txs Perfect lesson
Thank you. Subscribed!
thanks for all your hard work and great song choices - happy New Year
Jon you make it look so easy. Thank you for this lesson.
Excellent lesson, lots of techniques to work on...Happy New Year everyone...and Jon, please do a follow up on the solo...Thanks?
nice video... happy new year everyone.
Many thanks. Merci.
I love it. Thanks for the lesson
Beauty, Jon, thank you.
Great lesson! (1) Bring on the solo! (2) Howzabout a lesson on “Got you on my mind”? Clapton performed it in the Unplugged concert video.
wonderfull lesson!
Thank you very much Jon!! 🙏🏻😎🤙🏻
Great lesson Jon! I was wondering if you have a class going over the free Fretboard guide? If so, what is the title please! Thanks for all you do for US!
Great!
Bery cool, thanks
Music is beutifull❤❤❤
Couldn’t click fast enough. Please do the solo next!
great
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Talk Talk Talk, jesus! Just show it
Calling those intervals 6ths is misleading. It's the 5th and 3rd of the implied chord. For example, in the I chord (E7) the B is the 5th of the chord, while the G# is the 3rd.
The movement is then to the ii chord (F#m) you are playing the 5th and minor 3rd of the F#m chord, etc. Same goes for the chord run off the IV chord {A7)
Seem like Clapton plays a D#dim chord instead of the flat 7th, brings slightly more tension.
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Got 6-7 months to learn for 34th wedding anniversary…scary
you’re all good just keep practicing and don’t give up
You’re going to ace it👍
In the intro, the third chord is a G
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