Stealing And Simplifying Clapton : Layla Unplugged Guitar Solo Improvisation Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- We are going to steal Clapton's Swagger and Slam it Into a Form#1 Pentatonic so you can Rock this solo however you want!
I made a simple chart that includes the Pentatonic Box, The Blues Scale Box, The Chord Arpeggios as discussed, and The Double Stops for this song on the 10th fret in a Form#1 Pentatonic for anyone who would like a visual aid. Rock on and get it here for $1.99 bit.ly/2RmcmSb Immediate Download and Emailed Right to You.
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I've played guitar since I was thirteen and have taught it in college for 22 years - and my view is that this man reveals more in one lesson in an accessible way than almost anyone I've ever heard.
Wow man, that’s intense! Thank you so much for the kind words. So glad you enjoy the channel.
I was getting pretty good at this. So good, in fact, when I walked out of my office my wife said, "Eric?" Great lesson.
This video is so good it ought to be outlawed. Nobody else explains the how AND the why like this. More practical value than anything else on RUclips.
Kevin Ilsen so true 😀
beyond true.
StichMethod continues to help this "late Starter" get a handle around how to make music. Really Really Really...helpful. Thank you sir!.
Yeah, I just discovered this, and I don't know if it's because I've been playing just long enough for most of this to make "sense," but WOW! Best music lesson EVER! I can't wait to try this out!!!
exactly. what is teaching if you dont go through those steps.... well done Sean
This is actually how a guitar teacher would teach you. Not just parroting, but showing examples and explanations. First video I’ve seen by him, it’s really really good.
"Everything is D licious....im so sorry"
🤣🤣🤣 you are an amazing instructor absolutely loved this video
brilliant moment
Your genius is not in knowing this stuff, it’s knowing how to share it with us. Thanks man.
Have played for 18 yrs now and was intimidated it in ‘18, now it makes complete sense, glad I came back to it. Thanks.
12 idiots thumbed down learning from a great teacher?!! unreal! you, steve stein, and shut up and play your guitar are the best teachers on youtube. keep up the great work and thank you.
It seems like there is full of joy in his face when he breaks everything down into parts and explain it. Thanks for the video
Fantastic lesson. You really differentiate yourself as a teacher by answering the questions WHY things are played. Love that you make mistakes and your sense of humor and style are sooooo engaging. Many thanks.
You look like and sound like a genuinely good person. World needs more like you. Thank you
Great tutorial. Breaking it down and staying in the first position really helps to work on the concepts
Dude, god bless your patience. This video is basically a full Master Class on how to improvise over a chord progression. I followed along step by step because this is one of my favorite EC tunes. I can honestly say that my guitar playing has improved, and I think I understand chords and scales a bit better.
amazing tutorial. You make it so easy to understand in an inspiring way.
Fantastic lesson!! Thank you for the thorough explanation
If you are a new guitar player, listen to this guy before you listen to anyone else. I have been playing for close to 30 years and still learned alot. A great lesson taking a seaming impossible topic and making it possible.
What you do through this video is priceless! These are the kind of lessons which every guitarist wish they had access to.
In addition to your excellent teaching, I appreciate how you show your love for the music/artist/concepts. It’s pure and endearing.
Stich you are a true teacher and I do appreciate it
You are a truly gifted communicator and teacher. Your face reflects your love of the subject. Kudos.
Great music lesson, in its broader meaning. Thank you so much
You break things down so well. Great lesson. Thanks!!
I was taught the pentatonic scale 50 years ago but never figured out how to utilize it. I just used the major scale and played the simple melody.
This lesson was really helpful in understanding how to use it. I still got alot to figure out though to plug it in.
But thank you
You are the best teacher on RUclips. The way you broke the solo down into easy to digest concepts and kept it in one familiar spot was fantastic. You have a gift for teaching. Thank you for this.
Stich this video is awsome.Easy to understand.Not to much talking.Very informative.Thank you .God bless
Wow. One of the most incredible videos I’ve seen on RUclips. Layla is my favourite song and I’m currently working on my improvisation, this video blew my mind 🤯 thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to watch more of your videos.
Great Lesson!! appreciate the insight mixed with the underlying theory to help see it, understand it, then watch you provide the practical application quickly to what you just taught. Very Valuable. thx
Best source of guitar knowledge on internet, period. Greetings from Brazil, my friend.
A few years ago I tried to learn some of the solos from the song. I sort of had them but didn’t really think about where the notes were coming from. This was just the lesson I needed to put it all together. 👍🏼. Thanks 🙏
Best teacher after following many many lessons for years on youtube. Practical approach
Great lesson Mr. I've diagnosed my favorite songs off the unplugged album and Layla is one of the songs I addressed. You cleared up quite a bit. Thanx
Fella, you have shown me in twenty minutes what I've unsuccessfully fooled around with forever !! So good, thank you
I have said it before, and i shall say it again, you are by far the BEST guitar teacher on RUclips. No one else even comes close. You have given me so many breakthroughs in such a short amount of time. Thank you Stitch.
This lesson was brilliant. It really put into understandable terms the concept of soloing over chords which should go beyond just this classic cut...Thank you
You are amazing just picked up guitar again after 10 year rest . Watched you video and I caught the bug again . Amazing lesson can’t wait t see more
Were layering a cupcake of Clapton...Coolest words ever said!!!
I want to thank you along with all the notes of appreciation here. This timeless piece of music can now be played by most pickers at all levels. That's the mark of a great lesson!!!!
Man I say it every video but your videos have completely turned the corner for me. So glad to become a patreon member just to help support your awesomeness!
Great video my man. You manage to explain the how and why Eric hits certain notes without totally overwhelming us with music theory. This lesson was just what I was needing with exactly the right context. Thank you brother.
Nothing but frigging awesome stich , you are truly the man of guitar music so keep up the awesome teaching. I just love it, thank you
Hey everybody. Get the blues master class! Great lesson Stich
One of the best lessons I have ever come across on RUclips
great lesson! learning songs these days are both visual and aural...thanks for the tabs/chord shapes on screen
First time commenter here, Been lurking around for a while now watching your videos and just wanted to stop by and thank you because you have really helped me improve my guitar playing a tonne. I was stuck in a rut and not going anywhere, and your videos are the only ones, and i must have watched hundreds on the net so far, your videos are the only ones that actually make any sense to me. I have just bought a few of your downloads from some videos to help support you and give a little something back.
These "Stealing and Simplifying" Videos are AMAZING! And would love it if you could continue on with these as i learnt so much from these alone.
Pure class I get it when I am shown but would not have sussed it myself in a thousand years thankyou a brilliant teacher
I haven’t watched this in a while. Your lessons have started to sink in. I wax really able to apply knowledge and skill (from the stitch method) to really make this work!
Also. There is a 1/2 hour backing track loop of this song on RUclips. Not sure about the etiquette of posting another RUclipsrs link in your feed, so I didn’t. But it’s out there.
As always, thanks Ian.
Wow. You’re outstanding. So well explained, for the first time I got the whole concept of soloing. Fun to follow and practice. Thx
Another great lesson Stitch! Your ability to break down concepts and ideas into understandable lessons is amazing. Please...please keep forgetting to turn up your volume and hitting your hand on the body of the guitar and saying things like...Really? when you make a mistake. It's so genuine... and so Stichey..I love it. And it makes you...YOU!
Why is it that people who are best at what they do are always the most humble ones! thanks for the brilliant lesson
this man is probably the best guitar teacher in the world
Very nice breakdown. Explained very well and gave me some new things to work on. Thanks
Master class by a teaching master masterfully done.
Pentatonic scale is gold. A must for every guitar player. Great explanation, how to.
I just found you!. I have been playing for over 40 years. And a big Clapton fan. Love the unplugged stuff. Always a crowd pleaser. I really enjoyed your presentation and approach. More than one place to play it on a guitar neck. Some of us are not Clapton or pro/s . Nothing wrong in putting it within reach of someones skin level. Keep up the great work.
Rare. A teacher who doesn't show off. I have learned so much from this. Thanks.
Come home to the root, 4 words, that opened up a whole new vista for me. Thanks Stitch 1st time watching, definately subscribing.
1- randomly see this video in my suggested videos
2- click to what this guy has to say I haven't heard yet
3- getting blown away by the quality of the information (and also how is delivered
4- click "Like", "Subscribe" and click on the bell not to miss any further videos
Thanks!!!
Thanks Phil
Thanks Phil
I've watched a lot of youtube.. guitar videos, im so glad I stumbled on your channel, clear, simple, easy to follow.. thank u so much.. This is just what I need.
So nice to hear. Glad you are enjoying the channel
I love watching these videos. You always come away learning something and it's like hanging with your buddy trading licks.
Clapton cupcake layers are the best😂 your reaction to this killed me. Awesome lesson thank u very much
Great video mate, love the song, and because of you I can play it a hell of a lot better. Thanks
Your videos are really excellent.. I'm playing 15 years but I've still learnt loads of useful stuff from you so thanks
I have been searching for lessons that center on form 1 pentatonic. There are almost none!!! I can’t thank you enough for this one.
I made a simple chart that includes the Pentatonic Box, The Blues Scale Box, The Chord Arpeggios as discussed, and The Double Stops for this song on the 10th fret in a Form#1 Pentatonic for anyone who would like a visual aid. Rock on and get it here for $1.49 bit.ly/2RmcmSb Immediate Download and Emailed Right to You. Also!, You can watch the live review right here: ruclips.net/video/1yqoPwzk9vk/видео.html , Make sure to click the live chat button so you can watch everybody interacting. Rock on
Great quote create your own solo by stealing ideas
Hey Ian. I want to thank you for being such a great guy and a great teacher. A few months after we spoke I was nearly homeless. I had to sell everything but my bed and my clothes, so my guitars and all of my gear was one of the first things to go. I look forward to every video because you inspire me to keep trying in guitar and life. Thankfully I am in a spot now where I can begin to rebuild. I'm going to get a cheap guitar and a little amp so I can play along with you again. Debating on a beginner pack or a cheap used guitar and get the rest over time. Anyway, thank you for everything you do.
Hey Ian i am blown away with this amazing class. I have been playing guitar for years and really classify myself as a hit and miss player using a looper and backing tracks and have never found a guitar tutor to explain this as simply as you have. I am in i want all the teaching i can get, super excited. I have played this Layla song over and over and tried to copy his style but i gave up eventually. You have made it come to light. Thank you. Now i need the same for his song before you cause me.
I’ll be going live tonight on YT at 7:30 est to answer questions about the vid.... rock on and thanks for enjoying!
Thanks so much, brother! Great lesson and brilliantly presented!!
Just re watched this video.....fantastic! So much great information in this video alone. Thanks
Thanks, Stich- - That was me at 16:06 - playing an instrument that's not a guitar. Cheers, bro.
Great lesson…this has helped me tremendously…much appreciated.
Thanks Stich. That was a great lesson. I will definitely learn my penatonic scales and putting them to good use with Clapton's song. Mixing minor and blue notes really adds to the song. Thanks So Much. New Subscriber.
Mind blowing tutorial. I learnt a lot. Thankyou so much..
Thank you so much. These improv techniques are great. Return to the root note!!! I get it finally.
Glad I stumbled on this video and channel. Thanks for such clear, concise info.
Great style , can watch this over and over having trouble with the B Flat, but I’m working on it
Thanks for the lesson
Excellent, video. I like how you teach. Thank you so much. I am learning this song!!
I agree w/U ..Kevin...he has what it takes ..... giving a good xplanation.
I love the videos man! I might have to buy the charts bc it’s so much to digest, but for someone who has played and learned online to play for years you’re really bringing a lot home for me and piecing together the fragments of knowledge I have. For anyone else watching, give it time and keep watching and playing-it’ll start making sense eventually lol
Perfectly timed! I'm thinking on my way home from work this morning that I should learn this song. Get up from a rather long nap and look what Stitch has done :-) You're a good man
Exactly what I need to hear. The pentatonic scale is evident but the beauty is the motif and additional notes from the chords. It is one of my favorite songs by Clapton. Thanks for showing me how to go a bit beyond the scales to form a wonderful melody. This is a sticking point for me right now. You just gave me hope to conquer my dry performance.
some say teachers are worth there weight in GOLD, knowledge of this caliber is invaluable, and you share it exceptionally well and with such enthusiasm... well done sir, your contribution to the world and universe at large is very much appreciated, I like your style keep doing what you're doing, your killin' it, and keeping it alive
Thanks Camron!
You are a wonderful being. Thank you!
The more I learn the more it's clear that CAGED is everything. Great video!
Ryan Ferguson the CAGED System is the fretboard, the fretboard is the CAGED System.
One of the best lessons Herr.
Men, you’re the best, how you understand this, and how you transmit that, awesome!
Your literally the best guitar teacher
Fantastic lesson. Thanks for the clear and simple breakdown. Well done! 🎸🤘
You put so much into every lesson you do; and I always leave with so many more creative ideas other than just learning a song being covered note for note.
That my friend is my idea of a great guitar lesson / instructor.
I want to say: THANK YOU! and MUCH continued success!!!
I wholeheartedly concur with your sentiment.
Absolutely love this lesson! Thanks!
Thoroughly enjoy your videos and thank you so much!
What a perfect little lesson.
as someone who doesn't want to learn music theory in a formal environment, guitar teachers like you are the biggest blessing to us people
Check out my square of Stich video…. It’s theory that is easy and makes sense…. But …. Don’t if you don’t want to🤟
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What a great lesson; so logically presented by beginning with a foundation and slowly adding the layers. Thank you for a fantastic lesson. Cheers!
You are a great teacher
I love your enthusiasm for the music and your effort to pass it on to others. This is a very good lesson, explained so well even I can understand it! Thanks very much.........
Love your musical theory and teaching methods! Thanks so much for presenting this on RUclips, really appreciate you !
Excellent lesson that can be applied to pretty much any rock/blues song and beyond... One thing I learned specifically is how to add chord tones to a solo, at least as a starting point for this technique. I've heard about it and can definitely hear it being used in songs to make a solo sound unique and custom fit to the song, but it seemed overwhelming to apply. Again i'm sure there are a million ways to use them, but simply hitting a single chord tone (outside of the key pentatonic) right at the chord change is very easy to understand and apply, and for the listener it does the job of making the solo sound awesome and not just like going up and down the pentatonic. Thanks for that!!
Great lesson. The explanations of why using the notes is really helpful instead of rote memorization
Im fantasizing writing a blues album of my own...this is so awesome
Eric's the man, thanks so much. I always wonder if these legends know this stuff or if they just play what sounds good to their ears. Eric is my all time favorite.