How To Handle Challenging Songs On The Fly
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Jack, your lessons are peerless. Your command of music theory, practical tips, relaxed teaching style, and of course your incredibly tasty playing puts you in a RUclips category by yourself. Thanks man!
“Now this approach sounds ok” -> sounds absolutely amazing to me haha
Happy birthday! I learned about you through Guthrie Trapp. You are an awesome player, my friend!
The 3rd example, Jack, is just incredibly fluid. I can't imagine the day when I'm on the bandstand and chords are being called out and I can play like example 3's solo. When that day comes, then I can move to Nashville 🤣. Great playing, Jack!
brilliant! I recommend everyone Jack's course on True Fire ! Everything what you showed here is perfectly clear to me!... and it wasn't that way before taking your course :)
Great job, awesome playing Jack - please keep on doing that !
Thank you Jack, love the sound of altered when used through the changes. Interesting anout Dorian over m7b5! Cheers 🙋
Great video and very tasty playing as usual. Thank you.
Your videos have helped me in the last month progress more than i have in the last 5 years. Thanks again, hope you got the 10 bucks.
Cool lesson Jack. Your courses have been so helpful because a year ago I wasn't entirely sure what a ii V I was, and now I can hear them as they go past. You're a great teacher man!
Love the examples and the insights, as I do in all your videos, but truth be told, I love listening to you play even more than the lesson - if that's possible. For me, I bet you an hour of just listening to your excruciatingly tasty playing could teach me more than ten hours of lessons....
Jack Ruch is one of the finest teachers out there. Not just as a guitar instructor- at which he most definitely excels - but more importantly on the deeper, more meaningful level as he brings us into how he experiences music.
Jack, if you ever hold workshops, like a day or weekend program, I would fly down to Nashville for it. Seriously. You are THAT good!
Thank you!
Ditto. Your experience and knowledge is on par with the great guitarists. Any album you are a part of I will buy. Please keep publishing. 👍
This is great Jack! I've been in those situations before and it's pretty scary. It's cool to be able to recognise these things and not just hope for the best. Thank you🤘
Im looking in too the Altered scale for dominant chords, Thanks Jack....between you and Gutherie, Ive become a better guitarist....thanks again brother.
Great vid jack
I’m gaining knowledge but so hard to apply on the fly and you often can’t jam with folk and set everything up for what are your strengths, so learning to find a way on the fly is nearly always the case.
Would love to see more of this topic and even simplified a bit
Great stuff
Great tone
Great relaxed delivery
You’re a dude.😊
Love your touch, tone and feel brother. Killin.
Awesome insights Jack! I probably would have pooped the bed on this one live but, like anything else, practicing this kind of thiught process on every progression will make us all better prepared. Thanks!!
Great video with some very useful approaches....(as usual)! Thanks Jack.
Terrific lesson packed with clear, useful ideas and concepts.
What a wonderful video Jack have a wonderful day ❤😊
Glad to see your channel growing jack. I wanted to learn the lick which you played at 0:38
Master at work👏
Great lesson as always Jack, I don't know if you take requests but it would be great to get your insight on what to play over a minor 4 chord in a major progression. I usually just end up playing a m7 arpeggio but it doesn't quite sound right. Anyways, thanks for all the great lessons!
This really keen and classy .. thank you. I love the sound settings ... do you have a video of how I may learn how to set tone as such or close? Also, I am having issues with my first new 335 like guitar and settings ... string gauge, type and if low action .. for ease is done ... it seems too high .. I am an acoustic home player .. soooo.. just learning.. thanks. pat
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Wow.
Thanks Jack! Any one have a suggestion as to the best guitar chord book and guitar scale book or books out there. I am having trouble finding something
that is really good. the new ones seem weak. Once upon a time I had some good ones but they have disappeared over the years..
Wonderful playing. I can understand the theory, but my execution hits its limits if someone calls a blues and it isn’t in A or E! 😅
Why is modern country music generic repititious and bland?It sounds like cookie cutter algorithmically created songs? I miss the old Nashville sound and the Bakersfield sound for that matter. Is it because it's put together by journeymen song writers, musicians and producers? Everyone is just going to work and getting the job done?