I just found one of your videos on youtube and was intrigued straight away. Subscribed not even thinking about it. Ive been learning guitar for just over a year now and would usually be discouraged by hearing such great playing, but you just hit me with the exact right thing to encourage me. From now on I'll be learning songs from your channel and will take these instructions strongly into count. Thank you for the good content!
Dear Joe, I really want to thank your for your book recommendation of "effortless mastery" by Kenny Werner. Rarely have I found a book which is so deeply touching and helpful at the same time. You really live that book.. Thank you so much. Have a beautiful day!
Joe , There are a lot of talented guitar teachers out there on the Internet, But your approach and presentation has to be among the best I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing your talent your technique and your skills as a teacher.
What a very impressive lesson, thankyou so much Joe!! I have learned alot about your tutorials and lessons of songs like yesterday i really like your playing style and composition are very fun to play!! Godbless you Joe!
All your content is so golden and helpful.. I can't express how much you gave me in my musical life. I wish you so much. Have a beautiful life my friend.
Did you learn to improvise on an electric and then later on transferred the skill to acoustic? Because I noticed in order to play scales fast like you did requires long hours of practice. But practicing scales on steel string acoustic from the very beginning hurts my wrist and the joints on my hand if I play for too long.
Hey Joe! I had signed up for your course recently and I'm loving it so far. I have a small request, I'd absolutely love to see your interpretation of the song 'With or without you' by U2. Please consider doing it.
I know its not Joe but the RUclipsr Six-string fingerpicking(Chris) did a great Arrangement of that it is capoed tho Chris has amazing tutorials, not as complex as joe but sometimes that's a good thing!
Thanks, @@lurk7967 I've heard his arrangement and it's pretty good. I've been a subscriber of his for a while now. I'm curious what Joe might come up with if he decides to cover it. Additionally, this has to be my favourite interpretation of the song ruclips.net/video/TQagK7mA0Aw/видео.html
In regard to rhythm, I was thinking just last night that in many cases having a good rhythm will cover up a melodic mistake, as somehow dissonance and resolution tend to create a content satisfaction to our ears. Why many guitarists have said over the years that there are no rules, you really make your own up and many of the great players used melodic phrasing that goes against traditional belief. The augmented 4th was once said to be that, back in Gregorian days, but many artists have used it successfully over the years proving there are no rules that are hard and fast. IMO, good rhythm can obfuscate some forms of dissonance until the resolution makes you feel content. Hope that makes sense.
Hey joe There is a challenge for you that you have to play the vocal melody of thinking out loud on top of the guitar melody that is being played in the song
Great to see someone of Joe's talent and humble disposition keeping guitar relevant ...just a talented , nice dude .
I just found one of your videos on youtube and was intrigued straight away. Subscribed not even thinking about it. Ive been learning guitar for just over a year now and would usually be discouraged by hearing such great playing, but you just hit me with the exact right thing to encourage me. From now on I'll be learning songs from your channel and will take these instructions strongly into count. Thank you for the good content!
Dear Joe, I really want to thank your for your book recommendation of "effortless mastery" by Kenny Werner. Rarely have I found a book which is so deeply touching and helpful at the same time. You really live that book.. Thank you so much. Have a beautiful day!
Joe ,
There are a lot of talented guitar teachers out there on the Internet,
But your approach and presentation has to be among the best I’ve ever seen.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent your technique and your skills as a teacher.
I really appreciate that Dave, thanks so much
Simply brilliant Joe.
Man , this is invaluable
Thank you JOE
Thank you so much for this
What a very impressive lesson, thankyou so much Joe!! I have learned alot about your tutorials and lessons of songs like yesterday i really like your playing style and composition are very fun to play!! Godbless you Joe!
Thanks, Joe!
Be good to you!
This was excellent, so much on point and helpful, thanks a bunch Joe!
Great lesson! Thank you.
Thanks Brother...😊🙏
Love from Indonesian...😘😘
Great lesson 👍👍
Really cool!! I would love to see a video of a rig rundown of your video productions.
Congrats! Your vídeos are amazing!!!!
All your content is so golden and helpful.. I can't express how much you gave me in my musical life. I wish you so much. Have a beautiful life my friend.
Amazing, thank you Joe 👍👏🙏.
Great lesson as always Joe, I'm gonna use this with my students as well. Thanks a lot.
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Another excellent lesson Joe!! 👏🏻👏🏻🎶🎶 I love how you teach I m learning a lot with you. Please then can you do a lesson of "can buy me love"?? 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great idea! Thanks for the request! I do have a full lesson for it on my Guitar Synergy channel also
Perfect . . .
Great 🎵🎸👍suggestions. 🙏
Loved the video! What is that guitar body shape? Is it a parlor? Keep it up
How long you time play the guitar.you are very Well
Thank you Joe little young Paul McCartney
Since how many years do u play guitar?
That's what i looking for
Did you learn to improvise on an electric and then later on transferred the skill to acoustic? Because I noticed in order to play scales fast like you did requires long hours of practice. But practicing scales on steel string acoustic from the very beginning hurts my wrist and the joints on my hand if I play for too long.
You should spend more time practicing on your acoustic guitar, get used to it
Hey Joe! I had signed up for your course recently and I'm loving it so far. I have a small request, I'd absolutely love to see your interpretation of the song 'With or without you' by U2. Please consider doing it.
I know its not Joe but the RUclipsr Six-string fingerpicking(Chris) did a great Arrangement of that it is capoed tho Chris has amazing tutorials, not as complex as joe but sometimes that's a good thing!
Thanks, @@lurk7967 I've heard his arrangement and it's pretty good. I've been a subscriber of his for a while now. I'm curious what Joe might come up with if he decides to cover it. Additionally, this has to be my favourite interpretation of the song ruclips.net/video/TQagK7mA0Aw/видео.html
It's a shame you have just 76.000 sub. You definitely deserve 760.000!!!
Рахмат Джой!!!Мен сага жазылдым жана менден лайк!!!Кыргызстандан салам!!!
In regard to rhythm, I was thinking just last night that in many cases having a good rhythm will cover up a melodic mistake, as somehow dissonance and resolution tend to create a content satisfaction to our ears. Why many guitarists have said over the years that there are no rules, you really make your own up and many of the great players used melodic phrasing that goes against traditional belief. The augmented 4th was once said to be that, back in Gregorian days, but many artists have used it successfully over the years proving there are no rules that are hard and fast. IMO, good rhythm can obfuscate some forms of dissonance until the resolution makes you feel content. Hope that makes sense.
Hey joe There is a challenge for you that you have to play the vocal melody of thinking out loud on top of the guitar melody that is being played in the song
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But scales don't have to be boring!