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In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to visualize major and minor triads (on the first 3 strings) to compose a Ragtime Blues guitar lead.
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Bonus: Chord Structure
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Slow Walkthrough
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A lot to digest but very helpful. If I were just starting out I would be completely lost but after seeing so many of your lessons, I can comprehend so much more. I love how you keep incorporating ideas over and over until they start to stick. Your a great instructor and player!
Thanks for sharing this great tune. Always enjoy listening to your thought processes.
wow I love it
This is a fun lesson. I’m only up to the 4th bar but some of licks/chord shapes are starting to sink in! Thanks Brian
This is a sweet little composition, Brian. It’s fun, classy to play, and full of melodic triad insights for stringing à lead together. Did I mention the chord structure is brilliant.
Cheers, and thanks for the quality lessons you provide every week. TGIF.
A wealth of great insights in this lesson Brian. Stunning in fact! It’ll be a long time before I’ll play things at that speed, but I like to grab an idea and use it to make up my own solos at about half that speed. You are surely in the top 1% of guitar instructors on the internet. Great insights often repeated so that in time they become established in the student’s brain.
I teach popular piano and have been using that concept with great success. The fresh take each week with regular new creations from your creativity means there is something for every level of student
Another great lesson Brian! I’ll never forget when you quoted what Robben Ford said “essentially it all goes back to the major scale”. Thank you for all you do!
Now make a “country” lead solo……
A great lesson with many breakthrough moments. I especially appreciate the bonus video. More of that Brian please .
Thanks Brian, a useful lesson and a very beautiful song.
That just swings! Love the chromatics, open string licks, and another great chord progression, not to mention the killer ending.
Ralph