Great video. I’d love to see you cover the Hood from 7/1/95. Such a beautiful rendition that, I believe, stands apart from any other version due to Treys soaring, soulful playing.

When you hit that like button before you even watch the video…..

Thanks for the info, time to jam!!

Really great playing of my favorite song! Have you checked out the 12 5 2009 version? m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZeXqWOhp82Fnbs it's one of my favorites.

Man I think I do alot of what you’re explaining without realizing it

This is great man! Thanks! Lots of ideas in a fairly short video. Very helpful. Is that Van Andel by the way in the first video clip?

Bro can you hook me up with a mini lesson on 46 days

Excellent. Thanks.

Great stuff! Although I've often felt Trey's use of syncopation, I've never analyzed it like that or had it explained. Thanks! Stuff about repeating motifs and question/answer is great too. I often do the "Happy birthday trick": 1) play a line 2) same line, slight variation 3) very different line, unresolved 4) return to the motif and resolve. Anyway, thanks for the very useful lesson!

Thanks

I LOVE the attention to detail and explanation of each "chord" you outline in the progression. It's deceptively simple with just being 2 chords, but the more I try my hand at jamming on it the more I come to notice and appreciate the little nuances (like you mentioned here) that take a phrase from noodling to texture. Keep em coming please!!

Wow! Great lesson from the master himself! I have been teaching music since right around the time that Story of the Ghost came out and most of what he says here is very, very similar to what I tell my students. Trey is a genius and on top of that he's got a Master's degree in music whereas I only have a Bachelor's in music, but the theory he talks about in this video is taught in most colleges and universities. The 1st thing that blew my mind is that Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin is a piece I've been listening for a long time. I play guitar & studied Classical Guitar as well as Jazz in college. There's lots of classical guitarists who play a guitar arrangement of Le Tombeau de Couperin which is what I've been listening to for over two decades. The 2nd thing that struck me is that I ALSO tell my students that all music boils down to only three chords. All other chords can be thought of as substitutes for one of those three chords. Finally, the 3rd thing that put a smile on my face is that he mentioned what I teach my students as three chord families: We've got Minor chords, Major chords and the third chord family is the Dominant family which I call a hybrid of major & minor within the same chord. I also learned a couple of new things, but for the most part it was cool seeing how Trey's point of view regarding music theory is very similar to my POV. Thx for uploading these lessons!

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nice, im hearing some carlos santana vibe❤

Jesus christ dude....sweet jam. Nice to watch

Love how they play "around" the progression, hinting at it, but only really letting it loose at the climax -- not to be crass, but it's quite sexual, the tension and release!

My jaw is in the floor. I just started playing guitar this week. Trying to do a g scale. I can only imagine doing this song lol! Awesome work! I’m a fan.

This definitely deserves more than a short! Is the Patreon version the same? Thanks

Very nice Chris !

Every time this section is played I beg for Trey to tease Breezin’ by George Benson. Fits perfectly. Hbd Trey

Love that PRS style guitar. Are those factory pickups???

Smooth!

So simple with great dynamics and thoughtful phrasing makes for some tasty playing. Very nice! 👏 👏 👏

Ooh, I love this. This is wonderful!

Guitar/bass player here, needed to say that, brother, you are the BALLS! 100% rating, best Phish school ever!

Nice! Now let's see TAB for the whole Travel part... 🎉😅

Crowd full of K sniffing burnouts who never made it into a Real Grateful Dead show. Corny AF Clown music

I just signed back up for the Patreon page after taking a break for a couple years (I was going through an obsessive Duane Allman phase lol). Didn’t there used to be a full play through w/tabs of Harry Hood, or did I imagine that?

Learning this right now and we're wearing the same shirt haha

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This way to play this part is the studio version for sure. Can you explain what Trey is doing in AC in 2013 in this clip? Seems more difficult than the Farmhouse version. Thanks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3m0lJuOdsedr5Isi=nJ6zQCxIEXAOr4BL

This way to play this part is the studio version for sure. Can you explain what Trey is doing in AC in 2013 in this clip? Seems more difficult than the Farmhouse version. Thanks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3m0lJuOdsedr5Isi=nJ6zQCxIEXAOr4BL

1:40 Goodnight 🫡

Trey’s Koas are pieces of art. Especially love Ocelot.

Hey Chris , the sharpening of the third one half step in the F major chord to A sharp, makes it the F sus right? ? Also where does the C come into the F sus / C? Those C notes your using are a part of the F chord anyway so is it because you're not using the F root note and your lowest note is a C instead?

Nice! Love that song. So is the F the 4 and the C the 1? There seems to be some chords that are not diatonic? Curious about the theory here. Thanks!

When ever I want to learn a phish song you’re always there to break it down. Much appreciated!

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Ahhhhhh!! This song ought to be a cinch. I heard the next section is called the ‘Mary Had a Little Lamb’ section. That’s gotta be easy, right? Oh wait…nope! It’s complicated! And what? I have to jump up and down for like 20 seconds while playing after that? Who are these guys? Haha! Thanks man! Cheers! Best band ever!

Awesome love this tune and this a great little addition to that parts I knew tyvm

ItS a DiFfErEnT sHoW eVery NiGhT 🤪

One of my favorite extended jams using this riff wasn’t in Down with Disease at all, but rather woven into Auld Lang Syne from New Year’s Eve ‘93. You can find it here on KZbin, ofc. Just a superb line of music.

Man I fucking love your videos. I get to a certain point on my own with the tabs, and then your guidance and instruction on chord shapes and hand position helps me increase accuracy and speed. Thank you so much, may these videos never end! Much love

This video taught me about A7 and I’ve been abusing that chord ever since, it sounds so cool

You’re something else, man! It’s impressive to watch and hear even if there weren’t any tabs. Thanks for this!

Yessss

He plays it differently depending on the year, but especially on the studio version there’s slide from the 3rd fret to 5th fret on 5th string and it kinda alternates light staccato picking on that not and 3rd on 4th string

Thanks homie you're the man!

What are the numbers above the riff? 😅

such a solid piece, thank you!