I seen a very old video of Larry explaining his concept and I thought my head would explode. Excellent job Clear as a bell!
@Shafaq693 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot, very well explained so if we start from the 2nd degree i.e. D the major scale formula will be followed i.e. WWHWWWH ? and same for other modes or degrees of C Major ? also what chords in each mode ? also #s and bs are included in the modes Right ?
@Qnexion3 күн бұрын
So wonderful to find this video session with Will. I miss seeing him at Kingdom Bound and working the sales table for him - always a pleasure to watching him jam with Cua and the others. Blessing's Always!
@carissafranz2263 күн бұрын
I need you as a teacher in my life Thankyou! Just found u
@margaretsharbono22184 күн бұрын
Wow Wonderful. Loved watching Clint play with Mr Merle & Later with Noel Lee & Ben. Was so Upse to Hear about His Stroke & being in the Nursing Home. Blessings to All of You. 9-1-2024. 7:45pm. MABS
@justinjones91944 күн бұрын
are you using your finger nails for the melody?because the notes sounds loud and clear ,i have to palm mute the bass notes so that i could hear the melody haha
@Luis-b5o7 күн бұрын
Hi, what is holding your guitar in place in the same position with no guitar strap?
@GuitarGathering7 күн бұрын
Much to the frustration of my producer/wife, I moved my guitar up on my leg so that I could easily reach higher up on the neck. I'm just balancing it on my leg. This is how I practice so it's a very comfortable position for me.
@phile.13818 күн бұрын
At 3:09 you mentioned "it doesn't have the 3rd in it", which is true if you call it a C69, but make the A note the root, and you have the root, minor 3rd, minor 7th, and 11th, so an Am11. If you want to build this chord on 3rds, you have to call it an Am11, but if you want to use it as a 1 chord, then it has to be a major chord, so you'd call it a C69, which is what you are doing here I know, LOL. Just wanting to point out another way of looking at it. I like to think of a minor 11th chord as a type of chameleon, it can be used in so many places, and there's so many ways to play one.
@GuitarGathering8 күн бұрын
Yes, wonderfully said. What I'm having fun with is the idea that a chord shape (collection of tones and relationships) can be a specific chord when it is in one place. But the same chord shape can function as a related chord to the original when put in a new place. And in that new place, the specific tones and their relationship to the original chord change but in a complementary way.
@dougholsted3489 күн бұрын
How do I keep the guitar from moving around while I play. I spend most of my energy trying to keep the guitar in one place. Love your technique and teaching methods.
@robertculp1829 күн бұрын
Alabama😊
@expertwitness765010 күн бұрын
Battle Ground wa
@CribNotes11 күн бұрын
Pierre is the most unique acoustic player out there. Fantastic!
@dennismenezes942311 күн бұрын
The one and only, T.E ! Always a joy
@KimShaheen12 күн бұрын
I just started watching this for the first time. Apparently, it was done a decade ago. But if you go to the Fender Fullerton Museum, now you will find the prototype 53 strat, that Robb Lawrence and myself found and purchased. It's the same guitar shown with Leo Fender that Richard Smith got pictures of. I don't think i'm able to put pictures up.
@JasonHobbsGuitarist13 күн бұрын
All that guitar talent wasn’t enough … then he had to start singing! Wow! What a God given talent. There’s players, then there’s players that god reaches out and touches. So glad I watched this today. 👍 🙏 Thanks so much.
@jolenegehrke706814 күн бұрын
Can I get a copy of the sheet to transpose?
@kennybrannan15 күн бұрын
As A Nashville Recording Artist and an Accomplished Chicken Pickin Fool, Im Humbled By Listening To Those Steel/B-Bender Licks, I Do A Lot Of them too But Damn! Lol your Incredible!! Lots Of Love From The Band and Me! Kenny Brannan and Southern Drive!! God Bless!!
@tonymario811818 күн бұрын
THIS WAS ORIGINALLY DONE BY "****LES PAUL AND MARY FORD AND LES AND MARY WAS MORE INVOLVED WITH A BETTER PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE LISTEN TO LES AND MARY'S VERSION OF "****HOW HIGH THE MOON****"
@tonymario811818 күн бұрын
St Petersburg fla
@gemyneye20 күн бұрын
Thanks, Steve!
@pjokivuo21 күн бұрын
This is absolutely fantastic lesson! Many many thanks, Steve, and greetings from Finland.
@larrygarnett21 күн бұрын
Ottawa, Canada
@neiles33521 күн бұрын
Great Tip Steve 👍 😂Thank you 😊 . This fits perfectly with your last lesson on Swing Feel. Sometimes I think the language of Jazz terms like 'enclosure' scares people a bit, but when it is explained like this it becomes simpler to understand.
@robertbalogh165621 күн бұрын
I'm 82 still play every day. Don't do many gigs any more. But still sble to play. I have arthritis especially in my right thumb. Can't play as well as I used to but thats to be expected. I'll keep playing until I can't anymore.
@marinolorrai85522 күн бұрын
great lesson,thank you Steve!!
@dandd010423 күн бұрын
Thank's Steve, you re great!
@GuitarGathering22 күн бұрын
Ha! Learn all you can. - Steve
@neile.everett645423 күн бұрын
Great lesson Steve - Thanks very much!
@GuitarGathering22 күн бұрын
Thanks Neil! Hope you're doing well. - Steve
@landon.cunningham23 күн бұрын
Great lesson Steve!
@mrmres25 күн бұрын
4:05 6:19 10:30 14:05 17:39 10:10
@alastair635626 күн бұрын
A one man band tremendous. 🤩👍
@ronaldlogan798329 күн бұрын
Rick is very sharp, and very articulate
@ronaldlogan798329 күн бұрын
Rick you are an Icon and I've always loved your body of work. Great produ er, songwriter, and magical guitarist
@christopherprim1973Ай бұрын
Olsen axe. Looks like a Larrivee cutaway, with the sharp point. Can't hang with the corporate guy, tho. Good on you, Keaggy.
@christopherprim1973Ай бұрын
That would be 'The Wind and the Wheat'. 'Beyond Nature' surpassed these exploits. Ever humble, Phil carried on. Randy Stonehill was more flamboyant and dear to my heart, despite his goofiness, but yeah, this kicked off the Phil as Serious man era for me. Good times.
@tomandersartistАй бұрын
Anyone know the name of that first song ?
@Bastikovski99Ай бұрын
Awesome playing at the end! Loved it!
@kennethmays8059Ай бұрын
Seems like an awful lot of practice to avoid using fingers.
@dennisbronson3058Ай бұрын
But necessary for those of us without fingers ..............
@JallattАй бұрын
It also has a different sound@@dennisbronson3058
@christopherdavisfrancis3438Ай бұрын
Love these short Guitar Gatherings little tidbits! Great technique.
@GuitarGatheringАй бұрын
Thanks. There's so much good content that we've had over the years. I want to make sure that people are still able to find it. Thanks for being part of our guitar family!
@christopherdavisfrancis3438Ай бұрын
@@GuitarGathering Thank you from Costa Rica!
@rudolfprinsloo3299Ай бұрын
So what would be considered a healthy diet for a guitar player or a musician?
@davidpatrick1813Ай бұрын
I am new to cross pick ... the finger picking is what I normally do and this is a neat skill ..
@GuitarGatheringАй бұрын
Wonderful! Learn all you can!
@TheRussRaveАй бұрын
"I don't wanna be a world champion ball squeezer" T. E. 2024
@ingeronnabakk6844Ай бұрын
Age is the last thing that comes in mind thinking about Tommy Emmanuel. No one plays as fresh as him.
@rogertinker1813Ай бұрын
Great video, thank you
@vyvynylificationАй бұрын
"I can't fly around this thing like I did 20 years ago, but it's enough for me". Great lesson not to be too hard on yourself.
@vinnolanoАй бұрын
Saw him at UCSB ... The greatest guitarist I ever saw live He was amazingly good.
@renmazzolo9676Ай бұрын
Keep on rocking Tommy. I’m 73 and the guitar is my savior. I’ve beaten carpel tunnel syndrome in both hands now I have trigger finger in my right hand ring finger, bugger! Hasn’t stopped me from picking up the guitar as much as possible. I agree with your logic, eat well, stay healthy that’s the trick. Cheers mate, Ren 👋👋🎸🎸