00:00 review building a major scale 1:07 C Major scale in all octaves 2:36 triads in C Major 5:14 Major Scale in F 6:17 F Major scale in all octaves 8:40 Triads in F Major 11:26 making chord progressions in F Major 14:53 summary and end

I didn't know the Phoenix Pre's were actually 1073 Clones. I don't think they are closely modelled after a 1073 like a lot of the other one's out there, like say a BAE, AMS, or GA even etc. I think they say they are Class A like the 1073, and other British Preamps. They are also electronically transformerless balanced inputs, and I'm quite sure they are a unique design, veering quite far from a 1073, but still give you a fat saturated british type vibe if you want it type thing.

Thank you for sharing, I have a question for you. What is your preference of guitar output for working in studio. Do you prefer low out put single coil? or hotter output single coil with more body to the tone? I have heard that low output has larger dynamic range but at the same time I also heard that sometimes the tone does not have enough thickness or body to fulfilled the track. Also when I work with studio they prefer hotter output so it add more weight to the song. What is your preference?

Sorry, but it is advisable to tune the guitar

00:00 building a C natural scale on 1 string 2:25 playing the C scale up the neck 5:05 building the 7 triads in the key

Nicely done! Is there a "part 2"?

Yeah the original is much simpler than lot of people have interpreted it over the years.

Excellent I'm going to get my theory books out again, 👍

cool ... great song

Nice!

Beautiful ideas for this beautiful song. Thanks, mate!

Glad I happened across your video. I was looking for a good tune to work on and...well... :0) I forgot that "This Masquerade" was in the New Real Book. I've always thought this tune by Leon Russell was great. Thanks for the reminder. I'll not be attempting George Benson's version... but it's worth a listen just for some inspiration. Thanks again!

00:00 play through guitar 1 00:55 play through guitar 2 1:51 lesson on guitar 1 3:21 lesson on guitar 2 6:31 play out

Can we get the electric lesson too? This is great thanks for making it!

00:00 Playthrough 4:00 discussing the jam and form 5:40 Intro chords 8:20 Dorian and how to think of the intro/solo vamp 10:47 chords in the A section 12:07 chords in the Bridge 15:00 chord variations in last A section 16:12 variations in chord voicings for the vamp/solo section 17:20 wrap up

Very nice, sir. Thank you for being focused in the original version

sweet! I love that opening riff so much

Thanks to “top backing tracks” for the play along track.

Great lesson man! Sounding good keep the content coming

BEAUTIFUL! ROCK ON MY FRIEND

I love this song! I can listen to it over and over again :D

Great sounding telecaster shaped object

Excellent job, Dave :)

Dude this is perfect

Dude this is perfect

I only came to watch the video because of the dog 😍 but you sing beautiful too 🥰🫶

Long version please❤

Beautiful ❤

Great video! I want to come visit the gallery out at Butte to see her wonderful work!

Is the sound worth it?

They should make a desk like that with 3 rows of 500 series and automation

Sorry but as an engineer surely you know not to record through the damn phone mic, why not upload the recorded audio and put that in the video

0:58 the first 5 notes here reminded me of George Benson's This Masquerade. Why is that? I'm not really schooled.

I wish more time was spent looking at the art in the exhibition. Yes, it is nice to hear the show's concept and the color used to enhance the art space, but the art being displayed is the most important.

You nailed it❤

"Art Has Heart" Amado Pena

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00:00 introduction 00:47 Melody playthrough 3:42 Rhythm playthrough 6:35 lesson breakdown

How funny I just got this recommended to me. I almost chose this song for the Kaleidoscope jazz ensemble. It was between Beautiful Love and All The Things You Are

awesome tone. still pretty new on the guitar but I'm making this jam my project. cheers

Great Job man.

Like it thanx

Never have I seen such a thorough analysis of Take Five! Just fantastic.

00:00 intro 00:15 playthrough 3:13 lesson

I was there for this song in the 60s! Best time for music!!!

Looks easy enough,the rhythm riff ….not so much.

Hi, bonjour bravo Dave !!! I like what you do, great rendition, I subscribed to your channel !!!! I'm a 71 years old french guy and I cover the greatest hits of my youth the 60' !!!! Sure you will like !!!!! Would you please be so kind and have a look at it !!! I dream to have 300 memberships till my 72th birthday !!!! Would you be so kind and help me to realize that ? Thanks a lot in advance, friendly greetings from France Serge

Love the XL-Desk and I'm going to steal your setup from 9 to 16. What modules are you using on each?

Great feel! Cornell's feel always sounded so good.