Thanks a lot, I’m really glad you picked up on that. I do that partly to keep things relaxed and informal, as if it’s a real, in person lesson. The other reason of course is that it makes the audio much easier to mix afterwards 😂 Thanks for watching 🎸

I’m glad it was helpful, you’re right it’s such a bright and definite sound. Thanks for watching 🎸

I think I am just tired tbh, working too hard 😅

Thanks a lot, I had quite a bit of fun making this one. That record connected with me profoundly and shaped my playing, even though what I do now is quite far away stylistically. It still amazes me now every time I listen to it. You’ve got some eagle eyes there! She would have been creating chaos climbing on my speakers and whatnot ordering me to hurry up and feed her, most likely!

Yeah me too, and a whole host of other things. I had quite a bit of fun with this one though 😀🎸

In this example I’m essentially disregarding the idea of it being three different chords, and just condensing it down to tension and resolution - the diminished covering the tension and the triads covering the resolution. There are a million ways of approaching soloing over a ii-v-i, but I find this to be a useful place to start as it gets you some inherent jazz language from the very beginning. Keep me posted on how you get on, or if you’ve got any other questions 🎸🎸

Thanks for watching, hope it's useful!

It’s the single most useful upper level piece of information ever shared with me. Thank you. There is so much that can come out of this by playing around with the chord tones surrounding the golden nuggets

I'm glad that it found you! Thanks for watching, I hope you find all of this useful 🎸

Thank you, that’s much appreciated. Thanks a lot for watching 🎸🎸

Thanks for the spot, fitting all this in around work often causes me to rush and miss things 🤦‍♂️

That's awesome! I agree, it helps break you away from the usual shapes and develop freedom across the fretboard. Have fun! 🎸

That's right yeah, I should have mentioned that! 🎸

Thanks for watching - it's always worth exploring what other colours are available. That being said, I love the strong, bright sound of those two major chords next to each other 🎸

Nicely done!

Thanks for watching! That would be lovely actually, not played in France before. Feel free to drop me a message via my website if you know of any venues that might be interested in what we do 🎸

It all takes time to imprint and memorise, but at least we can recycle it and use it over different chord types and save ourselves some work that way 😀 hope you're finding it useful 🎸

Thanks for watching! I agree, endless possibilities from a lovely simple idea 🎸

Care to elaborate? I’m not quite sure why I’ve made you angry with this 🎸

Thanks for watching! 🎸

Thanks a lot for watching! 🎸

You’ve anticipated my next video 😄 🎸

Thanks for watching! It’s really fun stuff, I hope you find it useful 🎸

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it, this stuff was a revelation to me when I learned it 🎸

Cheers dude, thanks for watching. Hope you’re well 🎸

Thanks for watching! I’m just going straight into my interface, and using Two Notes Genome plugin for amp sims. I think it’s basically a Klon into a deluxe reverb 🎸

Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it 🎸🎸

So was mine when I learned this stuff 🎸

Thanks for watching, I’m really glad you enjoyed the lesson! Keep me posted on how you get on 🎸

I’m talking about the overall modal context. G11 and G7 are functionally speaking the same thing.

@@LearnGuitarWithJimmyBrewer They are in theory butt 11th chords are not as straightforward to use as 7ths, 9ths and 13ths. I'd readily sub a 7th for a 9th or 13th, but would hesitate and really listen before subbing in an 11th...

Thanks a lot for watching, I’m happy you like my teaching style 🎸

Ace man! Glad you’re getting on well. Given the context of this video - why not try pairing together Db and Eb major triads over your Eb7 chord in your blues, that’ll sound great! 🎸

😂 amazing work

It's such a useful one and quite eye opening everytime I attempt it!

Thanks a lot, I hope you get some good use from this stuff! 🎸

Thanks a lot for watching! I'm just plugged straight into my interface and using Two Notes Genome plugin for amp sims 🎸

Exactly that, yes

Ahh amazing, so glad you found it interesting - do let me know how you get on! 🎸

That's exactly what I'm hoping to offer, thanks so much for watching 🎸

Awesome! Keep me posted! Thanks for watching 🎸

I'm really glad you like the things I'm offering, I enjoy sharing this stuff. I hit 30 years of playing last week, terrifying 😂

Ah ha! You've pre-empted episode two! Glad you're finding it useful straight away 🎸

Thanks again for watching, let me know how you get on!

Thanks Pal, I'm still working on it, I find it a lot of fun 🤩

Thanks dude! Can’t wait to hear that old Gibson ❤️🎸

Thanks for watching! The one I use is called Pro Metronome, and it’s free I think. There are lots of good ones on the App Store though. Let me know how you get on! 🎸

@ thanks for the info and also for your videos, I like ur “tone” and presenting style. Good luck with the channel

I was a bit useless over at coffee and didn't manage the note I'd intended so apologies II will leave It's a request for a supplementary internal-time lesson on sight-reading rhythms. I'm constantly over-checking myself which breaks the flow. In a previous lesson you were reading some of the more complex rhythms from the Bellson, Modern Reading Text in 4/4 with apparent ease. You recommend a rhythm site to me previously but I didn't get on with it. There's something about your teaching style that works for me, even with some of the more complex lessons, which is why it would be really something if you had an angle on it from your own studies.

I do keep meaning to create something along those lines, feel free to drop me a message via my website and we can have a proper chat. I think it’s a skill that gradually improves over the long term. The over checking comes from not being relaxed and losing control I think (at least in my experience). Slower tempos will help hopefully 🎸

@@LearnGuitarWithJimmyBrewer Thanks so much Jimmy for the kind invitation to contact you through your website. In the meantime I'll try out slower tempos. K

Update: heh heh, I just had a quick go at slow tempo. It's brilliant, I feel a bit dumb not having thought of it myself. It's almost a doddle with the metronome, but a bit trickier without it. Thanks Jimmy

Thank you, I hope you find some use for this 🎸

Thanks for watching, it’s just called Pro Metronome. It’s free too! 🎸

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