Top shelf lesson...thank you!

thanks u are my best voicing teacher - from kr

Great lesson ! Thanks 👍🏾

Great stuff Steve..really enjoying your lessons, super helpful thus far

This is gold

Really slick playing!

So good. Thank you! Subscribed.

This opens up ALOT of doors and is making me think of even more ways to try. Thank you

Really enjoyed this discussion. It was very informative and gave me a lot to think about. Great insights as always, Jim! Thanks Steve for hosting this. Just grabbed the ebook as well-looking forward to getting stuck into that.

What I like most about this is the phrasing - the syncopation just nails the vibe 🤙🏼

This is too hard to access. I’m done.

@12:10 note to self for study 📚

That kids is how you make 'elevator music'.

I've been playing 30 years and chasing the outside thing for at least half of that time. This is easily the best lesson I've seen on said subject. I understand most theory but this explained it wonderfully. Bravo and thanks

your outside soloing videos literally boost my understanding greatly!! thank you very much Steve! I hope you're doing well ❤

Greetings Steve! I need to say it really rare for me to comment, I am not used to. I comment probably once a year or once two years :) but your lesson about my favourite guitar player of all time player LC made me do that. Wonderful licks and tone, I love how you explain and all the details you keep at high level in your movie. Need to ask what Larry tune is your favourite? If I have to make a list, I think Upper Kern will be in my top 3, that saxophone and guitar dialogue and each one solos are out of this world.

Noice!

great lesson here! 🔥

Love Carlton and this video.

Great playing, great tone and great lesson. Subscribed.

very nice. but I know that lydian dominant can be used in normal 7th blues, not use in a minor blues..

Another great lesson. thanks so much!

Wow, what a great lesson! This fits perfectly with my level of playing. I could play the notes of the altered scale but didn’t understand why and where. Thanks for putting this into a language that I can understand.

Thanks

Awesome!perfect teaching, you rock

One of the best Lydian Dom lessons out there. Well explained.

👏👏🔥🔥🔥👌

great playing

I much prefer Fraggiant, I find it more fluid and essential especially when descending into the dominant 5th harmonic, I find Lydian so tiresome and flaccid.

12:02 is ight on edge of phrygian!

8:26 1st british invasion! :)

glad I've found you mr Steve, thank you for your work and time.

Young Master Steve, very nice great articulation! Your teaching is down to earth and you have laid it out so you can understand it to apply this knowledge. This journey will lead you to play a colourful lead guitar!

Thank you so much for this great colorful video.

very very nice

excellent pacing and explanation!! wonderful demonstration and great theory review without bogging the video down. Great job, thanks!

Beautiful playing and great lesson :) ButI am a little confused on the theory : I have always learned tha the lydian scale has a #5, but no b7, while your lydian scale example does have a b7. What am I missing ? ;)

Got some stretch on those fingers..

This video is a gold mine

Stevie! Just discovered your channel. What a great video! 👍 Hope you are well my friend.

Great lesson. I messed around with it, but changed the chords to Cm and A♭9 to change things up a bit. You are right about that 5th, there is severe tonal pressure to lower the 5th to a ♭5 when you change to the 9 chord when playing the lead bits. I also experimented by changing the A♭9 to an F#major(♭5).

love the channel...in the gospel section your R notes are incorrect on some of the tabs...not All A notes. If i misunderstood please correct me..and thank you

Great Job brother 👍🔥

I’m a keyboard player, not a guitar player… But Robben’s phrasing and harmonic language has always been top in my book…. Some of my favorite guitar solos of all time are Robbins solos on the early yellow jackets records. My God… The tone, the phrasing,… It brought me to tears. I’m very familiar with the scales you mentioned, but your use of them and your own phrasing and melodic sensibility or just great, Steve. Great job as a fellow educator, I have great respect for anyone who can put all those pieces together in such a good way

Amazing lesson! ☮️🙏🏼

NASA science

I love Robben’s playing but your explanation is a lot better and clearer than his courses haha😂

1:53 "pretty nasty clash" but I loved it! That's the kind of stuff that gets my attention. You can't hang out there but it's a cool place to pass through.

Gifted musician and educator.