that's some kickin stuff there brother!

might fine picking & singing

That'll put rabbits in your feet!

As a guitarist the extent of my mandolin theory is "oh look, it's the same as the bottom 4 strings of a guitar, but upside-down! ". I have found it to be quite a useful observation.

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You’re welcome. There are several more of these on my Patreon channel.

Great tune to learn . I know a version of this , but your video is helping me add interesting ideas as I've only been playing for three years or so . Thanks for all the hard work you do making these videos for us. Much appreciated

Chords: A part: DDDD GGDD DDDD GADD B part: DDEmEm AADD DDEmEm AADD

Pete do plan on running through the chords for these learn by ear tunes?

Большое спасибо за полезный совет ❤!

Thanks Pete. Good lesson.

Great stuff!

Pickin' n grinin' A little gypsy jazz feel...

Nice!

Parlour music is the best. 😎

Love you guys! From reunion island big up

Fun fun!

Love jazz style mandolin!

I love how you teach to learn songs by ear! This is the quickest method and sticks forever. I'm using your videos for the fiddle

Thanks Pete.

Good morning ,Sir ,and thanks for your books in the net ,really they help me to improve in playing..❤👍

Thanks Pete! I'm a guitar player learning mandolin to add some color to my repertoire. This is a great way to become more familiar with the fretboard.

Thanks Pete! Great lesson and much appreciated. To be honest, I, i enjoy gypsy and jazz style mandolin more than bluegrass or country style.

Sincere, but context would be far more interesting and illustrative with backing, and with all due respect, a smile. Jazz shouldn't be serious!!!!

Thank you for sharing the knowledge, Pete! Very straightforward and useful as always

Hope your recovery is progressing and your playing time is increasing.

Thanks for the kind comments. While there is only 1 major scale (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1), there are several minor scales. Look at videos 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19. You may also want to check out my 2 Improv series as they go into these as well.

Hey Pete! Thanks for this series, it's been very easy to follow so far. What's the scale pattern for the minor scale? Is it 1 2 3b 4 5 6?

That feeling when you start watching a video a you know you've hit a gold mine. Thank you sir.

What is the intro song?

What an excellent resource. You put such great material out. I'm looking forward to working through this material. Thanks very much!

You know what to do. Be gentle and patient with yourself!

Best wishes on a speedy recovery

Good luck with the recovery.

Best wishes for a full recovery from the UK.

Take care, Pete. This must be frustrating for you.

Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and talent with so many.

Fuerzas Pete, desde Argentina y Chile!

The wise man knows when to rest and heal. Take care, my friend.

Take care of yourself Pete! I miss seeing you around old friend!

Thank you, Pete. Don't rush the healing. Take your time...easier said than done.

Absolutely brilliant breakdown. This video should have 10 million views.

Fantastic!!

Thank you Mark!

Well done! Very tasteful

I've just got to say this business about calling the passage between flat three and two an added "half step" is really irritating: what he's doing is adding an escape tone when going up to fa and then down to re. Thanks.

Petimar Press!

I have the exact same hat.

Thank you Pete! Always appreciate your work

That was a great video. Diffenately going to be practising this regularly