Great stuff. Thank you.

I said oh ok another blues lesson again... IT was great Man !!! Just what I needed realy! Subbed of course ! Thank you !

There isn’t enough of these lessons out there imo. Great lesson. I’ve played guitar for 25 years now and it sadly took me at least 17 of those years to realize how much more time I should have spent on rhythm playing instead of going straight to lead after a year of playing. I was looking for advanced blues rhythm guitar and found this, there really isn’t a ton out there. Thanks for the lesson brother

Who says you Aren't kewl? Brother you Are!

Could you focus on the kewl walking bass lines in each of those progressions?

This is really great content

You are the best blues teacher thank you. I wish i was not live in Iran and i could make payment and learn in one by one blues class with you , but i am happy that you let us learn from you in KZbin

Fucking R A W K S

Really helpful - thanks!

Really clear and no brain damage done! It's true that a great teacher makes even the apparently most complicated thing simple to understand. Jazz in one area where bad teachers do a lot more harm than good - but you have really enlightened me, particularly with the triton 7 sub Bravo Jamey!

I usually play E mixolydian or E maj pentatonic on such situation, but yeah come think of it B minor pentatonic will do since it's like E mixolydian minus two notes

You did this in a short more effectively than many other longer videos from other people

Seriously amazing teaching. So happy I subscribed. Thanks!

Is it because B is the 5th of that E ? Sort of stacking the 5th tones in a way ….? 🤔✌️

Always well presented. Even this rather deep lesson.

I'm gonna give this an A for effort. You put a lot of great "String English" and playing style into making this work, but at the end of the day, it sounded like a Phaser. If you didn't say what you were playing I would have said "It's a Phaser" every clip. Phaser as Univibe was passable. A 4 knob Flanger is the REAL most versatile pedal!

Great lesson, and nice black binding on that guitar

The guitar is so beautiful, the color the tone… just wow! Props to Heritage.Great lesson, great playing. TY for sharing your knowledge with all of us.

No hablo ingles y entendi todo gracias bro

Your teaching is a revelation, Jamey! I'll see you on Patreon soon :)

Probably the best explanation of this topic I’ve seen 🤘🏻

Love the tele

At a fairly young age I learned that rhythm was the real grail of guitar. Who was my mentor? Jimi Hendrix, one of the all time greats of rhythm guitar. The drums, if they could follow his time, would swing so hard, one could forget they were basically listening to two players. To this day, my band is guitar, drums, and singer, allowing the space for a deadly groove.

sounds great - tele my fav great band too . I hear a lot of SRV love the double time

beautiful Gibson !!!!! I have an america made Gibson ES -333 its basically the same as a 335 but not great finish and no PU covers

OMFG 😳 ... if I'd only seen this 35 years ago ! Or if I was 15 years old again (this would be better!), I would be a journeyman bluesman. Probably would have gotten laid more, too ! You're a great teacher, Jamey . Thank you ! Excellent picking, my friend!

Great lesson. I have been doing a deep dive back into blues right where I started from.This is perfect been driving with my ears in the dark using slurs and avoiding notes at certain times but not knowing what I'm doing or why. I've knowen for a while I need to sort out what I'm playing over the 5 chord and dial my ears in,think having more knowledge is going to create more clarity and freedom in my playing. Yeah the Freddy King licks I have been hearing and wondering how he sounds so sweet. I do struggle with learning. I think you have a great teaching style I really get it. When the student is ready the teacher will appear. Thank you will find a way to contribute. Regards Rob.

Great video! Scofield is my absolut favorite player

Wow, that was like an entire course on playing the blues in one video! Great lesson, Jamey!

Dammit man - I wish I had this 20 years ago

awesome lesson!

Jamey you really are a talent. This is just great. I have been playing this stuff for years and not understanding why. Your lessons just make things so clear. Good job man !

hi, I would like to buy a telecaster to play funk. which model do you recommend?

erm… actually those are inversions and technically different chords! 🤓☝️

Great lesson!

Hi,could you make a video about how triads or 7th triads get turned into other chird by puttin a bass note over them?it wouldn't be super helpful, that's the point i struggle with the most.Thx in advance , blessings ❤

Genius, jamey. Thank you.

🔥, Thanks for this clean method!

This is something I kind of felt instinctively in my playing, but really helpful to hear it articulated like this. Genuinely useful stuff!! Don’t usually subscribe to these channels but this one for sure.

or you can just use the G diminished-wholetone scale... wait a second... that's the same thing

Best video I've seen teaching funk so far

What a lesson!!!!!!!!

would buy a CD from you if you recorded tunes like this. nice playing, great tone, THANKS

Glad to find your video. Very clear and well presented. Subscribed as od today.

You could learn this entire lesson note for note, and then play 80% of SRVs entire back catalog - great job

Im a new player and never so about this concept.!!!!❤

Woooowwww

Every once in awhile, some one comes along, that makes sense to me,! Thanks 👍

The YT algorithm knew EXACTLY what I needed to the T! This is a fantastic explanation, thank you! 🙏👌

use major and minor and don't play a major 3rd over the 4 chord