Second vid watched and you are hitting the mark! They are pitched perfectly for me in my guitar journey which is 4 years in, have good foundational playing skills, reasonable theory and ear training - but now need to explore the fretboard and join more dots. This sort of idea and explanation is spot on - thanks so much for producing.

Another great lesson, Thx again...

Ive been avoiding Triads for yrs, and this lesson has opened a whole new universe for me. Thank you very much, great lesson

Brand new guitar player at age 62. Glad I found you. Thank you so much im enjoy evey video.

Excellent your way of teaching is really accessible and helps me to make sense of how to use triads. Thanks mate.

D mixo=G major scale....this chord progression technically is a 5 2 1 in G major🤘tonally in sound of D

Real good stuff. Keep it short. Simple and sweet.. many of us will use this as a jumping off point

Hi Sean--(here's a comment i post around when it seems warranted; doesn't really apply to you ). I might say : closer camera, top of body tilted forward more/ vertical, so frtbd view is straight-on, pull headstock back a bit more , so neck aligns straight across on the horizontal "(Att'n ____ : Headstock vaulted into upper-right corner, camera BELOW the neck shot, make for fingers covering strings/frets, hence wasting our time as we decipher fingerings. Please note corrections made by Jack Ruch and other Utoob instructors : straight-on medium shot of horizontal neck proves much more effective presentation of valuable information. Thanks!)

Good lessons, perfect for my level and playstyle. Amen to what you said in the end. Subscribed. 🎸🎶☮

Just discovered your channel. Great video thanks - perfect for what I'm learning and working on. Simple, concise, gets to the point. Hopefully you've covered or will cover modes and how this flat7 (dom7?) fits into the bigger picture. Looking forward to watching your other vids.

Absolutely brilliant 👍🏻 thanks and I’ve subscribed. God bless

Thank you very much. Keep it up!

Hi. Thanks for the great video. Are you related to the late great saxophonist, Jimmy McGary?

You’re a darn good teacher Sir!👍

Thank you for this!!! Awesome lesson and much appreciated 🫡 I can’t wait to sit down and start practicing triads now!

Keep going and showing brother!

thank you you make it easy to understand

85 per cent of learning depends on the personality, patience, and an open mind, that is constantly looking for ways to teach more effectively.Your personality is that of a rock professor, thats cool enough to jam with students.ITS THE ATTITUDE THAT MAKES IT COMFORTABLE TO LEARN. YOU HAVE IT IN SPADES......

THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ONE OF A MILLION, AND ONE IN A MILLION, YOU ARE THE LATTER , your efforts strike musical gold, thanks fot beginners, I wish you were teaching in 1959,I could have used a teacher like you!

Great lesson! I’ve been playing and teaching for almost half a decade now and I keep coming back to the fundamentals. I love your philosophy: Mastery is not a destination, it’s an endless journey. And how cool is that to realize? Our egos get destroyed on this road and from this, we become humble masters of personal self discovery. My greatest teacher taught me the most important lesson I ever learned: The only thing you really need to know is how You, personally, Learn, Work and Intend to Do With Yourself. Everything else is craft.

your lessons are crisp and full of useful practical information!!!

Hi Sean, Just looped the progression you suggested and was jamming over it for hrs. What a blast. If I could figure out how and where to put in Double Stops I might become a lead guitar Monster. 🎸 Rock on. Ken

I'm just trying to understand all this myself so take this with a grain of salt. I think you can play D maj scale with a flat 7, the relative minor Bm scale with a flat 7. Also you should be able to play G major or its relative minor Em.

Very nice. Slow and simple. Perfect for me. Question. The key center is D but mixolydian. Is this out of the G major scale but we focus on the D with a flat 7?

Just "thank you!" Another light bulb just went on thanks to you.

Great lesson! Is this the same way the solo from Jessie’s Girl was created? Love to see a video on that.

Thanks for this! Great, practical stuff. Pat Metheny uses the same triad technique during the bridge in Cross the Heartland (while adding volume swells). Amazing sound, and applicable in any genre. Check out Trey's use of them in Phish's Sample in a Jar.

Very valuable information and great playing! The mix(olydian) and match'em concept is one I hadn't been aware of and is a real bonus to add tonal diversity. Thank you!

very simple stuff. im not a beginner but your personality makes me want to listen and deepen my understanding of stupid simple concepts. excellent job.

Thanks for the insight and perspective! Greatly appreciated!

Hey great sounding tone brother. And thanks for another very detailed video. Hey if you get time when you’re free could you post your amp settings please?, I would really appreciate it🙏

Sean, you've blown my mind! Not just this lesson but all the others I have recently seen. You have a way of communicating guitar skills that speak to me. Thank you so much man from Manchester UK.

Great informal lesson .......I love the way you say 'watch this' ,reminds me of another teacher I follow. ' 'Don't like the blues, well that's OK' was another hot take 😂.

Aren’t the triads from China?

Shouldn’t the Am be A major in the key of D? G Am and D work in the key of G so wouldn’t it be the G and Em pentatonics? So confused

Dang boy, that’s some perfect level of instruction. Not too basic, not too advanced. Just right.

Awesome lesson man 👍🔥

Another great video! Thank you 🍺

Really interesting and helpful lesson ! Fantastic - thank you for sharing !

Plain & simple equals great !

Hi Sean, that was a super insightful lesson. Thanks so much. When you played the mixolydian scale over the chord progression it sounded beautiful to my ears. Would it be possible for you to do a lesson that explains how and why a mixolydian scale works and say how a Lydian or Dorian might work over certain other progressions. I think I’m on the cusp of getting this when you said about flattening the seventh. I’m so excited 😀

Sure liking what I’m hearing!

Great job! This will help me!

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And the hits keep coming! Another great lesson!

I can’t get enough of your lessons! I noticed you use the fender TMP how do you like it? How are the tones compared to your tube amps? I’m looking into buying one.

I really dig your lessons…And, I need to get me one of those Nashville Teles! Thanks man!!!🤘

Thank you another helpful lesson pls keep them coming 😎🎸

Yeah man! Music and food bring people together!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🍷🍩🍤🍫

Another great lesson sir…..thank you. Love these “lead off chords “ lessons. That has been the weakest part of my playing.