10 Advanced CAGED Licks

[@shannonhondo260]

Molly is a great teacher and wish she would start her own channel. The way she explains things really sink in to my brain. Thank You Molly

[@curtcarman800]

This video is a bit over my head right now. I’ll come back to it later hahaha

[@HopeIanHope]

Your not the only one 😶

[@fr3tbuzz.]

man i was where you were literally 6 months ago, but i've stayed so dedicated and done my study and it all makes sense now, its all just about staying dedicated and then soon all you'll need is the playing ability. what helped me out is all the numbers mean are references to the key note. Best of luck, I hope it makes more sense four weeks after this, you got it!!

[@YtseJuan]

@@fr3tbuzz. what did you use for training? online course? private lessons?

[@stephenpayne6956]

@@YtseJuan I've been learning the CAGED system with Bernth's patreon, check him out on youtube, it's metal guitar but same theories and principles and he's a great instructor. His patreon is only $5/month and has tons of content. Ben Eller Guitars is also good too, on youtube as well but I haven't subscribed to his Patreon

[@YtseJuan]

@@stephenpayne6956 Thank you for the reply! I will check it out.

[@leascaart]

This has to be one of the best jazz chords lesson on KZbin. It's very easy to comprehend. I can do many of these chords and I haven't been playing very long.

[@Gabe-md2ur]

She is a great teacher

[@tamershenawy4310]

Molly Miller you are the best teacher as you never waist any time. You get to the point 👌🎶🎸

[@JensLarsen]

Great lesson!

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks Jens!

[@sanjaynoonan9651]

Such high praise to get! haha

[@sweetcell8767]

Jens is the man. One of the best teachers I've ever had.

[@rockyshrestha]

Yes Sir

[@JupiterHoot]

That was laid out so beautifully. I'm 78 pro guitar player most of my life My first teacher dropped me because he said he had nothing left to teach me. My closest alternative was 60 miles away ( I lived in the country) I dicovered the Mickey Baker Book and quite by accident Wes Montgomery.I played Rock a Billy at the time. Although I know most of what you're doing and do a lot of it myself, It seemed to take me a life time. Played with stars of the 60s and 70s cuz I raised 4 familys and almost drank myslef out of the business. Fortunately I have a fair bass baritone voice and can sing most of the songs from the 30s thru the mid 50s. Takes some pressure off of not having the same chops anymore. My gloal was to be a great jazz guitarist. but I'm happy. I wish you all the luck in the world. You are undoutebly one of easiest teachers to follow I've ever seen (with all due respect to Jens Larson)

[@12guitario12]

I dont know if I've finally gotten to the point where this stuff makes sense, but watching this has made some of the jazz licks click for me today so thank you!

[@cironicholas526]

Great teacher, great tone, great lesson... Gotta say, Emily Remler is one of my favorite players ever, so it makes me super happy to see a lady playing great jazz on a 335!

[@MartirosHakopianMarHak]

Molly you are a great teacher . I love your tempo of teaching . You speak slowly and clearly and I think anyone with a bit of talent of learning can grow with your teaching. Appreciate it. Thank you from a master Painter Artist.

[@Pickupjazz]

Really appreciate that, thank you!

[@MartirosHakopianMarHak]

@@Pickupjazz You are truly welcome...

[@kevinbarry4325]

mollys voice helps me fall asleep i use this channel instead of light rainfall in the rocky mountains cd. 10 minutes and i am snoring..

[@toadvine1225]

Lick 1 - 0:35 Lick 2 - 5:43 Lick 3 - 10:15 Lick 4 - 14:29 Lick 5 - 18:41 Lick 6 - 22:00 Lick 7 - 27:19 Lick 8 - 31:22 Lick 9 - 34:32 Lick 10 - 39:50

[@qualitydag1]

I'm new to guitar but really appreciate watching you explain what might as well be physics to me at this time. :)

[@carloscepeda7805]

Lick 1: 0:35 Lick 2: 5:43 Lick 3: 10:15 Lick 4: 14:29 Lick 5: 18:41 Lick 6: 22:00 Lick 7: 27:20 Lick 8: 31:22 Lick 9: 34:32 Lick 10: 39:50

[@zaqintosh]

Excellent lesson! Thank you for taking the time to explain it intervalicly , makes a HUGE difference in “internalizing” licks like this for improv

[@liamhemmings9039]

A natural teacher.

[@mikebruns8839]

Great lesson! This took a lot of things I "know" and put them into a very useable package. Love the combination of many different techniques in this lesson. It's great at integrating chordal and melodic concepts into beautiful lines and textures. Thank you.

[@Pickupjazz]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dieselman7453]

Molly you are unreal that is just class u were born to teach guitar 🎸 my god Thanks !!! Brian from Ireland 🇮🇪 👍

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks for watching Brian!

[@hearpalhere]

There's a lot to digest in this lesson. Thank you for sharing this!

[@snicklefritzthetab8411]

Thank you so much. You are a great teacher and guitarist.

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks for watching! Molly is amazing.

[@hkguitar1984]

This is great. I consider myself an average Practicing Guitarist. I've been practicing since 1974! That said, this lesson is great in that it is breaking it down into easily digested bits and portions. Thank You Miss Miller and thank you Pickup Music.

[@frakognome4434]

As silly as my comment may sound, that voice and those tasteful green nails are a huge added value to such a precious lesson. With sincere admiration.

[@danr554]

This is such a great lesson. There is so much theory covered in this video, yet she explains it really well! She deserves a pay rise!!

[@holidaygames]

Such a great lesson - one of the best I’ve seen on KZbin in years.

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks Raxel! Molly is a great teacher

[@edbutzwiggle4227]

You are beautiul and the best teacher ever! I Finally understand the CAGED system all because of you. Thanks a ton for generously sharing :-)

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks so much Ed!

[@danielknmusic]

HUGE audio pop at 30:22 and it cuts out for a bit before another pop then comes back. P.s. Thanks for the awesome lesson!

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks for that! :) We were making popcorn...

[@njSprenkel]

Scared the crap out of my dog lol

[@plantpotpeople]

Really enjoyed this.Great explainations and good pace. Jazz was a bit mystifying to me until i watched Emily Remler's lessons on be-bop and latin. This reminds me of that. Great stuff. Thank you.

[@be8965]

I know nothing about jazz, but she is an AMAZING!!!! Instructor/teacher! She just inspired me to try these licks even I’m not at that level of knowledge of the chords or progressions, but man she explayar so clear and smoothly!

[@Herfinnur]

I've never heard about you, but I love your playing; it's so fluid and effortless!

[@citrix99301]

My mind blew right at the 2'40" mark. Will keep working on this until I get proficient. Thanks Dr. Miller!

[@TM-jo4wz]

You had me at not playing the bass note. Great player. I’m a bass player and really wish people would stay off the bass. I’m starting to play guitar leaving the bass notes off. One example is B m7 b5 to E7 b9 is one note different. Leaving bass off. It’s hard but not playing bass notes is worth it. I’ll start checking t this video out. It is great!! Love your playing!

[@Pickupjazz]

Yep the guitar and bass relationship is very important, when it comes together right then you can really feel it!

[@jeffjfindley4802]

This woman is a boss, people. Mad love Molly!

[@Pickupjazz]

True that!

[@EvaluateAssimilate]

Thank you very much. When creating tension within the structure, are you thinking of leaving the key or simply creating tension against it? As an example, I often irritate myself when playing by deliberately removing tension in favour of a rounded melody, if that makes sense? So I'm trying to understand more about how tension is employed and why. I understand that tension can create movement, but it often sounds tense enough for me to actively avoid it, sonically speaking, rather than entertain it and move with it. Thanks again! My very best to you.

[@andreasschneider8556]

Hello Molly! Wonderful - not just technical exercises, but real beautiful music! Thank you for inspiration! Andreas from Bremen North Gemany.

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks for watching Andreas 🙌

[@mabblers]

Great lesson Mollie, Look forward to a concert in Austin TX from you.

[@Pickupjazz]

🙌

[@matthewcasey892]

Where have I been? You are an amazing teacher and I love your music. Stoked to be aware of your work.

[@Pickupjazz]

Welcome to the Molly Miller fan club 👋

[@mezzuna]

I'm a blues player but I really enjoyed this. I liked the 'blues face', obvious tell of a true musician! I'll have a go at these...some day!

[@discotex2236]

Fantastic! Moves fast but speaks in very clear fret board theory on my level. I may finally learn to play jazz. A ton to unpack here. Thank you!

[@andrewdavis4307]

Such a great player and teacher - thank you

[@martynspooner5822]

Thankyou for posting this and for your teaching. For me this is quite complex and will give me months of practice and more. Much appreciated Thanks again

This woman is amazing. Great lesson.

[@mattelder9147]

She can play and communicate. Dr. Molly Miller with respect.

[@YankeeSlickers]

Thanks! You move just fast enough to keep my attention! I’m mostly a ear player and get bored easily. Good stuff!

[@AmazingWalrus]

for your leisurely perusing: licc 1 : 0:35 licc 2 : 5:43 licc 3 : 10:14 licc 4 : 14:29 licc 5 : 18:40 licc 6 : 22:00 licc 7 : 27:20 ouchie: 30:21 licc 8 : 31:21 licc 9 : 34:32 licc 10 : 39:50 so far i'm 2/10, fingers crossed for us all to make it 10/10 edit: now 5/10 >:]

[@JakeRuzi]

Licc 🤙🏼

[@jeffreyogden8802]

A fine presentation. Thorough and complete. Thx.

[@JohnSmithiuyytw]

This is perfect for me for where I am and where I want to go next, thank you for making and sharing. It all sounds great!

[@neogeoriffic]

Thanks so much for this wonderful lesson! Your lovely nail polish helps see where each finger is placed. An added bonus!😘

[@makalu877]

Wow a JAZZ teacher, you must know what you're talking about. I've never heard of some of these chords but they sound beautiful. Thank you.

[@redcomn]

This was on my recommendation, got to say i am not disappointed

[@cironicholas526]

I've become a much better guitarist thanks to KZbin's rockin' algorithm

[@AlcoTube]

I'm so happy KZbin put your channel on my radar. Great stuff!

[@reynoldjustforfun6347]

Omg. lightbulb. Even from the title. Thanks a lot for the lesson

[@jazz7581]

You make it look so easy! Thanks for sharing these tricks.

[@jamespayne9218]

Great vid - super clear, perfect amount of info, no tangents. hellllllll yeah.

[@jonmaclennan]

Great work as always Molly!

[@Pickupjazz]

Thanks for checking out Molly's lesson!

[@michatrieba8947]

I feel delighted and enlightened. Very encouraging!

[@Mooseboy08]

Oh my! I'm definitely bookmarking this one.

[@willwigmore9075]

M.M. My latest favorite guitar teacher.....thanks ....very good ...and clear.....

[@kevinwallace2326]

Perfect pacing on the lesson, really nice camera angle too

[@753Jackson]

Excellent lesson! The explanations are really helpful. Thanks.

[@glorypun2915]

Great lesson

[@44scoots]

Great lesson, Molly! Thx!! Are you holding the pick backwards, using the round edge?

[@ronleccese8678]

Great lesson and ideas. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and time. Very useful. Love your playing. God bless .👍❤️

[@burroughs334]

This is so well presented. Great teacher.

[@asiimwemoses7204]

Awesome!!!!

[@DlmlZ]

Okay, you got me. Just subscribed! All of a sudden your appeared on my screen with this video. You are an amazing guitar teacher! Such detailed explanation. Excellent job! Thanks for sharing. Love it! Cheers Dimiz!

[@nilskirschlager9345]

Great playing and well explained! Thank you!

[@mervynaugustine257]

Could very well be a rift a video. Thanks for the lesson. Playing it in my head.

[@maxcaulfieldmc]

This is superb keep it coming! Thank you

[@JohnnyBgood548]

Love your playing style! Beautiful music with euphoric chords. Outstanding lesson! Thank you!

[@DanCThorpe]

I can play that. Wow. Totally unpacked so much just in that one lesson. Thanks

[@phretbord]

Great ideas, phenomenal lesson here! 😊🎼🎸👍

[@Stoffendous]

She is incredibly knowledgeable.

[@iamjakt]

Killer playing, and great communication.

[@riccardobassetto]

OMG this is amazing, please we need more! 🙏

[@stevealison9842]

Thank you for a great lesson

[@50nuccio]

Wow, amazing stuff. So we’ll explained. From a guy just getting back into guitar, thank you 🙏

[@mhbass]

Awesome. Thank You.

[@anthonyrussell1129]

Great video! Lick 10 was my fave

[@skittlybeepbop13]

More of this please!

[@RockWonder210]

I feel you. It’s starting to make sense to me though

[@Pickupjazz]

Hey that's great to hear! 🤘

[@davidpereira9058]

haha - I'll save this and come back once I have the caged system in check haha. Awesome content - thanks!

[@tomcollins3508]

Fantastic guitarist

[@jamesgreggs7374]

Love that guitar..very nice

[@johnferguson412]

Well done! Brilliant, thank you 😊

[@paulgentile1024]

This is really a great lesson.

[@dry509]

Nice licks. Chords sound so good when you play them. Would this be the same as chord melody like Carole Kay? Or this is different as this uses caged?

[@fcariani]

I hit like 20 seconds in because it’s Dr. Molly Miller and her 335. But then the lesson was amazing.

[@jkdsonly6233]

One video I didn't know I needed

[@jazzpal1669]

Amazing!

[@Guzco1]

Excellent!

[@christianlaunay7494]

C''est un super cours mais je n'ai pas le niveau pour le suivre. Donc bravo et merci.

[@josemolina959]

Well explained

[@guilhermegilmoura8623]

wow, amazing knowledge

[@colinholmes]

Such a great lesson and such fantastic playing! I really enjoyed that. I have a quick question about her guitar: What does the second switch on her 335 do? I'm assuming one is the standard pickup selector switch, but is the second switch for coil splitting?

[@lucaothm]

Yes its for coil splitting

[@clovergrass9439]

Such chosen licks...

[@richharris2864]

As soon as she said “play a flatted fifth major 7 with pinky free using passing tone to the G13 chord” - I was lost, lol. This is the very definition of advanced.

[@BryWMac]

All of this I find way easier on the keyboard because you can count up to the 13th if you're stuck. I also started with piano so take w grain of salt.

[@martinhayes6845]

I recommend finding a jazz guitar teacher, and after a few months, you'll start to understand the theory, and how it works. Try to find The Chord Factory, by Jon Damian, it's excellent at explaining how chords work.

[@Gahrosatti18]

That was AMAZING

[@patrickpirker1634]

advanced! great.

[@SalmonFume]

I love the head down - quickly look up with your eyes straight into mine - continue playing. Or when I lose my concentration, a quick 'snap' will get me right into it.

[@slog_000]

her guitar tone is so reverbed it even applied on her voice))000)0