A Classic Tune for Learning About Secondary Dominants

[@metallica3604]

Thanks profound as usual. What I love about your examples of Gospel chord progressions is that you have the option to play straigh ahead blues if you so want

[@SisterAbdullahX]

Just discovered and subbed. You have a great and beautifully relaxed way of getting your point across and your content is on the money. And yeah, that SG is sweeet!

[@exxekhan]

I was always intimidated by jazz improv soloing. But this lesson demonstrating the repeated use of the dom7 arpeggio finally clicked for me. Thank you!

[@jimdep6542]

Thanks Jack.......this is a great way to present a lesson. Well done !

[@nicolasforfant484]

Thanks Jack! Even the simplest you play (@6:50) seems to come down directly from Heaven! :)

[@wolfgangfahr5419]

You've got the peace in you. I am on track, and you helped me further to move along. Great Job.

[@PeterKertesz2013]

Beautiful lesson, thank you very much!

[@tbluesboye]

Great post Jack!

[@MC-1976Mei]

I can't get enough of Jack's playing!!! I went from wanting to learn Metallica to Hendrix to SRV & many more. I have now reached my final destination. I can't put my guitar down.......😭

[@aminahmed2220]

What a fantastic video as always Jack have a great day also happy last day of January from Canada old friends ❤😊

[@denniskwong9458]

Great lesson, thanks!

[@owendoconnor]

Awesome. Thanks Jack

[@patrickcasey357]

I love soloing over gospel changes.

[@jeremyversusjazz]

so good brother .

[@p_lawls]

Sweet SG Jack. Custom Shop or Vintage?

[@SeeCSeesCC]

Hi Jack❤

[@jmwise80]

I learned more about music after finding old country late in my life. Which naturally led to Ray Charles. Don’t sleep on old hymns either folks.

[@owendoconnor]

So true. Country gospel like Ray Charles is full of secondary dominant God chords. Radiohead stole from the best when they plagiarized the changes from Georgia On My Mind for Creep

[@wcray3684]

Where was this guy 65 yrs ago when I was trying to learn on my Silvertone?

[@willisclow]

Thanks!

[@JackRuch]

Thank you!

[@createlovehappy]

Love this. Trying to learn the number names for these chords. If I transpose it to the key of C are these the correct chords? / C/ G7/ C/ C7/ / F7/ F7/ f# dim/ f# dim/ / C/ A7/ dm/ G7/ / E7/ am/ dm/ G7/

[@BriMcFly4444]

Jack, any recommendations on books/courses to develop theory further?

[@JackRuch]

The first course I did with Brett Papa called 'Player's Perspective' is all about harmony and theory. Also get yourself a decent 'intro to theory' book. Check out the Berklee books.

[@BriMcFly4444]

@ Thanks for the rec. I have your magic of triads course with Brett, and it’s great. I have a solid understanding of theory but will look into that course to fill in any gaps. Been linking to your videos for the past couple of years in my weekly newsletter. Love your lessons, thanks for all you do!

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