Slow, Country Harmonized Lead Guitar Lesson - EP551

[@xge555]

Now I can play "Help me make it through the night". ❤ Thanks

[@denisechetty4019]

Another tasty country lesson with pedal steel licks🎸🙂. Love the transition to the Bb and melody out of chord shapes.

[@chrisfleming360]

Brian, you are the best guitar teacher on KZbin by far

[@userer4579]

Playing the "fourth of the fourth" is such a cool transition or passing chord. Great job illustrating that.

[@Texas1836Band]

I got to say that it makes my day as a guitarist when you post these videos, especially on country lead play Thanks so much for all you do.

[@Junterhack]

I love these country lessons. So much to learn.

[@MikeyBrannonMusic]

Thanks for telling us the "how I think about it" part. That is the thing that helps me most. I want to connect the notes with something I know. Your method helps me do that. Thanks!

[@JuniorM-rm9yo]

I'm enjoying these guitar 🎸 lessons

[@douglaschristine8387]

Hi Brian, your songs are changing me to a different music than I would've played a year ago and I really like it, thanks.

[@activemelody]

awesome :)

[@JackPitts]

This is what I’m a member for!

[@WilkinsonBladesMusic]

Excellent lesson and very well-explained. Thanks!

[@taildragger53]

This is nice and really gentle. So reminiscent of Roy Buchanan in places. Thank you.

[@nothingnothing1059]

I love you, you are the best. Thank you for giving up your time

[@willischeyltjens2980]

Caged, the key , but also the major scale. Love your lesson Brian. Keep on doing the good work.

[@mykedwyer6474]

Hey Brian - not only are the licks you show great to add to my chops, the theory with respect to how and "why" they work/sound - are very help full. Great Stuff !

[@Texas1836Band]

Would love to see some lessons on Willie Nelson/ Dango Reinhardt (Gypsie Jazz) style of play 🤞

[@andrewpecyna3216]

Such a beautiful composition in and of itself. I love learning these to pick up your vocabulary. What I would kill for one day is a video/lesson showing how you approach building out an interesting harmony (chord progressions), for example, on a piece like this! Often, I will learn a blues composition of yours and then use that as a model to make my own, which has been great. However, I find that I struggle to break out of classic blues and standard 1-4-5 patterns, and introduce new harmonic elements to my compositions. 2-5-1s and secondary dominants are a good place to start I know, but tips like you mentioning in this video, passing by the 4 of the 4 chord, are golden in my opinion! Anyway, if the well is ever dry for ideas, there's one for ya! As a long time follower of your channel, I appreciate your work as a teacher, it's definitely some of the best out there.

[@kenlloyd1641]

Lovely. Sweet, melodic, gentle. Love your vids

[@miketang7533]

Great sounding Tele got a sweet country pedal steel sounds 👍🎶🎸

[@rackinfrackinvarmint1474]

Love the harmonies

[@danielsoto2552]

Thanks for sharing. Best lesson I had in a long time.

[@JasonClute]

The light bulb moment for me was that the fourth of the fourth is the flat 7 of the one chord so making it kind of C mixo. Love the pedal steel licks. I am targeting knowing those in more places. Thanks for the lesson!

[@elvarwinston]

Your lessons are so incredibly good!

[@jacobuscarstens8982]

Hi, love your lessons!

[@justchico75]

I am trying to learn the art of harmonized 3rds and 6ths. I can never figure iut when/why to use the straight shape vs the diagonal. If youre looking for lesson ideas, I know I would benefit from that and I sure I'm not the only one. Thanks for all the great content here!

[@andyappleyard1837]

Fantastic, thank you!

[@jwilder2251]

What’s your signal chain or post processing? You always sound great but your full “mix” sound over the backing sounds so full and sweet

[@alanjohnston2743]

Sweet 😊 Thank you .

[@robertshaughnessy3976]

I love this tune. Really liked the first lesson. I went to the website, the weekly lessons, and searched EP 551, but could not find the second part of this video . Could you send a link? Many thanks!

[@jeanfresanailjuleus9819]

So good

[@elvis121159]

Thank you brian

[@grooveroid]

I think I've spotted where you secrete away your Zeppelin collection Brian! And if I'm not mistaken is that the spine of Now and Zen or Shaken or Stirred further down ? :) But seriously that is a massive and most impressive collection of Vinyl. A video on your favorites, rarities, and influences in general I'm sure would be very interesting.

[@activemelody]

good eye!

[@GuitarJoLa]

Beautiful harmonies, excellent lesson! ♪💕

[@douglaschristine8387]

Hi Jola, another great song.

[@13thAMG]

Beautiful work, Brian. 👍

[@douglaschristine8387]

Hi Brian, that's funny you should say that about not thinking about playing the triads because I just watched a short with Eric Blackmon playing the rhythm lesson of Black Magic Woman and I said everyone wants to play lead Carlos's part but just as important is the Rhythm part played by Neil Schon, right?

[@klausmuller1095]

this is great.

[@Arsen_Wipus]

Hi Brian - are your lessons designed to be learnt in a week and then next week move onto the next lesson?

[@EdBender]

Not always. Some are quite easy and you master in a day. Others I've been playing for months and still improving some parts. The lessons are stand alone. Pick the ones you like.

[@activemelody]

There is no time limit on them - you can learn at your own pace

[@warwicksmiley]

Very Nice Playing...Are they all Albums behind you..?

[@activemelody]

Yes

[@nobullziggster4070]

Ohh I like that.

[@benbush1227]

Great Again ! Can you say where that guitar can be purchased , or any info about it, love to find one.

[@activemelody]

It’s a Danocaster

[@benbush1227]

@@activemelody thank you, will look that up.

[@kuzuveyotunyi3990]

Brain how many guitars do u hav, can I borrow one, I am serious if u don't mind.

[@RustyOrange71]

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