It's OK to stay where you're at on the fretboard - Guitar Lesson - EP521

[@elmopablo]

Such a talented teacher.

[@outtathyme5679]

Gold. Solid gold

[@davidegral7152]

The melody you’ve created here Brian is beautiful and not, in my opinion, to be looked upon as just a teaching aid. That said, the lesson, as always, is top notch.

[@danmcnamara7782]

Brian...... Love what you do for me, for us all.... Thanks for your teaching!

[@stevestrang480]

Love this lesson. I’ll give a plug for the Active Melody premium membership. The video tab viewer is awesome. I was printing out the tab but I found that I can see the video tab much easier and play the audio to get the tempo as I learn the song. Thanks

[@Gene_Cali]

Brian, I'm seeing professional players, excellent teachers who also do lessons on YT, now beginning to stress the musical concepts that you teach in every lesson. Tying notes to chord shapes makes music sound more structured and pleasing to the ear because it flows. Your skills are greatly appreciated, and you have some excellent instruments. Thank you Sir.

[@ChanokchaiChauychoo]

Your class never disappointed me❤

[@pekkausva6783]

Man, this is brilliant, week after week.

[@reinotsurugi]

Thank you so much for your amazing videos! You're my go to guy for awesome blues learning. At any given time I have 2 or 3 browser tabs open with Active Melody videos that I am constantly referencing as I practice and practice. Hot corn!

[@jimdep6542]

Real nice lesson . I just watched it and I'll start working on this tomorrow . Thanks Brian !

[@annanikia7949]

I love this kind of exercise!

[@noahtenshen]

Sherlock has nothing on you Groovy One! Beautiful lesson!

[@datgeekynerd24]

So beautiful . Makes me feel like im in space. Ur the best guitarist on yt

[@donaldgossett1736]

Nice easy to swallow bit of theory here. Nicely done!

[@danielolson4465]

Everything you do is fantastic!!

[@jermicah]

Another beautiful and pleasant melody! I don't know if it's because I spent yesterday listening to a lot of his music on the fifth anniversary of his death, but the sweetness of this composition reminds me of Danny Kirwin.

[@jeffarney7762]

That is a beautiful guitar and an even more beautiful melody!

[@isamaelifatu8775]

feel awesome hearing beautifully music mellowdy I love learning practicing to know how to play all this lesson given great music sound which I love to learn thanks

[@cunhasantos3014]

Great instructor…BRAVO

[@GaryBook]

You are such a marvelous player.

[@javimartin3521]

Great lesson!

[@fishzebra]

Great lesson, I'd love to listen to a whole playlist of your playing, you should put an album out too

[@inlandbott]

I like the new filter on the KZbin poster image. got that retro 50s looks

[@GuitarJoLa]

My kinda lesson and a beautiful music! Love unexpected chords! ❤🤩

[@annanikia7949]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@danielo174]

@@annanikia7949 Me too. Just sounds fresh straight away.

[@johnsmith-lb4mo]

sounds great Brian

[@katjasteinkellner]

very beautiful, so dreamy ❤️🙏

[@douglaschristine8387]

Hey Brian, so many of your songs sound like other songs I've heard and the very beginning says it but I don't know the name of it. Another good gem.

[@abgroovy]

In guitar effortless is always a must... Learn your triads and inversions in order to embrace it.

[@j-snormandin9243]

Nice to see the 335 out again.

[@activemelody]

Yes, it's been a while!

[@JackBeddows]

Cool lesson! Since it's moving from C to C minor, doesn't it make more sense to think of the G# chord as Ab? Since Ab belongs to the key of C minor, and since the figure you play over it has a G in it, which is the Maj 7 of the Ab chord, which otherwise we have to think of as a F## in relation to the G# chord, which is getting wacky? Thanks for the video!

[@davidpatrick1813]

Very Cool.

[@douglaschristine8387]

Hi Brian, All the time I thought I had this and now you just made it more confusing. I think it's easier for me just to play and you can do all the explaining and switching of the chords, lol.

[@goingblindmusic]

Another great lesson Brian, thank you. I guess that F7 voicing in the 2nd half doesn’t have a 3rd so it works over the F minor chord as well - interesting! 😮 Likewise when you slid it up 2 frets over the C minor it’s a G7 voicing but in the C minor context it’s got the 5 , 9, & 11 but again without a 3rd so it’s neither minor nor major. Or both. 😎

[@Santaheckler]

Worked for Mike Campbell for decades…

[@douglaschristine8387]

Right when it goes from the F sus4 to the C m2 is the part of heard before.

[@douglaschristine8387]

Fsus2 to C sus4, Jesus.

[@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes]

Hey Brian, been a longtime Premium member. Please don’t forget us more intermediate and advanced players as you make lessons into the future. Thank you!

[@activemelody]

How do you define advanced?

[@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes]

More deep dives on more complex topics like modes, maybe the uses of diminished chords, etc., and of course more technically demanding/challenging pieces to go along with it

[@tharvey2]

cause we ended as lovers