Blues Guitar Lesson - #2 Comping - Andy Timmons

[@peterjoseph11]

Has to be the best 12 bar blues lesson out there. Everything from beginner to advanced. Great player.

[@rodneycampbell3825]

Agreed

[@chrismurphyshef]

This is great. Thanks 👍👌

[@TimsGuitarWorldwithTimFeskorn]

Andy's really one of the best all around players out there. A nice person as well based on his videos. One of my top 5.

[@agmac45]

I could listen to Andy play to a backing track all day. He is one of the most expressive and dynamic players I have ever seen.

[@GDawg2K2]

Holy Sht.. I can't think of ever seeing a better put together class in preparation for how you will spend 90% of your time in a Blues band. Kudos to Andy & Truefire.

[@spartan6931]

This is one serious yet simple yet ultimately effective blues guitar lesson. Thanks Andy.

[@TrueFireTV]

So glad you enjoyed this! Thanks for watching and commenting 😎

[@andreadivincenzo8879]

Among the best lessons I've ever attended to

[@pauloamw]

Wow! What a great lesson, so much musicality packed in such a seemingly simple sequence of chords.

[@twofishes8846]

A young aspiring musican could go pro after this lesson! Could of used this excellent lesson way back in 1967 Andy! No guitar wizards giving away secrets in the last century... Thanx for sharing!

[@The77SpaceMan]

This lesson thought me more than 10 other youtube videos together, thank you Andy!

[@waynemiller6070]

Reminds me of when I was learning to play from friends. Just jamming in the living room even late hours on a school night. haha. There's something for everyone here. At first I was expecting more, then I thought he was showing stuff just for the beginners. But as he progressed he really delivered something for all of us guitarists.

[@natecassou6832]

Andy Timmons is the man

[@Samson163]

This has got to be THE best video for blues chords I have seen. You show so many different chords and ways to play them. Thank you so much

[@modernmusicstudio303]

Great lesson from a great player! love that voicing you're play around 8:45. It's so important to know multiple voicings so you're not playing the same thing for every blues/jazz song

[@karlschihl6655]

Awesome blues lesson - that really opened up my eyes. Excellent playing!

[@karlschihl6655]

I came back and checked it out again - very, very good! Loved the Sgt Peppers release. That album is in my top 5 most favorite

[@capitanolaswengas4421]

Greetings from Germany - What a brilliant musician and brilliant teacher - Thank you!

[@hearpalhere]

I've been practicing this lesson for two days now and am really enjoying the ideas. Been playing for a long time now but have never been comfortable using my thumb. I'm really happy to have tried it now because the ideas that Andy covered really sound great! Thanks for this video, it's much appreciated.

[@BrockGuitar528]

It actually helped me a lot , thank you so much for sharing this.

[@TimsGuitarWorldwithTimFeskorn]

😎😎😎😎Nice how Andy so effortlessly plays that Hendrix 13. Im going to have to get a cortizone shot after practicing that for the last hour. 😎😎😎😎

[@pauls_guitartrip]

A nice start. Also a good advice on rhythm and solo in blues in even different blues genres you ll find with Josh Smith.

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Essential lesson here.This is so well presented quick clear and concise(sic) .

[@danhall716]

Holy jeez...I've really pigeonholed myself by just trying to learn "fancy" or "exotic" Paul Gilbert/John Petrucci shred licks...this is some tasty stuff Andy!

[@mondocane4336]

Awesome lesson of the most overlooked but also most important part of blues: comping! comping! comping!!!! Thanks a lot and regards from Argentina!

[@2010jimn]

Nice no nonsense instruction. This really opens up my blues rhythm playing.

[@MrBlackstonia]

He's top of the list. I don't think he's underrated, and if so it'll be for those without much knowledge. ..great musician and great lesson, yes!

[@Mr7Poz]

Great lesson.

[@shawnmurphy8532]

Thanks for sharing your talent. Well done. Eric Johnson and Andy Timmons are certainly of upper crust when it comes to guitarists. Love their work.

[@pedroboschibrasil]

Wow, totally blown away, amazing👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@thibaultbalsan9199]

Thanks for sharing such a high quality content ! I was looking for a lesson about blues comping for a long time. Furthermore the teacher is Andy Timmons :D, a great player and a great teacher !

[@PauloVinn]

Que aula irada!! Andy Timmons além de ótimo guitarrista se mostrou um ótimo professor

[@komsanboonde2599]

Oh....I love it so much. It is completely lesson. Thank you for your share.

[@leowoning916]

Awesome enough material for months of practice!

[@harrisfrankou2368]

this is like the MI Blues rhythm Unit...but he has added about 6 extra things with the basics ..that I will steal tonight!

[@marcstone4561]

Great class & great tone which is very important and you did not talk to much , like some of people do

[@hiredgun419]

Amazing player! His right hand is badass! He does everything so fluidly....... if that’s a word!😎🎸

[@jerrymckenzie6205]

Beginner to advanced in 10 min. Well done sir!

[@philipjones7372]

Really good excellently lesson, Andy. Appreciated the nuances and ideas you can get in the different voicings. Allows the song the speak for itself.. Lead guitarists need to pay attention 👍🏼😊

[@ADAMSIVES]

So much help. I’m trying an open mic soon and will definitely use this. Thanks for posting

[@GregKosic]

That's so cool. Great player AND teacher. Thanks a lot man!

[@carloalbertorassaval3275]

Coolest blues comping lesson ever!

[@RipVDub]

G7 with a 6th (e) and the 7th (f) in the bass...who knew? This is a great 15min session! TY TF!

[@aaronbergAPB]

Great lesson. Saw him at Chicago clinic once. Awesome player and very nice person.

[@michaelmorada7173]

Andy will always be a beast!

[@armandopace8559]

Clear and simple lesson. Great teaching Andy!

[@jimborostpateet1116]

This is awsome...and i followed right along ...what a great teacher....

[@pericabenic4413]

What a cool lesson, thanks Andy Timmons.

[@anthonychrismignella]

wonderful video thanks for all these wicked voicings and tips. u rock btw

[@boozoochavis7506]

Thanks Andy, there are some great Texas and Vaughan Brothers chord voicings in there towards the end and that guitar does sound really good! No wonder they made a less expensive model, they aren't giving them away - now I know why.

[@farklybarnum1245]

Thx Andy! Great clear basic lesson that I need.

[@NoddyTron]

Idea 1: 1:34 Idea 2: 2:38 Idea 3: 4:10 Idea 4: 4:45 Idea 5: 5:43 Idea 6: 6:19 Idea 7: 7:12 Idea 8: 8:32 Idea 9: 9:29 Plying to backing track: 10:07

[@sunburntaquaticape6694]

Fantastic groove going on there! Great playing! Thanks!

[@stingaling]

Great lesson thank you. Hard to find all these rhythm tips in one place.

[@graemethorne4540]

Fantastic thanks just what I've been looking for.

[@novanogo07]

Robben Ford, and Kirk Fletcher have both done great lessons on this with the same chord voicings. However, Andy Timmons lesson is probably the best. Whether it's the videography or Andy himself. I don't think any one lesson had advanced me as much as this single video on the topic. Im gonna buy the dvd based on this one lesson.

[@mattroggenkamp6717]

I wasn't expecting such a kickass lesson :))

[@opannefrank1986]

That's because you're gay.

[@douglascollins3335]

GREAT. Thanks for posting. He makes it look so easy. I need much more practice.

[@boejay6744]

Andy,you're a great player..👍👍👍

[@FuzzifyUK]

So many people over looked this guy because of his Danger Danger days, but check out his solo stuff, he's a fantastic player.

[@dfifty2]

Have you ever heard the Cockroach Album from Danger Danger ? Killer !! Andy is one of the most versatile players on earth....underrated ? not at all

[@Havanacuba1985]

FuzzGTR I love danger danger, they're freakin awesome

[@LokeshThakur]

he isn't overlooked at all man, the guitarverse is no stranger to Andy Timmons.

[@chrishollinrake3171]

Thank you for this amazing lesson. Just what I've been looking for. 👍

[@GJSsongsmith]

Superb lesson thanks Andy ...rock on !

[@gitaaa7740]

Andy thank you for the lesson. I learned a lot! The good news is that I understood everything 😀

[@mf8236]

Andy is the man!

[@jerryjohnson2421]

thats the best 12 bae lesson ever

[@kelvincabrera3782]

Best tutorial Ever.

[@hiredgun419]

Andy if you ever read this, autograph anything for me. I’am your biggest fan. I don’t have a lot longer to live on this planet, x- 37 yr heroin addict , hiv, hep C have done there damage.Im 63 yrs young and play at a 62yrs reissued STRAT! That was made with the correct parts, cloth wiring, Kline 62yrs pickups MTI rellected, ect,ect, ect. But I would love that more than any other! Since Hendrix is dead.😎🎸your right hand is great, not that your left is slacking.🎸😎 I’ve played at this strat for around 35years. And I steal from you everyday😎! Thanks for reading this. Bye

[@DomkortheGreatFlame]

Amazing lesson! Thanks a lot :) Its opens a new world!!!

[@bobwright9516]

Fantastic lesson

[@PraexorVS]

Mi guitarrista favorito

[@chinablows]

Absolutely love this lesson. I get so tired of playing 7 and 9 chords, this will help make the rhythm more interesting. Question - for the G13 chord at 8:32, what note is the middle finger playing? When I finger the F, B and E and just play that triad, I dunno, it doesn't sound very good. But when I drop the F to the E, the E minor chord sounds much better.

[@jalowoud]

It's the root note=G

[@BOER1717]

Awesome stuff, amazing player!

[@toneseeker87]

Bminor7flat5 or simply removing the low G note and adding (A) as 9th.. simply cool and you can also use diminished scales bec. Bm7b5 is a diminish chord.

[@rockguy707]

Hey that was really Great, I loved that comping.

[@frankie.d1127]

Amazing lesson!!!! Thank you Andy!!!

[@ryanbaggarly9046]

This guy is amazing

[@jerryjohnson2421]

great lesson lpve yje guitar I may buy the Ibamez oe the prs at xlose peice range

[@prophetstill1817]

This is a really great lesson

[@gw3968]

just found and joined true fire. great lesson! explained shown and expounded on thanks andy

[@jean-francoisdicharry1798]

Bravo quelle classe!

[@iromregal2468]

Great lesson thank you so much.

[@proloypolo5178]

thxxxxx for sharing..really this is a rare lesson

[@NachshoN55555]

That was a great lesson. Thank you.

[@MegaOscar1965]

perfect man, its sound so good, thanks

[@connorfrancishughes]

great lesson

[@ghike30]

fantastic lesson, thank you

[@dkuntz2155]

Cookin' comping! Thank you!

[@hiredgun419]

Sweetest right hand EVER!

[@meny_music]

A master class!

[@deanmacka4975]

great stuff mate I'm a bit thick when it comes to this stuff but I understood all this now I know about the 9th cord and so on cool lesson mate yeah well I said I'm a bit thick 🍻😁

[@carlolf]

The simple Blues goes jazzy and variant.

[@kaji6537]

I am your great fan sir hope i will meet you someday

[@valeriobuccolieri8443]

Thank you for the lesson!!

[@dannyhood4007]

After learning this you really don’t know it until you can play in open E, A, B7 also open A, D, E7 There all same 1, 4, 5 chords different keys G, C, D7. Even if you play G7,C7, D7 all dominant 7 chords.

[@Dimitar_Genov]

Excellent!!

[@seyoumalemseged8901]

wow!!!guitar exactly want to be like that thank you.

[@stop4501]

Good stuff man!

[@chrisellenback6210]

One man band!! Cool

[@PeterKertesz2013]

F AWESOME jam at the end!! Pardon my French

[@charlesbobillier4992]

Inspiring fire !

[@boejay6744]

Omg! awesome!!!🙏🙏🙏

[@davelackey5943]

Can’t repeat what’s already been said but I do agree

[@anotherordinaryguyplayingg5308]

Amazing bues lesson.