Chordplay - Reggae Guitar Chords

[@georgew.morrowiii118]

Like that you mix up the lessons with different styles - I used to really be into the reggae group Third World

[@espojespo5]

Great band!

[@turkeeg7644]

Burning Spear will always be one of the most amazing musical experiences I ever witnessed live.Thanks for another great lesson.

[@roderickhager8154]

Dam your a machine Brewski. Always a good story and history. I've learned more in the last 5 month than I have in years. You some stuff dog thx 🗿

[@bertgetner9397]

Great lesson. Really got into it. RIP Uncle Willie. The uncle everybody wanted. Thank's Dave!

[@andyracksthecams]

A real treat to make you smile. Thank you.

[@anthonytremblett8187]

It was definitely Bob Marley that introduce me to reggae music and I love the old school. I kept hearing Sublime in your licks..good lesson for sure.🎶✌

[@voronOsphere]

Sublime would be a great Late Night Lesson!

[@anthonytremblett8187]

@@voronOsphere I totally agree!👍

[@voronOsphere]

My friends love Reggae, and I'm rather weak with it, so this lesson will help me expand in ways that should make everyone happy!!! Thanks, David! I love a lot of Reggae influenced bands like The Police and the Bad Brains!

[@StealthParrot]

Loved Bob Marley the first time I heard reggae music playing in a record store and immediately asked what it was .. and purchased Legend on the spot.

[@proltd203]

Awesome, I've watched all your videos since we went into lockdown in the uk and around the last Blues Saraceno lesson you did a few months ago.... Just started getting into playing Reggae on the guitar again last week and now you pop up with this Chordplay lesson! I don't like it Dave I Love it!

[@VixCrush]

I totally know what you are talking about with Exodus II in Chicago. I used to live by it. My buddy used o go there with the guys from Phish when they were in town also...

[@johanngregory3499]

Great lesson! Thanks 🙏🏼 I definitely made some headway Cheers 🍻

[@dave99frederick42]

Great lesson Brew-ski! I cant't wait for the funk lesson follow up.

[@cgandy2]

Great lesson! Wow!

[@alanjamesh.zamorano1677]

The Clash got me into reggae. They were a band unafraid of exploring different soundscapes, specially obscure genres like reggae dub. Their song Armaggedon Time is such a classic track for me.

[@krudler406]

this was awesome, thanks Dave

Great lesson.

[@554LH]

Very enlightening, a real eye opener

[@johnhoward2687]

Cool lesson. Thanks Dave.

[@MikeCindyWhite]

Very cool bro! Thanks for the lesson 🎸🎸👍

[@billjohnston1610]

Neat. That's getting me fired up to explore. Thanks.

[@HenryMittnacht]

Great lesson! Police´ Andy Summer surely uses upper extension like 9th and 11th!

[@STAMPER-DESIGN]

Thank you

[@thebruckners]

Really appreciate this lesson David. I've been exploring reggae progressions with my guitar tutor for the past 6 months and most recently, we've been studying the different chord shapes and triads in the upper register. I found your lesson very helpful. Thank you for your awesome videos!

[@zkman1762]

Great video, tab of chords would be great or even at beginning or end of video maybe close ups of chords, thanks for all your hard work on these lessons.

[@mookytc]

Thank you! These triads really are fun to tinker and get creative with!

[@voronOsphere]

Awesome shirt, David! Rush definitely worked Reggae into their tunes, occasionally.

[@glennlittle7955]

Great video, thanks. Re your list of influenced songs, for me by far the best reggae influenced Rush song is The Enemy Within from Grace Under Pressure. A classic. Another worthy mention is the solo section of Tokyo Nights by Krokus from Metal Rendez-Vous. (And while unrelated to the topic of this video check out Fire on that album if you don't know it. Some of the greatest solo playing ever.)

[@pavXX]

Cool lesson. I've heard Reggae guys call it the "chop" too. Very underrated music. Fun to play too.

[@jamesmarcin4787]

Great lesson, Police pic in the background, perfect for this lesson

[@jerezdeperez2096]

Amazing lesson! You are really a great teacher my friend.

[@oneandonlyescaton9927]

As a guy who's been playing for years, this lesson goes kinda deep for beginners.

[@michaelrobertson2381]

Dude, I wish you would have played youuncle at 14 when your uncle took you the reggae bar. Thanks for sharing.

[@laurentcasanova8925]

Listen Ben Harper and the innocent criminals. Live at the Hollywood bowl. The Best reegae concert.

[@bjevets]

Hey David! Can't get enough of your videos, you have taught Me so much music, Thank You! I have a request , how about some Y & T. Thanks again for sharing your talent with us!

[@brianbuster9875]

Nice

[@osanan]

Thanks for the lesson and for the awesome tips! I think you might like a reggae band from Brazil called Natiruts. They use lots of interesting chords and tones in their songs. Keep rocking, man!

[@leafamania1]

Nice shirt

[@splukoes]

Great lesson but adding a chord document would be great as well. Love your lessons. Thanks.

[@jacobsargent6183]

I really love your videos. Very helpful. A Jason Becker licks video would be great because his licks are difficult to work out and come from a wide range of influences. Thanks!

[@williammolina9792]

Listen to Alpha blondy.

[@rorylisbon4723]

Another interesting topic and nice story on the topic of reggae. Btw have you listened to Bill Nelson of Be Bop Deluxe? Lots of nice major pentatonic runs.

[@jillianlynneswope]

Great Lesson! Prefect Shirt!, You know Alex used a bit of Police/Reggae nod with "Vital Signs" KEEP IT UP!!

[@jamesmarcin4787]

Signals has a bunch too.😃

[@gavrilopricip11]

nothing screams reggae like a tshirt of a Canadian prog band !!!

[@jamesmarcin4787]

Lol, Rush Signals has some Reggae influence for sure. Digital Man.

[@gavrilopricip11]

@@jamesmarcin4787 @James Marciniec I was just making a joke because nothing is more "white-bread" then prog rock from Mississauga ( Toronto suburb in Canada) ... But actually ya your right, Neil Pert does lay down some "rock steady " staccato beats !

[@vamosvamos2832]

Sweet

[@chrischarles1468]

Dave since you’re from Chicago ... how about an Umphrey’s McGee Chordplay or a 3 for 3 of Jake Cinniger? Great lesson today as usual.

[@derickg1488]

I 2nd that!!! FaceMelter

[@tonyharley5230]

Its refreshing to see reggae being taught correctly with downstrokes, most dont however there is one aspect of your sound here that is absolutely ruining this lesson and thats your overdrive tone. Reggae rhythm is clean. Please consider turning it off and see how much better it sounds. Chords could be killed a little quicker too so they dont ring out so much.

[@petermcateer1354]

Mother and Child Reunion- Paul Simon

[@PedroSilvaMusic]

You mention funk a few times, did you ever do a straight funk chord lesson? I saw a Parliament one, was looking for Nile Rogers or James Brown/Jimmy Nolen. Thx

[@francinebacone1455]

Check out some Donny Benét

[@andthebeatgoeson69]

Mr Experience👍

[@Billy.Pinela]

The way he talks/his voice in general reminds me a little bit of Terrance McKenna lolol

[@jillianlynneswope]

Opps, I commented before 2:44... shoulda known you would have a list lol

[@shayidmirza6787]

Hey Dave, any chance of a lesson with Ernest Ranglin.?

[@johnnybgood774]

Bout time you do some reggae roots.. Its funny that a lot of good guitarist cant hold a reggae rythym

[@Nsurob]

Can you do the chords of curtis mayfield?

[@marcbolan1818]

What amp are you using?

[@johnnybgood774]

You actually play all the strings not just the high ones lol. Wick it wick it

[@waynegram8907]

Make a Sublime chord lesson