Do THIS when playing with another guitarist

Tuesday Blues #215
Getting ready to play along with another guitarist? If so check out this #tuesdayblues lesson to help give you another option of what you can play when playing rhythm.
In short, you don't want to just double what the other guitarist is doing. Well, you can and that has it's place, but let's face it that gets a bit boring for you and the audience after a short while. So, add some texture with the concept covered in this video.
Use triads to play chords in different ways. This will help you add texture to the song when playing with another guitarist.
Try it and let us know how it goes in the comments below!
Play On!
John
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[@freddielerma4642]

Your lesson answered the question about playing with another guitarist. I’ve consistently had a difficult time with timing (even with a metronome). So, playing with another guitarist will be difficult. I would truly dislike frustrating the other player. Thank you.

[@garryjones8050]

Can empathise. I like this though

[@stevedouglas7375]

This is very good John. For the beginner, or for someone who has been playing for a long time, it is good to step out of the comfort zone and learn whatever chords you know in other positions on the neck. There are many benefits in doing this, much of which you've explained and I'd like to add that it will help a person to learn the notes on the fretboard while they're searching for the notes of a given chord up the fretboard. Thanks!

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Hey Steve! Great point, I've got a lesson learning the fretboard that I'll link to in the description. Thanks for that reminder, I think it's a huge piece of the puzzle. Play On, Steve!

[@stevedouglas7375]

Cool. Thanks John!

[@tonybaloney6656]

Thanks man , you packed so much into a short lesson . I got a lot out of it .

[@ravirai8902]

Wow thanks bro 🤘

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Thank YOU!

[@reinaldoreyes5631]

Excellent!

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Thank you!! I appreciate you watching. Play On!

[@AndrijanKovacic]

nice one!

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Thank you!

[@vanyugo154]

Do you have a lesson on triads?

[@jimszikk775]

The thing you talk about here is the closest thing to reaching musician nirvana lever enlightment I believe, it was for me.

[@tomekberg9252]

great job john!

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Hey Tom! Thanks so much, glad you liked it.

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