Franklin's Tower Guitar Solo GUITAR MASTER CLASS It's not JUST a Mixolydian!

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I made a slowed down backing track to practice to so you wouldn't feel rushed..... • Franklin's Tower Slowe...
In another time's forgotten space
Your eyes looked through your mother's face
Wildflower seed on the sand and stone
May the four winds blow you safely home
Roll away, the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
I'll tell you where the four winds dwell
In Franklin's tower there hangs a bell
It can ring, turn night to day
It can ring like fire when you lose your way
Roll away, the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
God save the child who rings that bell
I may have one good ring baby, you can't tell
One watch by night, one watch by day
If you get confused just listen to the music play
Some come to laugh their past away
Some come to make it just one more day
Whichever way your pleasure tends
If you plant ice you're gonna harvest wind
Roll away, the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
I'll tell you where the four winds sleep
Like four lean hounds the lighthouse keep
Wildflower seed in the sand and wind
May the four winds blow you home again
Roll away, the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Roll away, roll away the dew
Jerry Garcia Guitar Lesson

[@andrewptob]

I'm confused; I'll just listen to the music play...

[@andrewptob]

StichMethod Guitar I'm great! Thanks for asking. Hope all is well with you, too! I've been watching, just haven't commented as often I guess. Helpful lesson as usual! I have to get better at incorporating chord tones, so this is perfect for me, especially since I tend to get stuck in major/minor scales. So thanks again! 🤘🙂🤘

[@nelsonw2096]

AOB well played! 👍🏽

[@1bluesmanj]

In my own primitive way, I would be playing in the A major pentatonic scale, instinctively I guess, and adding the leading and passing tones to suit the song.

[@neilclappguitar]

@@1bluesmanj I would guess that’s exactly what Jerry is thinking as well here.

[@ScottS986]

You sir, are a wizard. Actually scratch that. You are a Wizard Decoder. And a damn good guitar teacher. You have found your calling!

[@sambroderick6313]

agreed

[@andrew6226]

ABSOLUTELY. He teaches at a perfect balance between novice and master - anyone could learn something from this.

[@NolalanD]

Yes he is a Wizard Decoder....the cat is a Wizard (So was Jerry). When you throw the minor in like that it gets so chromatic it almost sounds like bepop scales.

[@mooperman1560]

Thank you good sir

[@hw8140]

Dude playing guitar: It sound fine. Me: That's the most beautiful thing I've ever heard.

[@cadethacker]

You are a Scholar and a Gentleman

[@dustylense]

Good stuff. More dead. Dead teaches, dead expands....

[@sammyboy7163]

StichMethod Guitar more dead is always the answer

[@jessemontano762]

Definitely expands with the recipe

[@Shivalan]

What happened to the Part Two you promised please? Part One is excellent, thank you.

[@GiantSFaithfuL]

I second this!

[@wharfrat7773]

I fourth this!!!!

[@jonathanfeit5896]

I just found out this video existed.....

[@seangood8686]

Wheres part two??? 😭

[@joaoarthurbandeira]

I Mixolydian this!

[@gavinb144]

Just got into the Dead and Garcia. This video explained everything SO WELL. WHERE IS PART 2?!

[@angusmcdonald1271]

Heya Ian - any word on part 2 of this video mate? This was so great

[@josephgraham1075]

Please lmk when you figure it out. Aloha

[@gfunkproductions2402]

Went to college for music and this lesson is spot on. Its a combo of a major/minor modes what my guitar teacher called "rhythm and blues scale". And yes, the country players used the minor 3rd, but in my experience they almost always hammer-on to the major 3rd from the minor 3rd. Pull off, hammer on, or whatever it really doesn't matter cuz when it comes to this lesson. THIS LESSON IS MOST EXCELLENT! That was a tough concept to explain, but you explained it wonderfully. Thank you, dude.

[@magicdaveable]

Way back when I studied the bluegrass style of Clarence White but.... I have been playing Dead covers since the "Captain Trips" album. Incorporating bluegrass into my "rock'n'roll" really helped my understanding of Jerry's improvisational approach. Oh yeah listening to the Flying Burrito Brothers helped too. In the early '70's Tony Rice came along and really expanded my bluegrass playing which expanded my r'n'r playing too. Doing Garcia style solos got me a heavy dose of "wow you have a really unique style." I never explained using bluegrass styling while stringing endless triplets together. That was best kept to myself. From time to time Dead Heads recognized that much of my playing resembled Jerry's style.

[@malcolmmontgomery8666]

I read an interview of Jerry, where he explained his bluegrass comes from his earlier banjo playing days.

[@SebastianGarcia-ln4sd]

this video is gold. Where is part 2?

[@hiltonward2126]

Dude. Awesome. And you even kind of look like Jerry Garcia!

[@captainkangaroo4301]

I just love the enthusiasm you have for Jerry's style and for the Garcia/Hunter songs as they are timeless.

[@lisica8458]

Really interesting. I am not a guitarist; and I never understood why I could frequently recognize Garcia playing on a segment of a song when I hadn't known beforehand the song or guitarist. Your comments and demonstration of Garcia's "trick" taken from bluegrass enlightened me to Jerry's distinctive style that I have long been unconsciously familiar with.

[@alexkatsanos8475]

Man does Dickie’s “Blue Sky” sound like “Franklin’s Tower” love to hear them jam together. Wish I coulda seen it live.

[@Pathos41]

Is there a second and third video?

[@zacandrews9750]

is there any guitar teacher on this YouToob-thang who could possibly put together such a video...Stich you are always informative, amusing, and interesting (apparently, the three facets of good radio), what a channel should be : )

[@jimmoulton9878]

excellent guitar playing!!

[@claystone420]

I'm a super beginner guitar player so this video was way over my head, but I still watched the whole thing and came away with a much greater appreciation of both the Grateful Dead and this song in particular. Such soul! Thanks!

[@maxduncan7090]

great album as well

[@GrooveyardRocks]

Hi ! I just came across your channel and think it’s fantastic! You totally get this stuff and explain it so clearly ! Thank you thank you :)

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Great to have you! Thanks for enjoying the vids. Hope you like the rest of the channel.

[@teddydeebass]

" A well covered mistake is art in it's highest form " what you played at the end of the video was actually really cool. Embrace that note next time I enjoyed the lesson .

[@seanenglish3002]

Undoubtedly, my favorite guitar lesson on KZbin. PLEEEZE make part two. Whenever I get frustrated with my guitar playing I watch one of your videos. You are the best.

[@ejtonefan]

If you understand "A" Mixolydian and chord tones you won't need part 2.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Immediate Download and emailed Charts Here: goo.gl/Z6f2z6 $3.99. If you are a visual learner, these charts which... ARE AWESOME. The information and layout of these charts is Amazing I promise. There are 3 Charts for this video! The entire concepts on Fret 5, Fret 10 and Fret 14! It has the scale shapes, chord shapes, and minor 3rd locations for each chord. I hope that you see when you get them, that they are serious. I hope you enjoyed everything so far!

[@kfox153]

I really prefer the Doromyxlian scale over the Mixodorian XD hahaha thank you for that bit of info on Garcia...Knowing his bluegrass influence really gives better context, and helps understanding what's going on.

[@johnmooney3105]

Hey Stitch - I'm new to your classes but really enjoying them and learning some new stuff. Since you're a Jerry Garcia fan and have done an excellent lesson on Thrill is Gone by BB King, how about a lesson on Jerry's solo on his version of that song?

[@SD-nj1cy]

did you ever do a part 2 and 3?

[@louarthur7648]

StitchMethod, Thanks for an excellent part 1! Did you ever do parts 2 & 3?

[@tonekilltech]

You got that part 2 vid? Be a whole lot cooler if you did!

[@Jeff-S]

Great lesson! And Ian you picked one of the best shows to use as an example. I've been listening to that since about 1980 from a vinyl bootleg. It was released as "One from the Vault. Can you do a lesson on Eyes of the World from that album (08/13/75)?

[@marooh1344]

Jeff S Eyes!!!! That would truly be amazing!!!

[@Jeff-S]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@mikehendrix2202]

Jeff S Good one! I was also going to suggest Eyes!

[@CameronComeau15]

Dude... found your channel rather recently and I'm absolutely loving your stuff, especially related to the Dead. Thank you SO so much for your content. I have a really hard time with rigid intermediate lessons as I (like many of us) get bogged down in theory, but you make this so easy to understand and fun to follow. AND your genuine excitement in teaching these skills draws me in even further. Looking forward to powering through your videos! Just wanted to say thanks!

[@AaronLS.]

I bought the charts to support you. First time I've ever bought something online guitar related. Thanks for putting such great quality content. I hope you keep it up!

[@AaronLS.]

I just got the charts. So helpful and clear. Well worth the money. Thanks again.

[@hymedude7378]

i heard foolish heart in your opening jam there also....

[@Deliquescentinsight]

The opening passage had a very 'Allman Brothers' ring to it, probably the Mixolydian flavor!

[@354Texxx]

yeah......Quinn is NOT happy...(great lessons!)

[@joshuaschunk4797]

is that the Ernesto vh brown? If so I have that exact guitar, fantastic instrument.

[@thefstopshere]

i can see that Quinn prefers Indica to Sativa...

[@AtacamaHumanoid]

that is a mellow cat. Indica makes me quite passive as well. :) ...btw, is that a Languedoc clone? I don't see a logo on the headstock. If you found a good cheap clone, please let me know what it is. I have wanted one since the 80s.

[@daveyboy8907]

phred guitars I think..They make jerry clones also like wolf,liger etc...

[@Brandenlee21]

"His name's not fat-shit cat, it's meatball. And he's eating your crab cakes right now." Seriously though man, awesome family.

[@charizarddragon2071]

This is literally the best teacher I have come across. So in depth and knowledgeable. I knew it was technically in the key of D major with an A Mixolydian mode, but I didn’t know about the Mixodorian or his reasoning to add the chromatic riffs in. This channel is fantastic. You are teaching millions with the correct info. Thank you for your work. Bravo!

[@paulbressie8239]

Dude! that's awesome. Just discovered this today. Been wondering about this forever! Nailed it!

[@jim35022]

That's one fat cat and thank you for the lesson.

[@jozon8551]

His pet is fat too.

[@MichaelRoxalot]

Man I hope that part 2 is coming SOON!

[@petermaine]

Ian, this is genius teaching. I have no hope of ever being able to play like this, but as a Deadhead who always wondered how Jerry got the tones he did in his jams, I really appreciate your insights and explanation into the theory. Hi to Jenny!

[@haywoodparsons]

your deep appreciation and analysis is,as a so thoughtful and fantastic,you have helped enlighten me, thank you for thiis labor of love

[@przybyla420]

Fabulous breakdown, you really sound like him. I call a lot of this call and response. Don’t know if that’s right or not. It makes the body want to move and sounds fresh and inspiring, versus just playing the scale over the chords which gets exhausting quick and doesn’t have nearly the same grooviness.

[@przybyla420]

I don’t think one needs the theory to play like this though, just a lot of practice. The theory will probably help you get there faster but might limit you after a certain point of improvement because of the mental hang ups associated with knowing too much and it making you get too analytical.

[@Frankenstein-sc8rc]

Lets see the second video! Beeen curious on what you have to say about the G, thanks for all the work and time you do stitch!

[@tomwalsh4592]

Was there ever a part 2?

[@WEMunson]

Wow! Thanks so much. Still above my pay grade, but an inspiring goal to aspire to. BTW, you probably know my wonderful partner in life and music - Toni Brown, owner and publisher of Relix Magazine for more than 20 years. She and I work mainly as a singer/songwriter duo, touring together for more than 12 years now. NAMASTE, Brother!

[@matthewlebish6787]

Dude you have awesome theory videos I love coming home from school getting my coffee and watching you, then I'm inspired to play for the rest of the night!

[@olsenxiii]

Hey Ian another great lesson your all I watch on KZbin these days you have defo inspired me to get better on guitar thanks keep em coming 🤘🏻

[@indigopaintingservices5504]

THIS IS THE VIDEO I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!! Thank you sir, this is absolutely perfect and none of it was too much or too fast (folks there's a pause AND rewind button!)! Thanks again, I got a LOT out of this! GO SKYFOOT!

[@stagesixx]

Just catching on, I learned a lot, and the cat got the most exercise in a long time.

[@ToroneroInk]

I've been working on the Idea of start a Grateful Dead Cover, and it explained A LOT for me. I've been studying a lot, for doing this, even because I'm a Brazilian, and never heard about a GD cover over here. Thank you a lot for this video

[@liv4music]

Awesome song..awesome lesson...one of my fav GD songs...I LOVE the sound of the mixolydian scale so I really appreciate this lesson..love The Grateful Dead...and last but not least...how the hell did YOU get such a hot wife?? JK man...you're the shit :-)

[@LacedBacon]

chicks dig guys with beards ;)

[@kevincaldwell9625]

You are a master teacher. Difficult concepts are made easy by your basic explanations, and now practice has real purpose. I’m playing lead! Watching and learning from you is like eating watermelon in the summertime....so refreshing, AND satisfying. Thank You!

[@pageluvva]

I discovered you yesterday and my whole weekend is now shot! The wife is yelling at me to do what I promised to do and I just wanna sit here and learn with you :-) I have watched lessons on youtube for years and I swear that yours are by far the best. You teach us WHY the players play what they do. Any player who has been playing for long enough gets bored by playing things note for note and the blues scales gets soooooooo overplayed and repetitious. I still go back to it all the time cause it's what I know and for sure, it's fun as hell. But I want more and that's what you give us. Many many Thanks my friend. So much respect for you. Cheers from Montreal.

[@icanbreathenow]

Part 2??? Please, please please, and THANK YOU!!!

[@sainmatyas]

Great great lesson, thank you! Brought some light on the mystery of my favourite guitar player.

[@guitarslinger213]

Your explanation of modes makes more sense than anything I've heard in 26 years. Outstanding.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Thanks man! So glad you are enjoying the vids

[@jessemontano6399]

Nothing like the DEAD on acid, brotha!!! Great lesson 👍. Love your channel

[@sunjamrblues]

Great lesson, thanks! Is it sacrilege for me to say that my brain hears A as the root (tonic) chord, and D as the 4 chord? It seems like we are just playing the A mixolydian scale (with an occasional blue note thrown in) over the A chord, then D major scale (with an occasional blue note thrown in) over the D chord. Of course they are the same scales, you just have to target the A and C# while on the A chord, then D and F# while on the D chaord. Easy peazy. Even a cat can do it!

[@FunkMonkey33]

So if you want to follow a pentatonic pattern, I assume you need to change from the A major pentatonic scale to the D major pentatonic scale with each chord change. That's what I've been playing around with. Both scales fall within A mixolydian so it still works.

[@oneworld9071]

In my 60 years, about 2 decades were spent as leader/guitarist of a Latin-soaked classic rock and originals band....... our repertoire was diverse, well-exemplified by a few names such as Santana, Allman Brothers, Steppenwolf, Marvin Gaye, Emerson Lake and Palmer, etc., with the higher contrast stuff to include a few Thelonius Monk and Horace Silver songs. But when it came to whether to add this or other Grateful Dead songs, I had too much respect for the art of playing in major keys......... give ya one guess....... the Dorian habit....... which, btw, was just right for most of our repertoire, but major key material I'd long neglected. I was generous with solos for keyboardist. I'm a mere minute along in this video but quite sure it's going to fill a hole in my playing. In fact, the only song I recall having any major key soloing on that I could play and enjoy was Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On?". I get bored QUICKLY, stuck with licks of notes like E-F#-A or 5-6-1 riffs. Nothing to fear..... at 7 minutes begins the mind expansion phase :) In other words, thank you for this excellence. Jerry's imaginative playing and chops aside, if there's a guitar tone I covet, it's that clean but substantial tone with Jerry's name on it :)

[@19E37-e3i]

In "John Mayer Practicing Dead and Company Songs", John gives this same advice in the context of Sugaree, corroborating this approach (albeit in a casual and less beginner-friendly way). Still, fun to watch. Yes, Jerry followed the changes. John was interested in this. Maybe he saw this video, who knows?

[@NotRightMusic]

Glorious lesson man! I'm curious if you transcribe much of Garcia's solos?

[@NotRightMusic]

Everyone has a different method of figuring out how music works. Some people transcribe - others don't. I'm curious of your method.

[@electromotorman]

I learned so much from this episode. Thanks Stitch .I missed you at Northlands this year but I'll blame it on the rain .Maybe next year.

[@bokononx4606]

Well done, sir. One minor thing - I do think this was a Dick's Pick, the show that closed the Fillmore West, I think Dick's Pick #1? I remember driving around in my pickup *blissfully* listening to this in the summer of 1991, when it was first released. love the analysis of the mixolydian minor scale, etc. Thank you for doing what you do!

[@finlayfatknees]

Awesome man! Great lesson. I've never put the "D" into the "A" so to speak...😮😂..but i can tell you my cat loves to sit by my amp and listen to tasty licks, especially in the upper register. That's why we placed her scratchpad there. Keep rocking, dude. You're a great teacher and player. 🎉❤

[@daniellower3619]

Stich. You are a good teacher. I teach guitar. I am not much of a lead player. But if I play a scale and think to add chord tones and the flat 3 I can sound much better than the guy who was our lead guy yesterday. He just played pentatonic patterns real fast, which was cool, but this is SO MUCH BETTER> thanks. Played this song at the gig yesterday. You are very clear and informative. I am going to go practice this. BTW, it is "whirlwind" not worldwind.

[@magicdaveable]

Learn Bluegrass ala Tony Rice/Clarence White. Playing the chord tones. "Chase" the 3rds throughout the progression. There's more but this is the "Stitch Method" not the "MagicDave Method." I began analyzing Jerry's genius around 1970 and geeze here it is 50 years later and I am still at it.

[@sjohnson4985]

Just brilliant. Mixolydian and Dorian simultaneously. I've never been able to put it all together until watching this tonight. The 14th fret detailed explanation is where it all clicked for me. I can't thank you enough. I know you posted this video years ago, but man I'm glad you did. Thank you!

[@StichMethodGuitar]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@beezyflippins]

​@@StichMethodGuitar wow, yeah great stuff

[@prof_jelly]

Picking up guitar this week. I am 27 now. saving this in my bookmarks. Hopefully in 5 - 10 years I can shred a sick franklins tower into slipknot

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

My favorite Dead tune. I'm too much of a beginner to even think of soloing. But I started playing the rhythm on my piano and my baritone ukulele. Merci beaucoup.

[@dcrich19]

I've been wondering what happened to Quinn and that was cool that your wife was willing to participate. When I'm not doing the Stichmethod I'm usually messing around on rocksmith. I'm getting ready to head over there now they just uploaded a Greatful Dead song pack. Definitely getting this one.

[@dcrich19]

Ian I finally got around to downloading the Greatful dead dlc for rocksmith. I started with Casey Jones (on rhythm by the way) . I know stichmethod is lead based but trust me I'm still struggling with rhythm. Casey Jones wasn't to bad but I still butchered it some. Then I tried Trucking , holy crap. It also has Sugar Magnolia, Uncle Johns band, and Friend of the devil. I have a long way to go before I tackle those.

[@jsimes1]

Such a good lesson, thanks so much for your enthusiasm and your knowledge! Oh and your desire to share! :-)

[@GiantSFaithfuL]

Part 2. Still. Waiting. PLEASE!!!!!!

[@GiantSFaithfuL]

Two months later. Still waiting.

[@michaelkerrigan3948]

That cat needs to go on a diet!🤣...and your wife is a Beautiful woman!! Amazing lesson!! Had hours of fun with it!!...and did I mention that your wife is Beautiful?

[@davidredshaw448]

Are you sure that unfortunate is enjoying it?

[@davidredshaw448]

Are you sure that unfortunate cat is enjoying it, I meant to say. Clearly your wife is.

[@michaelbasile6388]

I allways just use random chromatic notes and walk up to the right notes In mixolydian mode ....minor 3rd works great but I think you can also make others sound good

[@mackvismusic8622]

You are wonderful, but Garcia bored the crap out of me. There is a reason why one had to smoke an ounce of weed and drop a hit to “understand” what MrG was saying. Then, the cult following...

[@shawnnbramwell8773]

Isn't that minor third in Amajor also the major 4th interval in G major ( the middle chord of the progression A-G-D-G-A)?

[@lairdherron8202]

Only thing I'd add is that Jerry has nice pausesssssss. Love you brother stitch hope you're having a wonderful Christmas

[@samnewlin9423]

3 years later and this is still one of the most helpful videos in terms of understanding scales and modes.

[@pomod]

LOL -- your cat is like "I don't remember signing up for this"

[@DingleMcGilacutty]

That is a massive cat! What are you feeding that guy?! Big ups on the video. Help me nail it! Appreciate ya brah!

[@whipmiller]

I always wondered why the C sounded good.... I kept thinking it was going Amix to Dmix

[@rolandjgutierrez5839]

Grest lesson this mixlodian I have been flatting the 7 and it hard to start on the 5th and continue finishing the c scale I start on the 5th and just do a regular A scale. . what do you do sing out the scale. thank you I'll work on it and thank you mrs stitch and cat .

[@LacedBacon]

So you were playing Franklins on a Trey clone, then it's Fare Thee Well all over again, right lol? Btw. it was hard for me to focus on the example because I love cats and I kept watching Quinn to see if he would run away. My cat would never let me do that lol. Also, how do you like playing that Phred? I was looking into possibly buying one once I'm a little better on guitar.

[@The-11]

Great job, and the show you referenced was 'One from the vault' Great American Music hall. Don't worry about the video being longer. If someone doesn't have the attention span to watch this , they are not going to be able to play or listen to the Dead.

[@gibby6904]

Great lesson! Jerry's ex wife said he would sit and play scales constantly......

[@jackh577]

I've never played this far down the neck. It's a challenge because the frets are so close, it's hard to get my fingers in the right spots.

[@Mikeshawtoday]

Okay, I re-watched this and understood it better having just watched your Mixolydian vs. Dorian video. I'd say that Mixo-Dorian video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaS1iqZmj75kj8U )should be a pre-requisite to watching this one. Finally understanding the Jerry Garcia mindset a bit here. I always felt the vibe that The Dead were at heart a Country Western band, and my friends who were Dead Heads would get mad at me when I said it. I'd have to show them original versions of some songs (i.e. El Paso, Me & My Uncle), and even then they'd get ticked off. Nothing to be ashamed of, music is music and rock, even Acid Rock, has many roots, influences, and musicians come from different backgrounds of training as we know. This was a really fun video to watch. Thanks!

[@gazicj]

super helpful. your instruction has helped me much through the years--thank you so much.

[@cochransj]

Thank you so much for this. Great video!!!!

[@johnmonroney8614]

It does matter.Trey shoulda said no to Bobby. Like the majority of family did.

[@LacedBacon]

I'm really digging this lesson, and the charts are the bomb!

[@nativeazboy]

I'm excited because your excited !!!! Great great lessons !

[@FunkMonkey33]

Can't find the links to part 2 or 3. I must deal with the G chord in the room!

[@cleawox]

Excellent lesson! Glad I bought the chart - big, bold, and color. I like to just do a quick glance on the 2nd monitor when I'm playing and this was really useful. Thanks. Keep it up. :)

[@tfsgroi]

Wow I love your channel! Did we just become best friends!

[@jemmykolb]

part 2&3?

[@Blady99]

Franklins Tower I’ve found is also a good song to get people into the dead

[@skitoolong]

Thanks for this. I am trying to learn the lead ideas for this song. I got your chart and ran through part 1 video. Is there a part 2?

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Not yet, but don’t worry. This is a huge majority of the idea

[@barryrahn5957]

Big cat! I've never heard a cat named Quinn before - kudos!

[@jevfkon5787]

I was wondering if you could /can throw in an arpeggio in the solo runs?

[@jevfkon5787]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@vladimirjelisavcic3491]

I would like to donate. Do you accept BCH (bitcoin cash) ?

[@snbtoday]

In the Mind of Steely Dan? Might be interesting.. :)