HOW TO JAM 【G A-7 A-7 G】

Many ask me about @zackgibs / G A-7 A-7 G jam
so here we go!
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You asking "do you really understand cord changes" ? My answer is "no i dont". Thas the main problem right? So.. "where do we have to start" video lessons will be usefull.. :D thanks for the video.. nice clue.. "you have to understand chords"

[@edwardcabras]

This is what i was gonna say too. I usually get stuck soloing with one scale and trying to hit root notes or triads as the chords change but thats a pretty basic approach. I agree a video about understanding chord changes and what to do with them would be nice.

[@tikibendelify]

sumartana wayan Intervals, triads, major scale, relationship with chords compared to the major scale! (What chords are in what key) Not trying to butt in but I think this is what he’s talking about when he’s saying to understand chords! Every time you learn something new there’s probably like 5 new branches of things you can learn off that. Music is pretty cool 🌞

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

If someone ask about scales, need to know the chord changes, color of chords, intervals... must have! That's why I teach "EAR TRAING" and teach "intervals" at my Guitar Wisdom site. No PDFs, NO tabs.. why so many people are enjoy studying at my Guitar Wisdom? Because each one can improve!! New Tomo Fujita USA WebSite tomojustfunky.com

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[@crespo1965]

Tomo--Your approach to teaching has enabled me to truly understand the interrelationship between chord progressions and triad inversions to not only play more melodic leads but also to rearrange chord progressions. But the real value from your videos is that I've created a teaching/practice framework using your 3 level approach. When I sit down to play, the goal may be to play 2 chord progression (C to Am) but playing the chords horizontally and vertically using triad inversions to capture different voicings. I've been doing this daily (30 minutes) for about 2 weeks and I've noticed my rhythm playing becoming more fluid (I know where on the fretboard to go to). Second, I'm actually learning each note on the fret board and deliberately picking notes that are in the scale as opposed to following a scale (minor/major pentatonic). The result is more melodic and creative lead playing. I joined your guitar wisdom about 3 weeks ago and it is a huge value. I'm 54 y/o, and I can't stress enough to younger people how valuable these videos are for learning how to play guitar. Thanks Rick

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Thanks so much! So nice to hear that. I have much more lessons related this idea, soloing approach from chords at my Guitar Wisdom site. New Tomo Fujita USA WebSite tomojustfunky.com

[@Midzbeats]

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Hi Tomo.Hope you and your cats are doing well.I took your advice and checked out all of your lessons on Triads for beginners and since I have played by ear most of my life,I have just begun to learn the notes on the fretboard and I have been playing Triads but didn't know it.Major, third and fifth.Thank you for sending me back to those lessons.You always know how to get problems back on track.Many Thanks!!

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My cats are so cute!! All you need to understand with intervals (Colors of music theory!) Just in case... these are the super simple triad lessons! kzbin.infosearch?query=Triad

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[@Johnny1.0]

You are the Master at breaking down the details so that anyone at any level can understand and leave better off than b4. Seriously! Usually advanced players have a harder time because they have been so far removed from those basic begginer and intermediate. Im sure its been said a million times b4 but I just had to put it out there for 1m +1 time. Lol 🤘Rock On Sir!

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[@freto_cognito9001]

Warning: Wall-O-Text Just to add onto something Tomo said, I just want to say that I agree. This fairly universal chord progression, I - ii7 - ii7 - I, does sound a little bit like a mini blues progression using the typical I, IV, and V chords. In particular, perhaps it most closely resembles a I - IV - V - I chord progression. I think the reason this is is because there are so many shared scale degrees. So in a ii7 chord you've got four scale degrees (notes): 2, 4, 6, 8. In this case it would be A, C, E, G. So you've got the whole IV chord already in there with C, E, G. The fact that the first instance you hear the ii7 chord is after the I chord I think frames or paints the chord in a subdominant tonality to our ears. More so even because it's also in the context of the rhythmic phrase, in which it feels like it's almost like a response to the first part, consequential. But then the rhythmic phrase gets to the second half, and we are back to a downbeat, but on the third part of this four beat rhythmic phrase. So this is the turnaround. In this case, the ii7 chord is not in response to the I chord, it stands entirely on its own. And our ears perceive it differently as a result. Now we perceive a more dominant tonality because rhythmically and harmonically we want to go back home, to the I chord and the first beat again. And here I think it's the A note that stands out more so to the ear because it is so close to the the root, G, but not quite there yet. Granted, in this view of things you also have to recognize that relative pitch is just as important as scale degree. That is to say, if I were to make a chord, low to high notes like in the first instance, of C, E, G, A, this is not a ii7 chord in this context, even though it shares all the same notes. This would be a IV6 chord, a subdominant chord, C Major chord, with a A (6) added onto it. And our ears would perceive it as such. The way I look at this is it's as if our ears envelope or contextualize higher pitches into the lower ones. Simply put, the lower ones are more important. And hell, I guess the same applies rhythmically speaking. The only reason C, E, G, A would be a IV chord is because a G Major chord came first in time: rhythmically. You can play the same two chords but start with one or the other and you've got two different chord progressions. Play C, E, G and then go to G, B, D and you've got a I - V chord progression. If you play G, B, D and then go to C, E, G, you've got a I - IV chord progression. It's really that simple. But anyways, I digress. So in the 3rd measure the ii7 chord is painted more in a dominant light. It's the third measure so you've got the second heaviest downbeat of the rhythmic phrase, and here you're in response land. Kind of turnaround-ish by default. And therefore, when our ears hear that beautiful A note, the 2nd scale degree, we perceive it differently than the first time around, in the 2nd measure. Now that chord doesn't come next to the I chord, it stands opposite to it. And now our ears really want to go home. They don't like the awkwardness. Or maybe they also love it... It's that "wanting to go home" feeling that paints it in a dominant light, and therefore evokes towards the V chord (D, F,#, A) via the A note. This is what Tomo means by understanding chord changes. It's analyzing them in a similar light to the above. Everything in music is contextual. You need to understand that there's a harmonic context and a rhythmic context, and they work hand in hand, tandem, at all times. Anyways, in truth, these things are hard to articulate. You really have to more hear them, feel them, and then play them. This is the best way to understand chord progressions. You need to be thinking in scale degrees first. So in numbers: I chord, IV chord, vi chord. That six chord, here an E minor, is minor because it's in lower case Roman Numerals, in case anyone is completely lost here... But then you also need to understand the individual notes that make up these chords and how they relate to the root note, the tonic. You can then, eventually, start looking at playing notes completely different than what's in the chord being played. Hint, there's a reason solos are played up the neck at the high notes. All of this, of course, is also within the context of rhythmic patterns, which inform what any given note or chord is actually doing at any given time. It's a whole world unto itself that really has no bottom... But ultimately it's the FEELING of a chord that is what you're tying to understand. It's the feeling you get that makes a V chord the dominant chord. It's literally what we're referring to by even calling it a dominant chord: that feeling of wanting to go back home to the tonic.

[@mrp3889]

If only I had met you 20 years ago as my instructor…. thank you for sharing your VAST knowledge. Every clip I have seen is just clear and so enlightning. Please keep up doing this.

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[@martinpouyat3394]

You make it look so simple... every lesson a masterpiece. Tks!!!

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Thank you so much!

[@superpig4589]

First lick very gravity esque

[@Nathan_Lay]

SuperPig I was thinking the same thing 👌🏻

[@wattydoora375]

instantly what i thought of

[@stephenhanlin2388]

Your run at 9:00 was fantastic Tomo

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[@jan_Travis]

2:45 you have to earn the right to jam with Tomo. If I ever got to jam with Tomo, needless to say, I'd feel pretty honored!

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[@avinavsharma7207]

Hey Tomo, I really enjoyed this lesson. Some future 'how to solo on' suggestions: Toshiki Kadomatsu's Airport Lady and Dizzy Gillespie's Unicorn

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Tomo you are just a lovely teacher passionate about your trade, your teaching is fun it’s like playing 💪🏿💪🏿🙏🏽

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[@eliaspap8708]

Love it! Its perfect for me and my level, i have been playing part time for 41 years since i was 10 years old and you never stop learning! Looking forward to more

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[@peterumbriana1272]

I totally agree, i love guitar been playing for over 40 years, an honor to watch and learn from Tomo, he has rewound me back to basics

[@JitenShende]

Its really kewl that some of the most touching epic moments of the blues greats are when simple notes n licks played at right time...n with emotion !

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Thank you!

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I'm the one who said I had a hard time understanding you!!!But your teachings are great so I hit subscribe....JAMES NICHOLSON,ONTARIO,CANADA

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[@nathanrehrig6638]

I just discovered you and am loving the lessons. But I get lost in watching your greatness instead of wanting to pick up the guitar and practice myself.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! Don't worry! We all ups and downs. We all are not perfect at all. Just relax to see your heart settle down. You can learn something super simple stuff then you will have more "wanting guitar!" feeling again. I teach much more detail video lessons (more theory lessons are coming!) at my Guitar Wisdom site. New Tomo Fujita USA WebSite tomojustfunky.com

[@libelldrian173]

How my god, I asked for an instruction video on the video with Zack and now I found this randomly long after! Thank you! ❤

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! A lot of people asked about this chord changes and ideas...I teach much more detail video lessons (more theory lessons are coming!) at my Guitar Wisdom site. Please visit new Tomo Fujita USA WebSite for signing up mailing list ( more information, giveaways etc ) tomojustfunky.com

[@thebigasscrabtamatoa9837]

I swear if ever be able to play like this man, im never letting my guitar out of my hand.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@SwingCritic141]

Tomo, I work at a Japanese hardware company and one our head engineers name is Tomomasa! Makes me think of you and your wonderful lessons every time I interact with him. Thank you for all that you do to bring beautiful music to the world 🙏👏🏼

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! My full name is Tomohisa... You're welcome!! I teach much more detail video lessons (more theory lessons!) at my Guitar Wisdom site. Please check my FREE guitar advice! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@Yusufu82]

Tomo, you are an excellent teacher. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Cheers

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@janders3205]

Super fun!! Nice playing man!

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Thanks a lot!

[@peterburi2727]

Thanks Tomo that brightened my day.

[@medk.5930]

You are teaching the butter 🧈 keep making blues videos advanced levels and i really appreciate tou keeping it simple and clean teaching us that, and love u bye

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[@Arpeggioseverday]

Thank you for your guidance my friend. Many blessings to you and to all around you.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@daveabrams5422]

Great teaching n Wisdom Keep them coming. Much Thanks.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

I will

[@PaulDeighton]

Love the channel and thanks for the great lessons. I’ve included a link to this video in the launch of the Guitarly app. on Android. Guitarly is a free, jamming app which gives a backing track and shows the chord, chord tones and scale notes as they change over an interactive fretboard. The track can be paused/skipped and the tempo, drum pattern and instruments can be changed to inspire your soloing. We would love to feature your work but if you want this link removed (or would like to include links to other lessons) please let me know. All the best and thanks for the great lessons. Paul

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much! No link please! I love more simple method.

[@PaulDeighton]

@@TomoFujitaMusic Haha, no problem. Link removed.

[@GENKEYtoYOUKEY]

トモさん、Bostonに住んでいたんですね。一昨日知りました。だから日本のam2時配信だったんですね。ノーランズのバーニーノーランが大好きでイギリスに行って線香をあげるのが夢の一つです。もう一つにBostonに行くことも加えました。ありがとう😊👍

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

ありがとうございます。ボストンです！いつも時間が適当ですいません！ イギリスもいいところですよ。大好きです。

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Your a beast on guitar man!! I’m always learning new things from your videos!

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Thanks, Tomo! You are awesome.

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Thank you too!

[@daveabrams5422]

Great Teaching Tomo,

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@joeyroble7864]

Tomo you made a big fan out of me, I really love blues, and your channel is really opening a wide scope in my guitar playing, thank you

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[@lennyteller730]

I found you today and enjoy your vibe and talent in playing and giving it over to the "wanna do it too" peeps. I'm looking forward to following the lessons. Thanks. Lenny

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You're a god is all i've got to say

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[@TheKannenbergGroup]

Question: You were demonstrating some alternative chords that you were playing over the top of the simple 2 chord progression. Could you do a video discussing those alternative chord overlays and how you arrived at them?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Did I explain anything here in this video? For G and A-7... great chord changes!

[@christineweatherford5852]

Tomo, I am a huge fan! Where can we find more of this lesson on More Wisdom? You mentioned we can find an in depth lesson on More Wisdom but I am searching the courses and I cannot find it? Thank you!!!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Some of old videos... we are trying replacing them now. I will make a new one soon! Actually I want to jam this with Zack Gibs very soon then you will see more details. Thank you!

[@christineweatherford5852]

@@TomoFujitaMusic that would be amazing. I am joining today and following your videos on More Wisdom!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Only two chords! You can do something very simple vocal like melody phrase. Same time you can use triads Am & G too. Please check "Foundation Triads" section.

[@christineweatherford5852]

@@TomoFujitaMusic thank you I am practicing your course right now 😄

[@PeterKertesz2013]

Beautiful tunes in this lesson Tomo also glad to hear the references of Etta James, her music is super inspirational. Thank you for sharing!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks for listening

[@cayogator]

You and Lemmo are 2 GREAT players !

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So nice to hear that! Thanks so much! I teach much more detail video lessons and super easy theory lessons at my Guitar Wisdom! Please check my new interview by Zack Gibs & my free advice!! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@benjamincook3416]

Please please please make a backing track for this. It’s BEAUTIFUL!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@stevenelson6895]

More like pls tomo, loved the simplicity and the groove 👍👍👍

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@SergeiSmalkov]

The only thing I understood from this video, is that you should follow the chord changes and use a basic motive, use it with varied changes and additions.

[@jambajoby32]

Sergei Smalkov exactly music is simple

[@dwainmcbain5263]

Tomo, I love your lessons; and what a fun groove, thank you!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

My pleasure!

[@meheranand7852]

Can you make a lesson about connecting licks or generating new licks and accompanying for piano

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@donniemiggs5856]

Excellent video. More please! 🎸

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@ちゅーりっぷ-y4o]

見るたびに見とれてしまいます。 音が大好きです。 後ろに写っているギグバッグはどこのバッグでしょうか？ すごくカッコいいです。

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

ありがとうございます。Reunion Blues です

[@Peter-iq6rc]

Thank you, Tomo!

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[@gabrielnaranjo2651]

I really liked the jam session with zack and this video too

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I always get excited for new videos, this is another really good one. Thanks !

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[@ApriFoat]

Sounds so good

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@charlieisamonster]

Wow that’s some really tasty lead jams! Great dynamics, timing, feel and tasteful. I’m definitely going to check out more of your content. Thank you for posting this Sir. Big thumbs up.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@Ebencrowe]

Very nice, chordal inspiration!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you like it!

[@Ebencrowe]

Very much, thank you for sharing. I’m always enjoying your energy.

[@averyamadeusjacobson2650]

Tomo the question they should be asking at 6:14 is what defines music? The chord, what makes the chord, 1 3, 5 sometimes 7, 9, 13, so on. So if you are not adding some of the notes from the chord in your solo playing you are going to sound undefined. So the question is what are the strong notes of the chord and how little of those notes can I get away playing with without sounding undefined? A guitar player cannot just simply ignore the underline defined chord being played.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! That's simply Etta James R&B groove!! I think theory part after MUSIC. Music really brings me there. So just listen carefully, play them, taste, enjoy them so you feel music! Besides that you can prepare technique, triad approach each. Think Simple, play slow!! Please check my new interview by Zack Gibs & my free advice!! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@gastonruiz10]

Fascinating lesson, knowledge and playing, Tomo. I love your approach to music and guitar playing and am also very grateful for these videos. Keep it up!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

My pleasure!

[@ragingchimera8021]

I love the two chord jams, I find it quicker and easier to hear melodies and practice those simple compelling melody ideas that seem to have the most impact.... on me anyway.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@generbalmes9226]

Very informative lesson!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So nice to hear that! You're welcome! Thanks so much! I teach much more detail video lessons and super easy theory lessons at my Guitar Wisdom! Just added new lessons!! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@antoineconsigny5388]

Hello Tomo. Great video, as usual. This progression reminds me the song "I'd rather go blind". The solo in Koko Taylor's version is one of my favourite. Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So nice to hear that! You're welcome! Thanks so much! I teach much more detail video lessons and super easy theory lessons! at my Guitar Wisdom! Just added new lessons!! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@antoineconsigny5388]

@@TomoFujitaMusic Yeah, I know ! I'm already subscriber 😉

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Great job! Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom!!

[@RoaryTime]

Massive thanks for all your lessons!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@bar_jeremaia]

Thank you for being you

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@edwardcabras]

Thanks for another great video! I've been watching every day now for the knowledge and inspiration you offer.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@Scott-ok6nc]

Awesome video Tomo. Luckily I know these two chords pretty good and could jump right in. Thanks for the fun time FIRST time ever "jamming".

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@raftermocha6192]

こんなリラックスした素敵なソロひければ最高ですね。このテレは、Japan Fender ですか？

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

ありがとうございます！それはとっても嬉しいです。 Fender Japan TL52-VSP です。 Guitar Wisdom のオンラインレッスンは、 全て英語ですが、超お勧めです！ tomovhxtv.vhx.tv 毎週新しいヴィデオがアップ。 ８０カ国から生徒さんが参加しています.

[@1114gabby]

I think you should do some "live videos" where you maybe play something and take questions live. That would be really interesting.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!!

[@thalge2298]

Thank you teacher

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

You're welcome! Thanks so much! I teach much more detail video lessons and super easy theory lessons at my Guitar Wisdom! Just added new lessons!! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@stevewilson7915]

You are the man Tomo. I will join you so you can teach me some "Guitar Wisdom". I've never been able to"put it all together" inspite of knowing many chords and triads all over the neck. I want to be able to just play fluidly and know where to go next. I'm kinda lost. Cheers, looking forward to your lessons. Steve, Ontario Canada

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much!! I teach much more details at my Guitar Wisdom with better camera, pics, editing etc. That's no problem! I teach all that at Guitar Wisdom. You just need to know how to organize "foundation" first and learn how to "apply" next without any memorization! Triads are so valuable!!

[@johnnybx3254]

You make it 🎶 sing! I’m starting to understand why chords 👍👏🎸🎼Thanks

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Awesome!!

[@joesampson7335]

Great lesson!! Going to join !!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@joesampson7335]

TomoFujitaMusic, I’m really excited to learn from you !!

[@joesampson7335]

TomoFujitaMusic, you can get me out of my single position rut !!

[@jrmatute2056]

Great tips for jamming..

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@ZitherBeast]

AWESOME Tomo, absolutely awesome man. Thank you.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@kakwirakeronrmontour861]

Just joined. You're playing is sweet! In the good way..

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Welcome aboard!

[@TheTrueEnjoyME]

Hey tomo. I enjoyed the video. Very helpful. I'm currently learning jazz chords and substitutions substitutions. It would be great if you could break down your way of coming up with voicing, when and how you use substitutions while vamping and the way you can use substitutions while soloing to add spice. Cheers!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So nice to hear that! You're welcome! Thanks so much! I teach much more detail video lessons and super easy theory lessons! at my Guitar Wisdom! Just added "pitch-recognition ability" and the new "Harmonic Minor video” tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@flipdoo2259]

I thanks you so much fantastic player o wish u all the best

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@CarlosAugustoFilho]

Very Nice exercice Tomo! I cant improvise with one or two chorus. I know scales but the melodies and notes Sound bad. Do more examples like that plz…

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much! Yes! I will do.

[@AffiBlues]

Thanks a lot Tomo. I certainly get inspirered - not least improved by listeniing and practicing the great stuff you share. You are a real musician 🎸

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@tamatam3601]

Thank you so much for inspiring me to pick up my guitar and play again.Your lessons give me hope that i can still learn great guitar playing,despite my age.Much respect. 🙏

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

So nice to hear that! You're welcome! Thanks so much! I teach much more detail video lessons and super easy theory lessons at my Guitar Wisdom! Just added new lessons!! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@alexanderdaniels2100]

Great lesson. Thank you sir. And nice shirt! Lemmo!!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks!

[@GuitarisGreat1]

great lesson tomo

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@alexanderramirez8534]

Hey tomo you awesome!! I like r video to learn.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks! 😃

[@garyeckstein4917]

very nice - i hear BB but also the Allman Brothers

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@Ruphio12]

who are some other guitarists that play in this style ? would love to listen to more

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Who?

[@Ruphio12]

@@TomoFujitaMusic Hi tomo! do you have any recommendations of guitarists to listen to if I wanted to get better at the style you and Zack are playing in these videos?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Listen Donny Hathaway "LIVE" You can listen my music! Thank you!

[@Jamesofbrass]

Tomo did you buy that 56 strat at norms yesterday

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

I just want my wife happy!!

[@Jamesofbrass]

TomoFujitaMusic I hear that

[@bensonfung3155]

Really like this strumming pattern

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you!

[@koolade76]

Love this as its ideas to play I’d rather go blind or Tennessee Whiskey thank you Tomo

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! I teach much more detail lessons (Easy Theory Lessons too!) at my Guitar Wisdom site. New Tomo Fujita USA WebSite tomojustfunky.com

[@playingpedals3730]

This is great content - I'll definitely be back to watch more!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! I teach much more detail lessons (Easy Theory Lessons too!) at my Guitar Wisdom site. New Tomo Fujita USA WebSite tomojustfunky.com

[@DaddySantaClaus]

Hey Tomo, can you do an insight on sweet thing by Prince? That is a great song that I think a lot of people would like as well, I would love to know how would you approach it,Prince was so good, and maybe purple rain too 😊 Thanks mate oyasuminasai

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

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[@MAdhvaryu]

Thank you for this video, amazing improv. Can you give some tips for ear training? How to recognize intervals like you did in the video

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! I teach more detail videos include Ear Training, my soloing approach at my Guitar Wisdom site. New Tomo Fujita USA WebSite tomojustfunky.com

[@jamiecroft3132]

Whats the first thing to practice when learning your scales. Something to practice to make improvising easier

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Major scale degrees on one string with one finger! and learn music theory & Ear Training. Learn more chords, chord progressions.

[@DustyMcFarland]

How do you know how to use passing tones and how do you so easily integrate using corresponding root 3rd or 5th notes on time with the rhythm chord changes during your lead soloing? I assume it's just memorizing the G major and A minor triads?

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

From listening a lot of jazz. Listen more! Thank you!

[@ModernVintageJourneyman]

Great tutorial.

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! I teach much more detail video lessons and super easy theory lessons at my Guitar Wisdom! Just added new lessons!! tomojustfunky.com/tomo-fujita-guitar-practice-advice/

[@daveabrams5422]

I have A Question , so you are Playing the One Chord n the Two Chord, so if I Play in Key center G it will sound Good? Dave Abrams

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Learn chords. First groove them... G A-7 A-7 G...

[@ArielBenichou]

Can you explain how to solo over changes? The basics? Thanks!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks so much! I explained all important topics include "how to play over the chord changes" at my Guitar Wisdom site. New Tomo Fujita USA WebSite tomojustfunky.com

[@cinnabonjazz4434]

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[@nayaleezy]

super fun ty

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks!

[@karsdeelen2448]

Hey man! Why are you not playing the G-string on the sixth fret when playing the A7 chord?

[@jonahsummersell345]

It's A minor 7, not dominant. Symbols can be confusing, the title uses A-7 where '-7' means minor 7.