How To Solo Over Chord Changes: Blues | Essential Exercises

[@swayamtailor]

Dude keep these up, there aren't enough resources for intermediate/advanced guitarists online, most of them are beginner oriented. If you plan on diving to a deeper depth, do make a whole course, it'd be lovely to pay for a course that actually works for once 🤘🏼

[@cx777o]

seconded! would love to see more intermediate and advanced stuff!

[@AndoniDiazPuerta]

Check out his improvisation course. A all-in-one for every guitarist, great licks and concepts.

[@swayamtailor]

@Alijah Pierce yeah right instaportal bots, took you 20 minutes after reading a comment that's still only 16 minutes old

[@samuelbrooks7769]

Jack Gardiner - The gift that keeps on giving.

[@himadrishekharsarker2422]

man the pentatonic mode method just changed my life ! This is something that can be from any modes as it seems

[@GeoMoniiMedia]

So great to hear someone using the bridge pickup

[@andrewkratz226]

Thanks Jack

[@tzbckn6776]

Thanks bud excellent 👍

[@genjilyakrai1985]

wow nice thank you.love you.from.nepal😍😍

[@DomTremendous]

Who has disliked this? Crazy! Brilliant video.

[@skeletor2000]

Amazing! Feel like I’m understanding how to play blues properly for the first time here!

[@1000eyes55]

Great Lesson Jack! I have been checking out your feel and note choices it is on point very interesting selection of intervals. You are one of my favorite players right now because of your versatility and style. The way play inside the pocket soloing with a rhythm covering the neck in Linear movements is awesome..Big Ups

[@robertomacheda592]

very nice sound Jack

[@j.r.goldman3279]

Very helpful Thank you

[@simonanthonymusic6992]

Great lesson. I kind of do the same thing in a different way. I use Dom7 arpeggios as per chord and target one of the 1st, 3rd, 5th or 7th to imply the change. I think the 3rds and 7ths are the strongest. Never really use the 2nds which is clearly the difference from mixolydian to maj-pentatonic.

[@MindsetMastery75]

These Friday lessons are the best on all of KZbin. Love this!

[@BenScott777]

Great lesson, Jack! The solo at the start was so good too. Some of the phrasing reminded me of Josh Smith in parts, very tasty indeed.🙂👌

[@bradleybeebee]

Hi Jack!!! I feel like a little kid on Christmas everytime I get to practice your lessons

[@OmarGabra]

Thanks Jack. Just bought your Masterclass "Bridging Chordal/Single Lines" from JTC.

[@AndoniDiazPuerta]

People who come to give his/her opinion about hair should had a very high level in guitar in order to change priority. Love your hair, bro . Your playing, as always is from another planet, where no balds at all 😂🙏

[@themelodiologist9729]

Amazing channel!!! Amazing melodies!!! Amazing person and a guitar!!!

[@emmanueltetteh-ahomah6318]

This is a great lesson ...intro got me melting!!

[@JohnMcGFrance]

Thanks Jack. Some great stuff there. I’ve always targeted the third but never the flat seventh so I’ll be adding that and stealing a few of those licks you’ve just played.

[@WinetastersChoice]

You play fantastic!! How about a lesson on how to create a mysterious sound in music, like a James Bond, or a murder mystery, or something that evokes that kind of emotion in people

[@xamie4]

The phrasing is really on point👌

[@80Days]

Thanks Jack. I really enjoyed your recent soloing over chord changes video, but this has helped me stretch my thinking. I feel like it’s expanding my musical knowledge. It’s hard to think of this stuff as I’m playing, but I guess that’s what practice is for..!!

[@ronaldbrasseur9327]

Kick ass jamin and kick ass guitar

[@letsdjent1416]

Video on developing amazing phrasing

[@j.r.goldman3279]

Good Job Nice

[@willashsteph]

Good lesson! Thanks

[@VipulChagotra]

very useful stuff....thanks man🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jamesrobinson529]

This is a very helpful tutorial! I'd like to see you do a video on using chromaticism on a jazz blues. Stay safe!!!

[@Jibosau]

Is the preset for this tone in the nolly plugin? Sounds amazing brother!!!!

[@Jeanknul]

thanks brother

[@TechMetalRules]

7:53 To quote Uncle Jesse, "Have mercy!" I'm gonna put that one in my pocket, if you don't mind.

[@bestboy897]

fuck man, so groovy, plus u added your own outside notes touch to it.

[@Dukebox69]

Awesome and inspiring as always Jack. These lessons always encourage me to pick up my guitar

[@chriscoghill6386]

what were you playin at 1:02 to 1:08? 'thank you

[@Breathemusic4202]

Jack, how do you like that Strnadberg? I play a Suhr modern, ibanez, prs, charvel.

[@rongcup]

Damn that was some good insight full stuff bro! I been trying to figure out the blues since 2002 but still feel like there is so much more to learn. And this approach of going with the 3rds is not a bad idea to try atleast for me 😂 Great one bro! Greetings from Goa, india ! Stay safe !!

[@nathanielbartholomew5091]

I dont get something and have been watching so many videos, but cant find an explanation. When you are looking for the note (as in the note to land on for the chord change) say the 3rd of the chord you're changing to... do you visualise the 3rd or 5th or 7th from the root of the chord you are changing to and then go to the note that is nearest to the note you played right before the change, OR, do you visualise from the note you were playing (like you just think, oh the chord im changing to is a major third up so if im on the 5th currently if i go a major 3rd up ill be on the 5th of the chord im changing to (assuming both chords have a major 5th) ). I want to understand this so i practice correctly

[@igorperic5232]

From whom did you get inspiration for those licks in first 8 seconds? I rewinded it like 1000 times.. never heard sth like that!

[@onlyguitar6521]

Quick suggestion. Your videos are amazing, some of the best, I thank you for that!. Your audio is not the greatest though. When you switch from playing the guitar to speaking there is a big loss in volume, so it’s sometimes difficult to understand what you say. If I turn the volume up then the guitar hits and it’s super loud. I’ve been trying to understand every single word you say as you throw so many music pearls there and it’s sometimes difficult to do so. Thanks again!

[@rodolfoamaralguitar]

Great lesson and awesome solo in the beginning! Jack, do you tend to think on chord tones on downbeat concept on playing the changes?

[@ElyJaffeMusic]

yummy playing :)

[@michael1]

Anyone watching this in 2024, don't worry this guy got good enough to afford the rest of the guitar!

[@bernhardhuber4799]

Great content, amazing playing! btw: a tiny drop of oil on the tremolo arm could get you rid of the squealing... ;-)

[@tiptop5505]

bro that's crazy you forcing me selling my gear and buy the plugin you sound awesome and play beautiful

[@BasedRaven96]

How to play walking bass with the 1-6-2-5? :)

[@agustit0o]

Fantastic

[@andreasgabrieal147]

Where can I get this backing track?

[@caryverhalen]

🔝‼️

[@wjdfhr57]

미쳤노..

[@patereekoelectrik842]

Do you hear the Beatles sound more , because your from Liverpool ?😉

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[@winstonsmith8240]

You just have to show off, don't you?! 😉

[@AntoineDuez]

Always as informative, advice you should cut this hair!

[@JackGardiner]

😂 May I ask why?

[@AntoineDuez]

Jack Gardiner because I'm sure it would be better for you! Or maybe just use the hair straightener less because they seem quite flat! It's a simple advice don't take it wrong 😅

[@xmrtcs]

Who cares about the image when all the focus is in the sound?