The "Endless Loop" Chord Progression For Breathtaking Improv (w/ Soloing Tips) - Guitar Lesson

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Man you have to record an CD with your improvisations, all that I heard in your videos sounds amazing

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[@ShufflingWhale]

similar chords : Bm F#m starts the song so yeah

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That is the chord progression for Hotel California

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Stephen Patton and probably a million other songs haha

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[@kylehorner8567]

"Slave to the Traffic Light" AGDE progression is my favorite looping progression. It's just purely gorgeous

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[@batitoloco4507]

Thanks for the guitar lesson, i'm having so much fun playing around with this 😂😂

[@Spocchio]

Hi! thanks for the video! I'd just add the following: The main key used in the solo is Bminor (BC#DEF#GA), but the chord F# is _not_ in the Bminor key (it contains the A#). The four chords used at the beginning (Bm;G;Em;F#) are part of the so called Minor Harmonic Scale (BC#DEF#GA#) (where, with respect to the standard Bminor, the seventh note is "sharped"). The effect of switching from the two scales is actually very good to hear!

[@Ryanbaggarly]

SO WHAT IS THE MINOR HARMONIC SCALE IN TABS? PLEASE

[@Ryanbaggarly]

oh i guess that wld be a 5 instead of a 4 on the G?

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[@tomcordle7467]

Excellent playing and very useful information; I'll definitely be working with those changes

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Great guitar lesson. You were able to break it down really well.

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Wow these simple chords sound great!

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[@georgeday2256]

Great chord progression, the 3 2 3 on the b string is the main lick in You got me by the Roots

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[@Trex8137]

Great lesson, hotel california and to many songs, simple and great ideas. Thanks for posting.

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Iv been playing around with this progression for ages now 😂 love it 👍

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This is genius, yet so simple

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good lesso- its about getting the licks ready (which you clearly know ;) )- unless you are clapton or something but its what i need to do ramdonly with licks that can be altered that makes my rhythm more interesting,

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..very interesting and well presented. ;~) i clicked on this by accident, and am glad i did as it reminds me that one can make great and beautiful music with reasonably simple ideas Cheers [as earlier i was agonising over some ludicrously difficult Shawn Lane guitar lines from a live improvised gig in 1996 at NAMM !?!]

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Please make a video on using voice leading and how to blend major and minor pentatonic scales.

[@UnauthorisedService]

Sweet sounds nice flow thanks

[@thomascust8365]

i made a cool fingerstyle riff in drop D and totally different scale (i think) and it was inspired by this video lol my mind is a mess but thanks a TON for the cool tips and getting me better at the geetar.

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[@dewinmoonl]

fantastic!! iv VI ii III I think if taken in the key of D major? sounds amazing and I never thought of the fingering is so simple hahaha! now I see another "natural" thing for guitar than just the Eminor Gmajor scale. subbed. amazing.

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[@sulasailor]

I keep hearing Hotel California in these chords

[@AK-kj6ec]

I thought the same thing Robert.

[@jakeneugent7304]

its the Bm and F#

[@leedeaton5814]

Dude your just stealing hotel california

[@kless001]

lee deaton you cant steal chords. This chord progression was known long before The Eagles.

[@leedeaton5814]

I did say you were stealing cords,just hotel California.

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[@michaelalfieri5378]

I really enjoyed this and understand the theory. but my right hand gets lost on the improv.. Could you give a timing reference or some info on how you are counting the beats in each bar? the 4 on the third string is the same as open second so when you were messing with the scales which one do you leave out?

[@ItsZeroo98]

Can you do a video explaining pentatonic scales and where they're located (such as A). I'm not a beginner by no means, and I use pentatonic scales a lot without even knowing. My guitar instructors don't even talk about it even though I know they should & I have been writing songs using pentatonic scales for a long time without even knowing I was. I would just really like to know the music theory behind what makes music so beautiful.

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there are 5 position to the pentatonic scale of A. the pentatonic scale uses 5 of 7 notes from the natural scale 1 3 4 5 7 .. (minor) = 1 b3 4 5 b7 google for the shapes of the pentatonic shapes and dont wait for your teacher to tell u.. if u have questions ask if u ask maybe they will tell u and more they just want to drag out your lessons and hold u back if thats the case look for a new instructor and make sure your instructor know exactly what u want out of music and what your goals are in music and the guitar itself. you have to make it clear to you and your instructor and the goals and purpose the what u want to achieve

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[@jaykalra9417]

This is a progression for a simple 4-chord vamp. For those likening this to "Hotel California," see if you can get the more cohesive and extended logic to that progression--that's where the deeper structural beauty is in "HC."