Rockabilly Guitar Workshop: Chromatics Like Setzer, Gallup, Jim Heath Etc

[@AdrianWhyte]

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[@ianpullman203]

Great insight into chromatics, some seemingly complicated theory made relatable and understandable to be implemented. Fantastic, quickly becoming my favorite channel for these lessons.

[@AdrianWhyte]

That’s a glowing review and exactly what I endeavour to achieve when I deliver content. It’s so hard to get it right but you give me confidence with your feedback - thank you!

[@Paul_Warren_Wolfe]

Absolutely love learning the "how and why it works" stuff; I'm a big fan of taking rock, hair metal & grunge stuff I learned in my youth and turning it rockabilly. These kinds of lessons help me flesh out those songs to sound... better.

[@AdrianWhyte]

Hey Paul, thanks for taking the time to comment! Glad it helped, I’ll keep up this kind of content! Cheers

[@muis22221]

Great exercise video, thanks

[@AdrianWhyte]

My pleasure :) is there any other concept you’d like to see me cover?

[@slicksnewonenow]

That G lick is a lot like the "boogie" that Jimmy Dickens band played a lot... The song "Salty Boogie" comes immediately to mind. Jimmy always had Twin Leads, one would play the root and the other would double on the octave... Incredibly kool sounding!

[@deanmccreadieguitarist]

Very cool stuff Adrian 😁😁😁

[@AdrianWhyte]

Thanks Dean!!

[@steveparkins6854]

great stuff love the chromatic licks Steve in Perth WA

[@markbaird2657]

Great lesson! Thanks! Time to practice!

[@AdrianWhyte]

Cheers Mark, have fun!!

[@CC-qb9sm]

Brilliant lesson! Thanks! Would love to see you break down another one of Jim Heath’s masterpieces sometime! 🤠

[@AdrianWhyte]

Hey mate! Yeah probably due not too far away, will definitely knock over some more RHH this year!

[@CC-qb9sm]

@@AdrianWhyte - Nice! That is great news! Thanks!

[@willw3900]

Love the lessons

[@Doomer610]

Yes!!! Keep the rockabilly and psychobilly coming👍

[@jimmyfeudale9578]

As always great lesson! The Nocturn Brain pedals are the best!! I own a Supro Black Magic use it in the studio and for gigs. Love it!

[@AdrianWhyte]

Cheers Jimmy, I love those black magics, I might get one myself when I can!

[@manoelteixeira4936]

Magistral, excelent. maneco - Brasil.

[@jibicusmaximus4827]

yes, it's all about the flat 3rd to major 3rd, i use a slightly sharper flat 3rd too but that is blues..

[@AdrianWhyte]

Haha I totally get you! I think the way i play it comes from a jazz background

[@АндрейНевоград]

Спасибо за уроки ! Удачи Вам и Вашему каналу !!!!

[@tsmo.music.]

Nice!!!!!😍👍👍

[@AdrianWhyte]

Thanks man!!

[@tsmo.music.]

@@AdrianWhyte you're welcome!!😆👍

[@hubermanroi]

Hey mate I really like your videos. But please, turn off the autofocus on your camera, just set the focus once at the start of the video and then leave in manual, coz the autofocus is chasing you and tends to go in and out of focus which is not easy on the eye.

[@AdrianWhyte]

Hey Roi, yeah I agree - it’s very annoying! I’ve been meaning to muck around with that. Circumstances have made time painfully short for shooting but I’m sure if I take a few minutes do work that out it won’t be a lengthy exercise! Thanks for commenting