How to Build EVERY Chord on Guitar | How Chords Are Named | Chord Formula Guitar

[@Samjamguitar]

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[@inspexinc]

Ok, been watching your vids. They're good. To cover the multiple ways of learning, it would be *super helpful* if you could add the sounds of what you're stating and showing (instead of a "blip" sound), so there may be an audible connection to the words and pictures. Thanks for your hard work!

[@furrycircuitry2378]

Hey dude I found alot of theory videos a bit difficult to understand but your video was perfect balance of information and how to play it and when!

[@American_In_Latvia]

Sam. The link to your merch doesn't work for me...

[@lnhislmage]

This is like the Loretta stone of guitar chords ! it’s possible to play chords simply by knowing the fingering but it’s so much more fun to know how to make the chords by knowing where to find the notes that you need to make the chords . I f I am understanding this correctly , we are Starting with the notes in the Ionian mode but we can go on to use the other modes . In a. Perfect world we could find another chord shape for each mode meaning you can make the same chord but with a different fingering shape no matter where you are at on the fretboard . Does that sound about right.

[@lordflatworm]

I’m an elderly Roman statesman who’s been playing the electric xylophone for 900 years. This is the most comprehensive list of chord types that I’ve ever seen anywhere.

[@Samjamguitar]

😆😆thanks!

[@davids736]

😂😂😂

[@ashishtoppo8958]

😂😂

[@slowswimmer9169]

I'm an English teacher who's been teaching for 3 days. What is "comprehensive" actually mean?

[@norman-gregory]

@lordflatworm...Gold.😂😂😂 Oh yes, the secret to longevity... Humor.😂

[@TheLochs]

I'm a music teacher who has been teaching theory for over 25 years. This is a very comprehensive lesson on chord theory. well done!

[@Samjamguitar]

Cheers!

[@oklkllk]

How much would you charge to teach music theory per hour on zoom?

[@raysist5020]

If you a Music teacher, SO WHY WOULD YOU HAVE TO WATCH THIS VIDEO THAN HEAH???????????????

[@user-eg4nj5mw1d]

@@raysist5020probably looking to find extra material to provide for his students as a supplement to the lessons he gives

[@GarbleJeen]

@@raysist5020 pure curiosity most likely

[@daveallsopp4394]

I stopped myself from commenting on this all week, until I watched over and over. This Sam, is by far the greatest lesson on chord building that I’ve ever watched. Thanks mate for your hard work and easy to follow lesson, and the other videos on your site 👍🏻🇬🇧🎸

[@Samjamguitar]

Thank you very much Dave!! Comments like this make it all worth it🙂

[@TheAtticradio]

Definetely only watched a few seconds and this is gonna be watched by me a lot !!

[@dingdang3845]

I have to reply after watching this once. I’m not stupid lol, unless you ask an ex… 😂😂😂 but I’m gonna have to watch this over and over as well. Not that it’s confusing or a bad video, just to process lol

[@Nineveh-bh4rs]

Yep, one of the if not THE best guitar chord tutorial for begginers on youtube.

[@paulthomasmiller1842]

I agree 100%.

[@mitchroger3671]

Homie you just made me realize how easy this stuff is the most intimidating part is learning the fret board to incorporate this knowledge

[@Samjamguitar]

It doesn't have to be difficult! Hope you get on well with the rest of the videos on my channel!

[@gemaf]

I had a music teacher who drilled theory into my head. Years later I am so happy he did. For those of you who did not get formal training I highly recommend this video. It is streamlined for perfect understanding. If you need to, break it down into sections. Thank you to the professor behind this lesson.

[@AndrewSacoman]

This channel is criminally underrated. One of the most straightforward approaches I’ve ever seen. All your channel content is so clear, well laid out, and easy to follow other creators should be jealous. Keep it up I’m learning loads.

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad you think so!

[@RyRobCon]

I’m six minutes into this and it is already one of the finest, most worthwhile lessons I’ve had. Cheers.

[@Samjamguitar]

Very much appreciated!

[@Junior-es7mu]

Fe so many teacher complicate this , I fully understood how all this works now

[@aa.mirezZ]

I can NOT believe I NEVER thought to apply this strategy to the major scale. If you base it off of the major scale positions on both strings (E and A) you can create the chords across the neck on all strings and experiment with different chord voicing’s/inversions. Thank you so much! This was eye opening

[@Samjamguitar]

no probs!

[@ThatkidthatpwnsXP]

Been trying to get music theory under my belt as a guitar player these last few weeks but this is just the most clear and well layed out video on chord building I've seen. Many thanks

[@Samjamguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@bryancotter9602]

Clear, concise, articulate, simplified, logical and visual. This is the best laid out explanation I have ever seen. Thank you Sam.

[@Samjamguitar]

You're very welcome 👌

[@johnjohnson3709]

Every guitar player should learn theory. I learned it and it has helped me. As you said, you don’t have to memorize any of this. I never did but I know the whole neck of my guitar.

[@davegarski1548]

As a guitar teacher, I teach this stuff everyday. This is a fantastic video - outlining the basics of chord structures. Very useful video. Thanks!

[@craigewinger7663]

Wow ! This lesson has tons and tons of information packed into one short video. I'll watch it several more times to digest it all. I appreciate all of the illustrations which do a great job in breaking this all down. Great video. Craig Ewinger

[@Samjamguitar]

Cheer Craig! This lesson is a big one! And also very important! It's definitely a video that needs several rewatches👍

[@Snarkapotamus]

This is SO much easier for keyboard players! I've played keys and guitar for 50-years now and what you've described is actually pretty trivial once it's shown in context. It's when you have to contort your hands into unnatural positions on the guitar that this becomes REALLY difficult! For a keyboardist, it's a piece of cake...

[@Scrub_Lord-en7cq]

50!?

[@Snarkapotamus]

@@Scrub_Lord-en7cq - Actually, it's about to be 51...started in 1972!

[@SteveMeiers]

Funny thing, as a guitar player, I have the same contortion issues about playing keyboard. Especially regarding the visual aspect and transposing. It's so so much easier on guitar, IMHO. As long as I'm playing in C or G (and maybe A) piano is great fun. I've come this far, so what's with those horn players and that whole Bb thing? Talk about a guitarist nightmare? Until you tune down two frets, problem solved. Can't do that (easily) on a wooden piano tho. Rant over. What a cool channel and batch of videos on chord theory!

[@Snarkapotamus]

@@SteveMeiers - Keyboard layouts are consistent from end to end. The B string screws up that consistency on guitar...

[@SteveMeiers]

@@Snarkapotamus - Some players are tuning in all 4ths now to solve that. That's also what I love about mandolin tho. You got me on that one.

[@virtualnuke-bl5ym]

Wow. 5 years ago when I joined my high school's jazz band as a guitarist, I had never even seen a single chord symbol in my life. Triangles... circles... sharp this, add that, omit this... i was completely lost. I had to make Flashcards for every single chord on every song we played for 6 months until I could actually keep up with the band. I didn't understand the theory behind it at the time. I just learned one shape at one spot for each chord, which did make jumping around the fretboard really hard! But man. Those 6 months of brutal practice for hours and hours every day could've been condensed into maybe a month or less if I had this video. Awesome job!

[@StarDarkAshes]

This is seriously the easiest most fastest straight forward lesson on this that exists on KZbin that I found so far and although I am not new to MusicTheory or chord construction, I stumbled upon this video and just randomly clicked on it and was more interested to see if this could help my sister who is just starting out with MusicTheory and I am definitely going to share this with her because for an absolute beginner this is so clear. Great video!

[@aquadrive3324]

Best ever explanation i have experienced in years. Perfection.

[@ryanpierce5460]

I came across this video because I wanted to start playing again after taking a long period off of not playing guitar. This is a great refresher and a time saver as I refresh my memory on what I learned years ago. Thanks for the help and greatly appreciated.

[@carlos-olaechea]

You should be applauded for the quality and effectiveness of this video. You covered everything from most basic to the more complex without it ever getting confusing and still managing to keep it as concise as possible. It's really a simple concept but it's easy to get lost without a visual guide, and the changing graphics were perfectly timed to make it clear for everyone.

[@Samjamguitar]

Wow, thank you!

[@coldmv]

Thank you so much. I have been searching something like this for HOURS. This is EXACTLY what I have been looking for. I now understand everything.

[@Samjamguitar]

You're very welcome!

[@vin4216]

I love this one! Straightforward and no bs talk.

[@cwize]

This is so well-articulated, and I wish my guitar teacher oh so many years ago had taught me this. Brilliant, concise, valuable. Thank you.

[@Samjamguitar]

Wow, thanks!

[@premshah7685]

Being a self-taught guitarist, I always thought that the naming of chords was so confusing until I learnt some basic major, minor, augmented and diminished triads and watched this video today ! You made it so easy man ! ❤ Thanks !❤️🔥✨💪

[@Samjamguitar]

Much appreciated 👌 👌

[@brewcology]

This is the chord builder tutorial any budding guitarists will ever need. Clear, simple and so easy to follow. Cheers🍻

[@Samjamguitar]

Cheers!

[@dandavis1023]

Sam is the best theory and guitar instructor of all time. I would recommend subscribing and start from the beginning to learn and advance your skills in learning how to play a guitar…period! Thanks Sam

[@Samjamguitar]

Much appreciated 👌

[@joshc6551]

This is insanely helpful, in 17 minutes (actually more like 30 cause i took way to many notes) this helped me understand everything i was missing about chord naming and finding the intervals and notes within those chords. Video deserves more than the one like i can give

[@Samjamguitar]

Many thanks Josh! it's much appreciated!

[@MementoTurtle]

Here are some key points and takeaways from the chord theory video for notes or revisiting, im doing this for myself and to potentially help viewers: Chord formulas show the intervals that make up a chord relative to the root note (e.g. major triad = 1 3 5) Triads are 3 note chords built from major/minor thirds and fifths (major, minor, augmented, diminished) Seventh chords add a seventh interval to triads (major 7, minor 7, dominant 7) Suspended chords replace the third with a second or fourth (sus2, sus4) Ninth, eleventh, and thirteenth chords add those extensions to seventh chords Chord names tell you the formula (e.g. Gmaj7 = G major triad + maj 7 interval) Extensions come from continuing the major scale (9=2nd, 11=4th, 13=6th) Omit non-essential notes like 5ths and 9ths when building big chords Altered chords have b5, #5, b9, #9 intervals to create dissonance Key Takeaways: Learn chord formulas and intervals to build any chord Decode chord names to understand their structure Stack 3rds, 7ths, and extensions to form more complex chords Omit non-essential notes when playing big chords on guitar

[@distantsails]

Sometimes you find yourself idly descending the KZbin search results, into the oblivion of videos with triple digit views. And sometimes when you're in there, you find gold. This is it. 🥇

[@Samjamguitar]

Thank you very much🙂🙂 this particular lesson took alot of time/effort so a comment like this means alot...feel free to check out any of my other Lessons👍👍

[@distantsails]

@@Samjamguitar Don't worry, it shows! I really enjoyed your presentation. You've got pretty much (Well, in my opinion ha) the perfect blend of humour to keep it entertaining. Dry dead pan delivery with bizarre stock images is a surefire laugh from me. But moreover your voice is also just calm and pleasant as narration. I'm really green in the music world and I'm still coming to grips with even basic theory, so this did great job demystifying chord construction for me, which previously seemed like 50% black magic. The sound effects, animations, and repeated guided breakdowns of the chord formulas made it all really easy to follow along with. Still, by the end I had trouble keeping all the new information together, so I'm gonna have to do a few repeat viewings as you recommended haha. For sure going to watch more of your videos!

[@Samjamguitar]

Best summary of my channel's general teaching approach I've heard so far 👌👌 Glad that it's all coming across in the way I intended 🙂 if you have any suggestions for further lessons then feel free to leave them in the comments...I have a list I'm working through but always on the look out for new ideas... Oh and ring that NOTICATION BELL 🔔 if you haven't already 👍

[@aretejamodi]

Definitely golden!

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks Kirk 🙂🙂🙂 feel free to share this with anyone who might like this👍

[@makendo17]

Give this guy the award, for best guy. This is so straight forward and perfect

[@danedoering]

I found this video very helpful, especially when naming unusual chord voicings on guitar. There was a song a friend wrote that used a open G grip up two frets (from low E to high e strings the frets would be 5-4-0-0-0-5). I now know this would be referred to as an A11 chord as it contains scale degrees 1 3 b7 9 and 11.

[@andrejgregoric1324]

This is excellent! I needed 40 years just to find this out. Thx so much...

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ka0h_]

This is by far the best lesson I’ve ever watched about this subject. It helps a lot, it’s just so good and well explained. I’m recommending this to my friends!

[@Samjamguitar]

Wow, thank you! Be sure to check out my other Lessons also...plenty more where that came from👍

[@xjsonx]

I’ve watched this video 3 times. As someone new to the guitar, each time i’ve finished watching this, im left thinking ‘i understood all this, so why do i feel like i’ve retained none of it’!! It’s really put doubt in my mind that i’m ever going to get to a competent level with any of this. HOWEVER, what i’ve come to realise is, the main focus HAS to be on memorising the fretboard! I could draw you it out no probs, it’s actually one of the most simplest parts of learning the guitar, but rapidly finding notes is going to take some time. Once comfortable with the fretboard, then you only need to understand and retain chord formulas!!

[@BOMBPHONICS]

This is the most helpful video on chords I’ve seen yet and I’ve been playing for years and years, thank you!

[@Samjamguitar]

You're welcome!

[@donaldbutcher1260]

Simple, straightforward and easy to understand. Brilliant!

[@RayMancha]

This here is top notch "Golden Video"... Thank you for taking the time to explain the formulas for chords. The way you've layed it out to understand is inspiring, and simply superb.

[@arumoydutta1349]

The video editing and the sound effects and graphics and the way it is told, very unique and very attractive.

[@ReinLie]

This is literally incredible, I'm someone who needs to understand before I can do, and this channel so far has been a goldmine for this. Thanks for all your work 👊

[@Samjamguitar]

Great to hear!

[@bengun1]

So much education going on here. I slowed it down so I could follow it better. Excellent stuff! Thanks....

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michaeleromon7896]

Appreciate your concise visuals and straightforward approach. Great work Samjamguitar!

[@Samjamguitar]

My pleasure!

[@ProfessorFlowers]

I'm coming to guitar from piano. It has always been really hard for me to understand what's happening on guitar without understanding how to build chords on it. This video really helped things click. Thank you!!!

[@Samjamguitar]

No worries, glad to help!

[@maxkelter3561]

Knowing the notes & intervals between them is key. Thanks. Now then one can practice the fingerings of chords in the song.

[@Samjamguitar]

definitely! Thanks for watching!

[@waynemiller6070]

I have played music my whole life. I took a couple years of music theory in college and took guitar lessons from a Berkeley graduate who stressed music theory and also the realbook. I can tell you, that this is all very well explained here.

[@seanc.5310]

The best explanations of chord types I've ever seen. Well done sir!

[@Samjamguitar]

Thank you! Feel free to share it around👌

[@mrbadiuzzaman]

This one simple and straightforward explanation has demystified the basis behind chord names as well as help to find the varying possible chords behind any root note within a melody. Subscribed with thanks from Malaysia.

[@Samjamguitar]

You're very welcome!

[@alda2086]

Oh wow 👏 appreciate all the time and effort you must have put into making this video 😯 really good content. Thank you SamJamGuitar 😊

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks Alda20 👍

[@mattiesmith5995]

I think this is Brilliant,, but I'll have to watch it a 100 times😊 Matt.

[@Samjamguitar]

Please do! The youtube algorithm overlords love that kind of thing👌

[@johnl.6930]

Once again a thoroughly intense and beautifully laid out lesson! So much packed in such a short amount time. Unpacking now up to me slowly and accurately mastering each step along the way. Thank you!!! PS great graphics on fretboard and symbolic pics!✌️❤️

[@Samjamguitar]

You're so welcome!

[@jaysteele7146]

Next up inversions and drop chords. What a fabulous tutorial. Should be where any musician starts. Great job sir!

[@jmartinez2367]

I just discovered this channel. Fantastic content and amazing job of consolidating music theory concepts into easily understood concise videos. Subscribed!

[@Samjamguitar]

many thanks J Martinez!

[@mukeshmhatre6014]

M speechless.. such an easy way to learn chords. U r the best.

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks and welcome!

[@TheJalba66]

Brilliant chord theory lesson Sam. Clear and concise as usual.

[@Samjamguitar]

Cheers Jimmy! Glad you enjoyed it👌

[@crunk6232]

Watching this and affirming the knowledge I’ve been acquiring gradually from multiple sources was really confidence boosting. This is a very full and comprehensive guide and being able to connect/recognise all of it mostly intuitively feels like I’ve reached a solid benchmark in my understanding of chord theory. Thanks!

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jimt2221]

Thanks for this lesson. I guess it was the right timing for me. I knew this chord theory should all make sense finally. Thank you for taking it home for me. Yes, I thought the same. Why have a book with 1000 chords. Huh ???

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Flyright07]

This should be at the top of every guitar lesson search on KZbin. OMG, I'm just now contemplating the number of hours that this video could have saved guitarists. Very well done video!

[@Samjamguitar]

Wow, thanks!

[@angellovesjazz]

W H A T T H E H E C K this is most digestible explanation and presentation of theory on the guitar (western music in general) I've ever seen in my life! All in less than 20 mins. You are the real MVP 🏆

[@Samjamguitar]

Much appreciated 👌

[@fioletow3920]

How come I've never known that? It's really that easy. Stunning!

[@andydug]

This is up there with the best channels. Understanding how it all works made easy. Thanks

[@Samjamguitar]

Thank you for the kind words Andy it's great to see you coming back for every Lesson 👍👍

[@mihuionut3721]

Best video I have seen till now, about this topic. Thank you!

[@Samjamguitar]

Wow, thanks!

[@soledude59]

Can you make a video on how to put these chords in scales

[@richardg5938]

Best and clearest instruction on chords that I've ever come across. Thanks Sam

[@Samjamguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@jackiedixon5076]

Around the time you first released this video. I had no idea of the concept. Today I ran across this video again. Man, I had learned enough about notes and scales that now this all makes since. Thank you so much. That is what I am into now, learning these beautiful building blocks.

[@Samjamguitar]

Fantastic!

[@photoguy4212]

This is exactly what I've been looking for. One of the greatest guitar lessons I've seen. Thank you for taking the time to compile this and release it. It's having an impact.

[@Samjamguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@stevevaughn6000]

Great video on chord building. I also have a reference: "Piano and Keyboard Chords" that I found at Half Price Books. Love your graphics and straightforward presentation.

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks Steve! Let me know what topics you would like to see me cover in the future 👍 and feel free to hit the NOTICATION BELL 🔔 if you haven't already 🙂

[@quidergo]

Hands down, this is the best video in KZbin on Guitar Chords Formula-Construction. Thank you so much for this!

[@Samjamguitar]

Wow, thanks!

[@froc36]

Brilliant!

[@Samjamguitar]

Thank you very much ☺️

[@bradders5974]

absolutely top class lesson. Clear, well-paced and to the point. Thank you for demystifying. I will watch many (many!) times.

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks! It's much appreciated!

[@bwilliams1234]

Love all your tutorials. They're short, simple and to the point. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge, as it's much appreciated! ✌🏼🎶🎸

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks for taking the time to comment...its much appreciated!

[@thedorito5434]

I'm so glad I found this channel

[@sumeer5197]

Love u sir. U motivate me to push even on the days where we don’t feel like it. My dad has cancer and financially we are unstable but because of u I get the motivation and the drive to also pursue my career as a musician ( flamenco guitarist) and complete my engineering nicely.

[@Samjamguitar]

Thank you! I'm glad my videos are helping you! Keep going and don't give up👍

[@anibest27-k3n]

The most comprehensive lesson on chord formation.. Thanks so much man🙌🏽

[@Samjamguitar]

No probs! Thanks for watching!

This is probably the easiest and fastest way to lean all chords with no tears. This teaching method is stunning by its simplicity and visuals. Congratulations to the creators! Greetings from 🇵🇦

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks! It's just me! ...would be nice to have a team of editors etc it would certainly make things easier!

[@lawrencemcpherson6858]

Good Stuff . . . !! So glad I can go back and watch it over again, and again. .. !! Thanks for Sharing.

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad to hear it! thanks!

[@stevenwpierce]

2-4-6 = 9 - 11 -13 was very eye opening. This is one of the better chord theory videos. Great job.

[@Samjamguitar]

Cool, thanks!

[@etangrun1406]

Probably the clearest, most concise explanation of chord theory I have seen (including in school).

[@Samjamguitar]

Much appreciated!

[@H.p1324]

It’ll definitely have to watch this multiple times to fully retain it all, but this is the lesson I’ve been searching for. Thanks man💯

[@Samjamguitar]

No probs! Hope it helps!

[@gabrielveloz2148]

god bless you dude i have been wanting to learn how to play more advanced chord shapes and this video was a huge help. thank you !

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad it helped!

[@EyalShahar]

Thanks!

[@Samjamguitar]

Cheers for the super thanks Eyal! it's really appreciated👌

[@manzmoez9099]

Beautifully explained. Thank you very much.

[@Samjamguitar]

You are welcome!

[@geeeeeminii]

Man, this is the most forward lesson I've ever seen. Thank you so much!

[@Samjamguitar]

You're very welcome!

[@ineedanewguitar]

I'm dropping you a like and subscription because this is one of the most concise and simple explanations of Chord theory on KZbin, and just wanted to drop a kudos!

[@frederickdunn1021]

Thanks

[@Samjamguitar]

No probs 👌

[@LeftAloneTrusk]

Wow. ALOT of info here. Thanks.

[@Samjamguitar]

No probs 👌

[@_dmytro_275]

Such an easy explanation! Thank you, I never understood these things without you guys!!! ❤️

[@Samjamguitar]

Happy to help!

[@matviyberezovskiy2372]

Absolutely flawless video!

[@Samjamguitar]

Thank you so much!

[@EuRathalos]

Wew. I'm grateful to encounter this video it helps alot since I always look at chord books. Now I just need to engrave this to my brain.

[@krunchyapples]

Very comprehensive and easy to understand. Thank you

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@luispeinado889]

Excelente vídeo. Muchisimas gracias por compartir tu trabajo.

[@Forest25197]

This is the best video I’ve come across explaining this topic combined with ur interval lesson there’s so much to be gained by guitarists here . Keep it up!

[@Samjamguitar]

Great to hear!

[@coromknight3171]

I've been looking for this video for years. This is a treasure trove of knowledge. Thanks for giving us a holy grail of info!

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CapriciousI.N.F.A.N.T]

Amazing truly amazing . The more complex I get into music theory the simpler it gets . You really can't over-think this stuff but it definitely is math/science. This answered so many questions ! Too all musicians reading this ,no matter where you are on your journey have fun and never stop learning!!! Peace and Love🎉

[@Samjamguitar]

Really appreciate it thanks!

[@timgallimore9103]

Concise and complete for all intents and purposes! Gave me hope for the first time I’ve actually understanding this! Thank you!!

[@autocracy1]

Cant underestimate the importance of this channel. Great job man. Definitely my favorite theory channel

[@ukulelehans1959]

Bedankt

[@Samjamguitar]

Thankyou!

[@American_In_Latvia]

I can't begin to over exaggerate how much this lesson brings together guitar mechanics for me. The more you put into this, the more it gives.

[@JahNgomba-ir2zi]

I’ve watched many videos on music theory for guitar and this is BY FAR the best one thx a lot man 🙏

[@Samjamguitar]

Thanks!!!

[@KashouWannabe]

This video, combined with the CAGED and arpeggio videos, are incredible. I've played since my teens on and off but never really got to any place substantial. At the start of October I've decided to try again, coming back from a 10 year hiatus. Internet access is a lot easier now so I'm able to look things up far more easily. I'm starting CAGED but finding it a bit overwhelming. These videos really cut out the bullshit and get to the point, I love that. I'll be able to take some notes and start with the E and D shapes and appropriate scales as you've stated elsewhere. Thanks again for your top notch teaching method.

[@Samjamguitar]

Much appreciated 👌

[@jamiem7114]

Fantastic lesson. Thanks a million!!🤘

[@Samjamguitar]

Glad you liked it!

[@maurovvi]

Watched almost every video, and stil CANNOT BELIEVE that I found you. WONDERFUL WORK. Thanks.

[@Samjamguitar]

Brilliant thanks!