Scott McGill Fusion Guitar Chords-Allan Holdsworth IOU

[@_LOFI_N_LAMBSBREAD]

You should get with Thomas Dawson and Mr stine to put out more Holdsworth content. All you gentlemen are great. Much love and many blessings

[@mtstyre7768]

Thank you very much and that is kind of you. My best and hope to stay in touch!

[@mtstyre7768]

My releases from the 90's probably have the most of this influence but its still there operating in the background!

[@1benedikt]

Thank you for this great lesson ! And all others....

[@mtstyre7768]

Many thanks Benedikt and please stay in touch!!

[@j.simmons2656]

So refreshing to see this. Keep it up, Scott!

[@mtstyre7768]

Thank you J.!!! Let's stay in touch.

[@joergfleer]

Great stuff, Scott! I like your Videos so much! You´re a great theacher. I will work with this fantastic chords... All the best!!!

[@mtstyre7768]

Thank you very much Jörg and it is good to hear from you. I am very glad you are enjoying these and let us both stay in touch!

[@greatmusic382]

very awesome, and greatly appreciated, thank you

[@mtstyre7768]

Glad you found this interesting GM!

[@cocolococlico]

Thank you (IOU) for the lesson

[@mtstyre7768]

Much appreciated Coco and many thanks.

[@davidscott1052]

it's also called the hijaz scale I often use it especially over the first part of the well known tune Caravan

[@mtstyre7768]

Fantastic David and right on!!!!

[@Hagai-Rehavia-fingerstyle]

Amazing treasure! appreciate your contribution to the planet! is this stuff is written anywere?

[@mtstyre7768]

TY so much!!!

[@Ferroll2]

Hey Scott, just wanted to let you know, I did a 1 5 6 10 progression in E Major Ionian and there are some very Holdsworth like sounding chords. Very interesting when taking just one structure and shifting it down or up ( modulating ), which Allan does quite often.

[@mtstyre7768]

Indeed--keep doing it!! The voicings are in many forms of contemporary early 20th Century Classical Music.

[@ronaldo.araujo]

Hey Scott, very helpful as always, but what this has to do with fredrik thortendal?

[@mtstyre7768]

Thank you Ronaldo. The chord vocabulary from the 90's stuff.

[@ronaldo.araujo]

Thanks!

[@ronaldo.araujo]

you mean his "special defects" album?

[@mtstyre7768]

Yes- and Destroy Erase Improve

[@AvocaSingleTrack]

Listen to alot of Meshuggah. They break out of a fury into weird jazz stuff and it's these kind of chords Thordendal plays. Brings alot of contrast to their music. He is also a big fan of Holdsworth.

[@anthonydemitre9392]

HI Scott, are those locking machine heads on that guitar ?What the make of that axe etc.

[@mtstyre7768]

Hi Anthony. They are locking tuning keys--probably Sperzel and it is a Brian Moore i8 guitar--it has 13 pin and a piezo bridge as well.

[@anthonydemitre9392]

as always your ideas sink in fast as opposed other similar vids . the 1st chord choice sounds like the harmony used on David Bowie's last title track video Blackstar , very expressive on many levels ,his last commentary on our society .

[@mtstyre7768]

Thank you very much Anthony and I appreciate your kind words about the video. Great observation on Bowie and he was so brilliant. I am glad I got his chord and he has left us far too early. A true visionary artist. Let's stay in touch!

[@Ferroll2]

So your interval structure is 1 4 5 10 in F harmonic minor?

[@mtstyre7768]

Yes that is it. F Harmonic Minor precisely. Good one Ferroll.

[@Ferroll2]

Great, I'll do a chord progression in that manner. Have you tried like a 1 5 7 10? I always try to express the importance to my fellow guitarist to learn music theory. Thanks for the video.

[@mtstyre7768]

Best Ferroll and yes you can do any changing combinations of intervals. My best!!!

[@dinger7608]

The key.

[@mtstyre7768]

TY Gmail!!

[@rouschno1]

What's the difference between a fish?

[@mtstyre7768]

LOL--My man Jeff!!!!!

[@spontaneousgroovincombusti2902]

Scott, lighting and angle not conducive to being able to see your fingers on the fretboard.

[@mtstyre7768]

Agreed---crummy apartment