Slow blues rhythm ideas - Several variations on what chords to use- blues rhythm guitar lesson EP398

[@rogereisenback8498]

You make things so simple I can always count on a good listen every Friday

[@stephenmcconnell7868]

Thanks..... this is what I was asking for in your last video. Beautiful..... This is why I have a paid subscription to your site. You NEVER disappoint.

[@GuitarJoLa]

Some great chord library here, Brian! Love those "big band" style chord changes, so cool. There's a lot to learn but so worth it! ❤️

[@marcosbecerracarratala]

De lo mejor que he visto y oído hasta ahora. Felicitaciones.

[@derekbrown6832]

Hi, from the UK. Great lesson Brian, learning a lot here. It's so easy to get caught up, just learning song, after song, that it's easy to forget this grass roots blues playing. Really helps with my improvising too.

[@mikeshannon3020]

Wow, Brian! If you made an album of your compositions I would listen all day! I always hope for more verses in your demos. Thanks again!

[@desertfox3860]

Nice. I've got to believe that eventually I'll understand this. Thanks.

[@stevecharles8202]

Very nice! Little dip into major scale lick was also very tasteful - thanks Brian 👍

[@annemariekaczorowski1863]

Nice vibe for a Friday evening

[@hooknreeltv2990]

Love the lessons you give weekly. I’ve become a much better guitarist. Thank you

[@annie4971]

I’m just working on my chord bank so this is perfect thanks Brian 💃🎶💃🎶

[@27265]

Really good lesson Brian.

[@miketang7533]

Soulful and Sweet 👍🙏

[@robertrichter7702]

Awesome 👏 loving it

[@bradprather6749]

You play well, thanks for sharing.

[@drewdietz2115]

I'm a trying brian, I'm a trying......Keep em coming. Thank you.

[@ayushgvrg]

another great video

[@johnsdog5839]

It is A9/C# (bass). (There's a handy chord app, guitarre which allows you to chose the bass for each type of chord to identify a tricky one) I've been going crazy understanding that chord since taking it from a poorly taught lesson on Stormy Monday ages ago, it doesn't quite fit into the standard taught arpeggios and inversions, which made it hard to trace; even though these are blues staples. It was a missing link in my understanding enough theory. These lessons are a gem to move from copying to improvising for both backing rhythms for solos and stand t alone pieces. I'm gutted I signed up for the wrong teacher this year, but I'll sub Active Melody next I'm sure.

[@HarryBarry97]

Wow! Just Perfect

[@cathalwhelehan]

Love this lesson, so many cool chords to play around with. Getting very late here so will definitely sit down to watch this again tomorrow with my guitar strapped on to noodle along and get some of these chords under my fingers. The reason that hammer-on sounds great is quite easy by the way - it’s just you lifting the chord from the minor to major 3rd. Right, bedtime.

[@cathalwhelehan]

just returned to this and went back to check out the two previous lessons you mentioned. This is just really revelationary stuff for me - pure gold! Thanks a million for these insights!

[@RassMcL]

20:20 playthrough

[@alessandro9740]

thanks for the great video!

[@johncraven1168]

Man just wanted to say thanks for inspirational and great cool informative lessons you got me back to digging further than I ever tried to been playing for years cowboy chords basics and few fills hold my own thing but you got me wanting to go to that next level that I really deep wanted to be at ..... Brother would greatly appreciate if you know the bass maybe throw some basic blues bass and just bass in general I'm sure those of us out here that would like to add to the resume definitely your one to teach and reach us.... thanks Bryan !!!!!

[@lionelbayer522]

Hi Brian, what's going to your 400th lesson, I am sure it will be great. It's a great milestone.

[@karendurant4981]

So yeah I have encouragement

[@mikeford9176]

Perfect man!

[@homeguitarplayer9482]

Nice stuff, thank you.

[@karendurant4981]

So humor is good right, this is one of my favorite lessons, it's the little tweak on the e-string sounded a little bit like a fart oh, I'm sorry but we were laughing they love your lessons too

[@ericmutschler3412]

Cool lesson! Thank you! Sometimes I'm confused with time signature. I think it's worth to mention it briefly at the beginning.

[@luismambrini18]

Amazing

[@Guruvey]

HotDamnAmighty! Thanx Brian!

[@mr.s5333]

Brilliant lesson Brian. Lots to learn and use here. Has the Vega been retired? It would have been perfect for this.

[@kenzeo]

Would help if you started off with a count. It's tricky to feel where one is.

[@bigrudi4959]

Midnight music....

[@ewal8556]

Hello, what amp are you running through? And what type of settings for that lovely tone you have

[@Rhettbakermusic]

Hi Brian do you have a course ?

[@tony1919laviano]

What sought of amp do you use with the Tele ?

[@activemelody]

Usually just a blues JR (fender). In this I’m using a keeper profiler

[@traceydevlin7066]

😎👍

[@karendurant4981]

And you're laughing all the way to the bank my dear friend

[@Daytripper51]

Brian.....Do you ever run out of ideas??

[@rivershigh]

you need new strings

[@activemelody]

those strings are less than 2 days old. but ok?

[@rivershigh]

@@activemelody I really should have said, you need those strings to break in. Unless you intentionally kept that sound with a heavy pick. Just a bit heavy on the ears.

[@unseenseer]

Great stuff. Thanks.