The Most Useful Chords I Ever Learned

[@georgemiller9212]

Note all you new to intermediate guitarists out there; This Is The Guy You Are Looking For! I seen a lot on KZbin buy this guy cuts through the nonsense and takes you directly to what you need to know, and without all the complications or other crap. This guy will make you better, quickly!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you! Much appreciated 😎

[@officialWWM]

I agree! I have learned so much from him. I have a learning disability and struggle with understanding a lot of complex theory but I simply find this guy so easy to understand!

[@jcbak]

Simply the best online instruction regarding connecting scales, chords, etc. Well done. Great teaching style.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you! Lots more onbthe channel like this 😀

[@iwilrage]

I have learned more in the last 2 hours watching your videos then I have past few years

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

That's great to hear, thank you!

[@scenario1236]

I’ve been playing awhile and I know these chord shapes through past lessons as a kid.. BUT, qualifying them as Landmarks within a System makes the bell in my head ring. Why have I never made this connection😅 Thank You!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for the great comment!

[@BobAltshuler]

Outstanding job of teaching progression of the major key changes. You don’t hurry and you use great illustration and techniques to make your learning possible without any frustration. Thank you

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great to hear thanks! Lots more lessons here on the channel and our Patreon group www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@s1231-b2g]

Such valuable lessons here. The best instruction and presentation of the information to make click. These are the ‘tricks and techniques’ used by the great guitarists like Clapton and Beck. 😊. Key changes with chord progressions. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@RobertAlleway]

THANKS ; You Sir are the best teacher hands down

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you Robert!!

[@matinee3106]

My first teacher online was Justin Sandercoe then Marty! But nobody has come close to those guys as a teacher other than Brian in active melody… but Lordy Lord this guy blows them ALL out of the water!! Great teacher and always goes back to where it comes from so it makes sense!! My new guru next to Brian!💫✨🌟

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you very much!!!

[@zakdhabalia8280]

Agree totally, I've used all the above and also Chris Sherlund and Tao Twang but I never have had so many light bulb moments and bang for your buck content than with Blue. You can instantly enjoy the fruits of the lesson.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

@@zakdhabalia8280 Thank you Zak!

[@colindayo]

Yep, you’ve gotta keep the content coming, Blue. You’re right up there with the guys mentioned above and I reckon you’re on the cusp of massive numbers on here. Maybe it’s because you’re pitching your content right where us intermediate players live. Maybe it’s your clarity. Maybe it’s a gift…. But just keep going!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

@@colindayo Thank you Colin!!!

[@JKlasen]

Been playing for 60 years and learning so much from you. Sometimes just reveals to me what I have been doing and why that works. Life long! I am primarily acoustic.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great to hear! Thanks Jim!

[@himax000]

For me everything unlocks when you learn all the notes (at least all the white notes on piano) on all the strings. Then when you have shapes you can move the chords anywhere you like as you know the key centers in all the strings

[@davidt9841]

Your students are VERY fortunate to have such an EXCELLENT, EXCEPTIONAL Teacher! Logic, logic, logic! Kudos to you, Sir!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks David, great feedback

[@KomarSerjio]

I’ve always had difficulties with mixing chords and licks. Your lessons helped me so much to understand shapes and correspondent scales. It all makes sense now!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching. More to come.

[@dawin6710]

5:42 Root diagonal, 5:36 1st inv. Chord scales shape 1, 7:46 third inv chord/scale

[@gedofgont]

blowing my mind!!! love playing along with these...very relaxed vibe...so many guitar teachers are complete knobs. You sir are great!!

[@contenidoap]

Man! This channel is great!. Super teaching skills!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

I appreciate that! Thank you! Lots more lessons on the channel 🎸

[@robertcraig3106]

🤯 I am only 4:48 minutes in and already you've connected this idea to concepts I've known for years... Really appreciate you sharing, and kudos on your approach; you make the concepts very easy to understand!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Glad to hear it thanks! Lots more lessons on the channel and our Patreon www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@ShortsFactory101]

This guy deserves more subs! Teaches guitar in a simple, sensible and practical way! And because of that, I can understand and apply his lessons to my guitar playing right away! So many light bulb moments here man! I really admire and appreciate your effort! Thank you very much! God bless!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you very much! Lots more coming to this channel and our Patreon 😎🎸

[@sylrobitaille]

I feel that I've had the benefit of sitting with some really great teachers over many years. This video felt to me very much like an in-person lesson with a great teacher, (only you don't know how often I interrupted you, stopped you while I tried things for myself, or "asked you" to repeat something). In-person learning with a great teacher cannot be replaced, but your videos are really getting quite close to having that value.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

That's wonderful to hear! Thank you for the great comment 😀

[@shawnariss1354]

The way you've opened my eyes n ears to a new way of envisioning the fretboard is a beautiful Thang! Thank you so much mang !!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Shawn!!

[@Krispy1011]

Really great and useful lesson for me and hopefully for all bedroom guitar players like me - thx!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks again 🎸

[@michaeldryden3656]

This dude has launched me into space! He teaches in a manner that is engaging, interesting and easy to follow. Wow!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great to hear thank you!!

[@robertallair7278]

Brilliant. Best approach to teaching this I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Wonderful thank you! Lots more guitar lessons like this on the channel and our Patreon www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@thewolve56]

Love the teaching style...it works.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great thanks David!

[@HosseinLotfian]

You have a really good way of teaching music. I have learnt so many useful things from you. Thank you.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you CryptoKnight!!! Lots more coming here to this channel and on the Patreon.

[@Zappasays]

I agree with others, I know the chords, but never applied them like this. I've been noodling for yrs and decided two yrs ago to learn, you've taught me more in 10 videos than I've ever known for 15 yrs.. thanks bud !!!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Cool thanks James!

[@briancampbell5243]

And for those of us who are older and/or will never have the time to learn and make use of learning every note, this does it for me. WOW! Thank you!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Glad to hear it thanks. Lots more on the channel

[@sylrobitaille]

You'll learn where the notes are, just by using the information in Blue's videos, but just be patient about it. If you've learned the low E and A strings, up to the twelfth fret, you have half the fretboard covered, without even trying (high E string is of course the same as low E, and notes repeat an octave higher after fret 12). And you already know the D, G, and B strings open and twelfth fret notes. You'll find the gaps fill in as you use the information in these videos, and it will just get easier.

[@olefeivre]

Man, I learn so much from your lessons! Thanks so much!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Glad it's helping, thanks olivier!!

[@zazoomatt]

Priceless Video for me. I can thank you a billion times ! FAN

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks 🎸 lots more coming to the channel and our Patreon www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@SoJoh86]

I've been trying to learn the cage system and get better at triads for a while. I know the theory, but I couldn't translate it to the fretboard in realtime. I was waiting for that aha moment people are raving about. Man, you just connected my brain to the fretboard in 3 videos. Thank you!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Cool thanks! More videos coming every Saturday of this year

[@michaelbrooks4307]

I have taken live lessons from an instructor and they taught me a lot and certainly have real advantages. But I absorb stuff slowly. Once I get it I get it but it's slow and I would often ask for numerous explanation repetitions from my instructor. Frustrating for both of us sometimes. This lesson shows why often (for me) online lessons such as this can be so helpful to me. There's a lot of info in this lesson. I got a lot of it but sometimes just hanging on by my fingernails (no pun intended). I will watch this a number of times to let it sink in. Don't get me wrong, you're clear, concise and succinct. But I am slow and there are gaps (many) in my knowledge. But I can repeat and repeat to slowly get it. Thanks so much for these little yet important "landmarks" tricks and procedures that can make it easier for us older amateurs.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Hi Michael, I find also needed loads of repetition when I was learning a lot of this stuff. Don't feel discouraged. There will be further explanation of each of these concepts in my YT videos on my new Patreon page, which launches tomorrow. It will certainly help with what you're saying: www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@DAVID-hn7gr]

Thanks. I can actually undrstand with the diagrams also. I never knew the A chord in those other places. Great teacher.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stephenmahlstedt7276]

I’m a fairly new subscriber, and I must say, in a sea of guitar lesson videos on KZbin, you are quickly becoming my favorite instructor. These lessons are gold for me. I’m finally trying to learn and apply some basic theory after all these years. Cheers!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great to hear thanks! Lots more on our Patreon group too if you haven't already checked that out www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@SY-lm5ke]

Another brilliant lesson Blue, thank you so much, really love how these connect every Saturday opposed to ‘random idea’ lessons found elsewhere which are fun but lead one nowhere in terms of overall development as a player. One idea that would be so helpful if you would be so kind, is to take an entire lesson to demonstrate in more detail those fabulous licks you do every time you enter a pentatonic shape, even when I slow it down 50% so you sound drunk while doing it I can’t quite workout the notes and fingerings you’re doing. Lastly love the tone you’re r getting out of that tribute, I can’t seem to replicate with mine….and the puppy relaxing in the background is a hoot! Thanks again and best wishes.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks S Y, Ringo the dog steals the show again. 😆

[@crownstupid]

I played guitar when I was a teenager (no lessons) and by all accounts I played "pretty good", but I never really understand anything I was doing. I just liked songs and wanted to learn those songs. I tried to "pick it up again" numerous times, but it always turned into some modal math equation of me trying to figure out sharps and flats on a circle of fifths, or me finding out that I no longer have the tenacity to attack a tune I like because replicating it was too hard and too much work. It's now 25 years later, and I've gotten back into it because an old friend picked it up because he "always wanted to learn" but he never did. I can see how teaching music must be a wonderful job (in the perfect circumstances). So weird how that fire gets lit again. Anyway, I just wanted to tell you that I absolutely love the way you teach. Some people might see your little "tricks" as shortcuts or hokey pokey, but for me it's more like a map to a vast pile of musical informational that there was no way for me to process or synthesis. And you're right. The little sayings really do make you remember them! There's something about the way you play that makes me want to learn more but yet I can understand you and what you're doing. Since I hadn't played a pentatonic scale in 20 years, I relearned them from you on your channel. Now I'm calling it "funny b", "the box", etc. I also use "above the equator" and "below the equator" on both the easy shape and funny b shape. The 6,5,4 string area of the 2nd position to 3rd position I call no man's land, or the land of dragons because I always get lost there. I can honestly say that I'm an "advanced beginner" knocking on intermediate, but I'm really good at making people think I play well because I got great chops, lol. It's this chord/scale/triad/mixture stuff that I'm on a hunt for now. I think I discovered your channel because I was searching for triad exercises every day for a week.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Wonderful to hear, thank you very much! More lessons coming in a couple weeks!

[@Ritchie1954]

Top class, the volcabulary will make the sentence.. Thank you for the improvement to my understanding of the universal language...... Music...

[@sajidrehan1676]

Your lesson are so helpful. Thank you so much . God bless you

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching!

[@gastonfoche9694]

The best clarifying explanation on how to connect chords and scales in a truly useful way!! Congrats on your channel and thanks for great content!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Awesome, thank you!

[@guitarist22lespaul90]

Hi Blue, 6:34 that 60s 70s 80s Chord that Keith Richard Chord and Bad Company chord Kiss Chord and Free Chord it in the song Alright Now,it in lot Rock Songs, Great Lesson and Thank you Blue, you are Awesome Teacher and Thumbs 🆙 Great video.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! Indeed, I often call that move "The Keith." I'd like to do another video exploring that more.

[@guitarist22lespaul90]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver Thank you for reply Blue , That would be a excellent video Lesson to do on Keith chord Video,Merry 🎄 Christmas to you and your Family to. I love your Teaching style and you are Excellent Guitarist and you are a Awesome Teacher to, Thank you,James

[@AttilioGiordani-p6i]

Love you lessons. I just started watching you from last week and I really like how you teach and explain things. They make sense to me.Thanks

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Awesome thank you! Lots more lessons coming here this year, and many more on our Patreon group if you haven't already tried that www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@timemerson2691]

Really great lesson. You are a fantastic teacher. I have struggled with the caged system for quite a while and this boils it down to just 3 very useable shapes that even I can memorize. Thank you. Oh and I love your westie. We used to have a pair of them and they didn’t get along because they both wanted to be stuck to your side. Loyalty and unconditional love. What could be better. Happy new year. 🎉

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Tim! My dog's name is Ringo and he is indeed a good boy.

[@Stillwaters-t6b]

I think this is the most mind blowing guitar lesson I have ever had.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! Lots more lessons like this one on my channel and Patreon www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@micksammucarroll944]

Blue you filled in the gaps I've struggled to find for years and years thanks mate.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great to hear thanks! Lots more coming 🎸😎

[@Stellifant]

Thanks

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you for the extra support!

[@malcolmmcatee3752]

This is the lesson I have needed...connects the dots

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Awesome, glad it helped

[@SoJoh86]

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for your support @SohJoh86

[@stringman509]

Just can't stop watching your channel brilliant thanks Colin uk 🇬🇧 👍

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Colin! 👍

[@jimbrown3511]

Right now my favorite teacher of guitar on KZbin. Good teaching style.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Cool thanks Jim!!!

[@jeffro.]

Yes. This is great! I know all these chord inversions, and so I know the landmarks. But putting them together with the Pentatonic shapes is what i didn't have. And, in learning the Pentatonic shapes, i could never remember all of them, because i just couldn't relate them to anything! When or why would i use them?! Then, you come along and show us how they relate to these chord shapes/inversions! Ding! THAT is the information I've been needing! Thank you, Blue! Wow. Just a few lessons have REALLY opened up so many possibilities in my playing. Now i can do so many things I've wanted to do, for so long! I just can't believe how so much has opened up for me after just a few short lessons. Mm, mm, mmh. One happy dude here! 👍 👌 🤪

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great news! Glad to hear it worked for you, thanks for commenting!

[@rtroiani]

Thanks!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks very much Rick!

[@LEIFanevret]

Wow! Awesome stuff! Much appreciated!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! Lots more coming

[@LEIFanevret]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver thanks again! Left guitar man here! Finger playing no pick! Ive learned to solo a bit while finger playing got a Prs se 24 Tobacco sunburst,glad of it! Beeing a lefty! Hard getting good guitars for a nice price so again! Much appreciated stuff! And Beeing a lefty i take your tutorials mirrorwise! A special breed! Us lefties! 😂 Kind regards.

[@personatraballante]

Thank you for all the great tips!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching! 🌴🍺

[@michaelmerrullo2043]

Once again, great content. I'm familiar with this stuff but I really like the way you break things down. And I did get some take aways.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Good to hear, thanks Michael!

[@johnnyx9892]

I'm also old enough to remember VHS tapes. Before that there wasn't much beyond chord and song books. I wish I would have had someone to "pull back the curtain" way back then. It flattens our the learning curve by years.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Johnny, and those VHS lesson tapes were expensive too.

[@bogoto2112]

Thank you so munch for that amazing lesson and all the others you made ...! From Mont-Tremblant Québec... Yes in the snow right now ...!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Ah well, it's rain here in Vancouver :)

[@TKelly-js3os]

Super useful lesson, thanks for sharing.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@rumbamike1]

Your a amazing teacher! Thank you

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you very much!!

[@jwilkinson341]

Enjoying the lesson

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks John! 🎸

[@tombain5665]

Great and important lesson. One of the very best, a teacher guitar buddy

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@FirstLast-nn2bj]

Another excellent lesson!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching!

[@rtroiani]

Where the F has this lesson been my whole life! I knew some of these concepts, but never explained so well and so concisely! THANK YOU!!!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great to hear!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

This video references the "Incredible Chord Scale Connector" video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2fQe32An82akJI Thanks for watching everyone! I really appreciate your support! 🎸😎

[@MotoTavira]

Won me over - new subscriber gained! Landmarks are such a great help.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Welcome aboard!

[@joetoe9207]

Amazing. You are becoming a star instructor.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you! 😎👍

[@toddhudson4965]

Fantastic vid. I know you make this look easy, but at least you repeated the steps enough so I can learn a chunk at a time. Bonus footage of the Westie makes it even more enjoyable. I've had three Westies. One was born a grumpy old man but the other two were the best pooches I've ever known.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Glad it helped! Yeah Westies are the best 🐕

[@phile.1381]

Wow, I wish you had been my guitar teacher when I was first learning! Very cool and easy to follow, but powerful lesson!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you! Lots more on the channel and our Patreon 👍🎸

[@guylaurent8138]

Excellent lesson, i always learn something new with your video thank you, you're really the best...

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching! 😃

[@guylaurent8138]

There are so many guitar lessons on KZbin but you're the only one I watch....

[@leftchicago]

I always knew this stuff was in there somewhere! Thanks for clarifying it!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! Glad it helped

[@Morant61]

I just found your site recently and I am very impressed with your lessons. They are super helpful and well taught. I am actually working on learning my triads across the fretboard and your lessons on this topic have been very useful. Keep up the great work.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Cool thanks Timothy!

[@steveg.3022]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching Steve!

[@dkilroy905]

This is the easiest to understand ever. I have been playing since 1961 and this is very very good.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Great thanks Doug! Lots more coming here and our Patreon www.patreon.com/guitarlessonsvancouver

[@Morant61]

I had been making major strides in learning my CAGED shapes and Triads. Your lesson really has helped me make some amazing connections. My current approach to connecting the appropriate major pentatonic shape to a chord is to look at which string the root is on. If the root is on the 6th string, I can solo with the 5th and 1st position major pentatonic shapes. If the root is one the 5th string, I can solo with the 2nd and 3rd position major pentatonic shapes. And, if the root is on the 4th string, I can solo with the 4th position major pentatonic shape. This was a major ah ha moment for me. I can connect any scale to a chord simply by knowing where the root is found on the strings. Thanks for your lessons. They are amazing.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Awesome thank you!! Glad it's helping 😀

[@davidzaharik5408]

Great lesson... excellent info

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks David!

[@emorydelacruz5169]

Thank you!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Emory!

[@kazeaze9572]

OMG THIS IS REALLY HELPFUL!!!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you very much! More lessons coming Saturday!

[@mariofabrizi5050]

This is cool stuff, but you need to know your root note locations. I reckon a session on octaves would go well with these lessons. I learnt all this via CAGED system and found knowing octaves was really useful when wanting to move to the next chord / scale

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Good point, you're right certainly helps. Thanks for watching

[@bigo8524]

Thanks great lesson

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! New video every Saturday

[@r0bophonic]

I’ve never seen this presented this way but it is so useful. Subscribed! Now I want to practice finding all the nearby diatonic chords in a key, and on the top 3 strings as well. Any plans for videos exploring those topics?

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Welcome aboard! Those chord shapes will be explored over time, though maybe not all in one video. More in context of common chord progressions which I think is more useful. But I'll make a note for this.

[@r0bophonic]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver Looking forward to it, thanks!

[@johnmacmillan627]

Pure gold! Thanks Blue

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks John! 🪙

[@attomwanga9438]

This is wonderful!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Cool thanks for watching

[@markcummings1319]

Another great clip!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@dtee06]

Wow that is awesome thank you so much

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks dtee06

[@raydanielz9408]

Great lesson here. Unlocked the horizon for me. 🙏. Thank you for sharing

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Ray! New lesson every Saturday :)

[@raydanielz9408]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver thank you again. Have subscribed and hope not to miss anything

[@77cleland]

Great lesson!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! 😃

[@melody2go]

Very useful guitar lesson. Greetings from Germany. Melody2go

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Many thanks!

[@gu9008]

Your channel is extremely good keep it up looking forward to you're lessons so easy to understand and implement thankyou

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Awesome, thank you Kai!

[@fu2201]

Why is D the 1 position minor penta? When the second penta is used at the G major position?

[@iwilrage]

Wouldn't the D inversion be played on the weird B scale as explained in the other video? Since we started on the A string?

[@StefanGBucher]

Excellent stuff! Thank you! And you didn't say the scary letters CAGED, Will you do a minor version, too? Please? (Lastly, your dog is the cutest.)

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! Minor will be covered eventually.

[@bws1billsimpson362]

This is awesome. Makes so much sense. Is there a similar system with minor chords?

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks! There is a similar lesson for minor chords, it's called, change how you play rhythm guitar here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoGtnmB-l7uWqqc

[@punchrunliftoutdoortrainin2871]

Superb lesson. Do you have a lesson on the double stops you are using for your scale playing?

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

I have a video on double stops here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnSnaYKYjcqdjbc ... I will do more in the new year. Thanks for watching 😀

[@arindamdas9712]

Please make a video on finding tabs of any song ❤

[@dtee06]

So great thank you

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you too!

[@davidschlageter5962]

Excellent ⭐️

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Many thanks

[@martinjones7432]

Excellent lessons. Just found you a few weeks ago. I have learned so much and had so much fog lifted from my brain in such a very short space of time. A question - I enjoyed the lesson on playing the major Penta on 1 chord and playing the Minor Penta on 4 chord. However which scale would be most suitable on the 5 chord and any other chords within the song? Is there a rule of thumb for this?

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

You can use either the major pentatonic or the minor pentatonic on the five chord. Among other options. For example you could even use the major pentatonic of the five chord for the five chord. Thanks for watching

[@jeffro.]

Yeah, the "rule" is you use whichever one (Major or minor) you need to express the feeling you're trying to convey. 🤪 The only rule is that you can play EITHER Major or minor pentatonic over a Major chord...but you can only play minor pentatonic over a minor chord. The only reason it's a "rule" is because playing Major pentatonic over a minor chord would "clash"...but if that's the feeling you're trying to convey...well, it's your music, after all. It might sound like crap, but maybe that's what you want your audience to hear, lol. Does that put it in perspective? Sure hope so.

[@dannyb6618]

Great lesson. But maybe it’s because I am a newbie but the bar chord at 2:03 is a D chord right, not an A like you mention.🤔

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

I see what you mean, I should have been more clear there. I meant to say the open A chord shape moves up to become a D chord -- the bar chord shape is based on the open A chord 😀

[@dannyb6618]

Ha thanks for setting it straight. It is a very good lesson and I learned a lot from it. Keep on doing the good work🙏

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

@Danny B Thanks for pointing it out 😀

[@RBZ3]

Nice job…thanks!

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks RB!

[@QBRX]

Great lesson. Weren't you mixing minor and major pentatonic scales in your examples, or maybe I was confused.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

All major in this one. Next week I think I'll mix major and minor pentatonic

[@kennethpace9887]

This is exactly what guitar lessons should be

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thank you!!

[@timchurchill6975]

brilliant

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Tim! 🎸

[@nateo7045]

When switching to a different chord like the I to IV, it's much easier to just know your scale degrees. If you know where the 4th scale degree is (always 1 string down on the same fret), then that's where you place the chord.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Thanks Nate, that is something I also teach, 4 is up a string. Though chord shapes have to change when we move up a string.

[@nateo7045]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver Indeed. Found your videos today and subscribed after the first one. Keep it coming(:

[@quinnmacleod1083]

Are these triads?

[@michaelcraig9449]

I had the bits and pieces, for so long, but they never really sounded so good, it was not connected like this at all.. Aww man if I only knew! You got more connecting stuff like this?

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

Yup sure do! Lots of this type on the channel and our Patreon. 😀👍

[@michaelcraig9449]

@@GuitarLessonsVancouver All I can afford is free stuff right now..I am just an old school sacrificing starving musician..paying my dues for so long, all my life so far.

[@GuitarLessonsVancouver]

@michaelcraig9449 No worries, lots of free stuff on the KZbin channel here 😀