TrueFire Live: Matt Schofield - Playing the Changes

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[@staggs5034]

More Schofield! Blues Speak is the best blues course of all time

[@pedrotavares8691]

Matt, Josh, Gutrie , Eric, Kirk.....they're on another galaxy. Incredibly humble people, really the blue collar musicians. Thank you for the pleasure.....

[@john-zw9rw]

It's very cool that these Major Players are sharing their art right..... Thank All of you Cats...... *****Robben , Matt on and on

[@alanhowell3646]

Matt is a lovely player and a lovely guy too

[@henrygerwien186]

For me this are one of the best words and sentences spoken of creating music... sounds... colours. What a present! I.m nearly 70yo, but for heavens sake, this is a new portal I can step in! It enriches my guitar experience in miles! Thx so much to Matt and True Fire!!! KR Henry (Germany) 💥✌ PS: The mod should give more space for Matt talking.

[@romainbertrand253]

I love the way Matt is talking about finding colors or sounds on the guitar instead of applying scales (around 6:45). This interview is really valuable. Thanks True Fire.

[@randalltindall282]

Great video!! Thanks for posting!!! Lots of great blues style licks!!!

[@johnmac8084]

Thanks Matt, and TrueFire, really looking forward to this one!

[@Dirk1961-l7y]

I thing that was “Flirting with the blues” in De Flint in Holland, where Matt talks about. I was there😎. Or maybe De Vorstin in Hilversum,…nono…that was met the dudes from King of the World as accompanying band! I love Matt’s music very much and his colourfull playing. So recognizing! 🤘🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@lpgoog]

So many amazing tasty players these days. This guy is on par with all of them! Love his style & never tire hearing him 😜🎸👍

[@lastrolo1517]

Well done Truefire: really enjoyed this - do more of this please!

[@mikemoylan6376]

Sweet music, Matt. Love it.

[@richyp7126]

absolutely brilliant. best video I've seen so far on this subject.

[@jorgetenamusic]

Matt is a master player!!! Thanks for this session Matt and Truefire, can't wait for the course!!

[@SLguitarGuy]

😍nice one learn a lot from this channel and have a massive content

[@bransemlin56]

Matt the man!

[@ChrisArlesMusic]

hi Matt !!! you're a great player and a very nice guy too !! thanks

[@pete3773]

Just magnificent. Thanks.

[@PanamaJack666]

Nice one! Matt is a beast. He really understands harmony. Once your ear gets hooked on him, it's hard to just accept playing the wrong notes over chords! As he said, it's rarely outside notes! They're inside notes! I doubt you'll hear a minor 3rd being played over a major chord with Matt!

[@Manalishi32]

I doubt you’ll hear any pro playing a minor third over a major chord lol

[@bf2err]

Sure you do. But only to lead up to the maj 3

[@jasonkeith9317]

It depends on if ur playing blues or not. The blues IS the sound of the minor third played against the major third. It is essential to the sound of the blues.

[@Stevewatson3]

To anyone who’s wondering this if you hit a minor 3rd and don’t squeeze it it’s not “sounding the blues” it can be a cheeky passing note but generally is harmonically incorrect this is why we squeeze it sharp to in fact be a major 3rd no? The squeezing of this note is a staple to blues.

[@henrygerwien186]

add 1: Can anybody help me, what Matt means exactly with "the pillars of creation" 15:10. I have a foggy idea, what he could mean, but maybe someone of the swarm knows more (hine knowledge)? Thx@all!

[@Tolbiny]

What a treat. Wonderful stuff, than you.

[@ScottLaneMusic]

Ordered

[@MartinDee2000]

0-thru-1:30 12:43

[@mtantiques9384]

Fantastic video!! Right note at the right time but also with the greats it's no notes at the right time. That pause can speak volumes

[@gregpetre]

conversations need pauses to reflect within.

[@marc3967]

Friday Night NYC Irridium

[@skatetodeath666]

If you want to have a chance at sounding anything like these guys, you do have to know all the scales he speaks about.

[@saxofonistacr]

Solid Rythm

[@richardmoule2870]

LIVE AT THE REGAL

[@vaner9283]

Quickly changing positions and sometimes keys would be a great way to teach me--if I already knew the stuff...oh...and had perfect pitch...

[@StackofPancakes126]

van er then maybe you should go back and study what he’s basing these lessons on..? Can’t run if you’re barely walking

[@traitorsamongus2417]

san francisco

[@johnhendricks8140]

I might have to listen more to Oscar Peterson. Schofield has a great breath of knowledge of blues music.

[@Mordred478]

Wow, the dude's hot. I bet he'd even give Taylor Swift a run for her money. 😁

[@charlespeterson3798]

Capo is Latin.

[@ronj9448]

A capo (short for capodastro, capo tasto or capotasto [kapoˈtasto], Italian for "head of fretboard"

[@charlespeterson3798]

@@ronj9448 Actually, Sanskirt for Kaput. Your definition gets to stand in line for 1000 years.

[@ronj9448]

@@charlespeterson3798 That is a hypothetical source for head but nothing to do with the musical device to change keys. Go back to school

[@charlespeterson3798]

@@ronj9448 Oxford is hypothetical. Funny man. I think what you mean is, for you to possibly give head. They must have to keep an eye on you when you go to the Head. Jesus, that word is on your brain.

[@bf2err]

I prefer clamp

[@bluwng]

How are all these obvious Strat copies not copy right infringement ?

[@gookiecrunch]

Strats arent copywritten just the headstock.. same reason ibanez prs and others can make les paul copies

[@gookiecrunch]

Plus the "boutique" strats can be customized to your own individuality.. like mine has nearly a baseball bat neck.. cause the thin fenders hurt my hands otherwise.