Western Swing Lead Guitar Lesson - An Easy Way to Play The Chord Changes - Guitar Lesson EP304

[@maineguitarists]

Love this! I have decided to jump back into these fine active melodies! MT

[@zacgrubble9824]

Excellent playing...excellent teaching!!! Thanks so much!

[@MDCSYD]

If you’ve been wanting one of these guitars but don’t want any headache related with dealing with vintage instruments as some play great some are just plain terrible and will require $$$ to restore, my suggestion is you should look at Godin 5th Avenue Kingpin. They look almost identical but much more affordable with excellent build quality and good engineering associated with modern instruments. They sound fabulous too 👍 but again one cannot deny the charm and characters of a well looked after vintage guitar!

[@andrewbeattieRAB]

Brian, U DA MAN.

[@robertfkaz7013]

Great lesson Brian. Not only fun , but good for theory as well. Thank you!

[@jerrywilson4371]

Great lesson Brian, you and Guthrie Trapp have a similar approach. Learning a lot from both you guys. Look forward to your lesson every week. Thanks man

[@activemelody]

Yeah you're right - he does do that. Guthrie is amazing man... he's definitely one of my all time favorites

[@mmccartney6579]

Chet Atkins would be so proud! Great lesson, Brian! Thank you! Cheers, mate! :)

[@drutgat2]

Great melody, Brian. Love the guitar, too.

[@vincewise855]

Brian , following all your video lessons and very much enjoying them.Great site.Vince U.K.

[@micksmastercosmo]

Brian, another great lesson with so many nuggets of cool little licks - very well explained and broken down. Thank you

[@claudeirby1561]

I found the bit at 15 minutes in a different pattern and have enjoyed it for thirty years. It's amazing how I missed the one you demonstrated. More ways to skin a cat... rhnx

[@rogerhoman8442]

hey Brian... loved this one... catchy swingy easy to learn... well taught with good explanations for other chords use... great job...

[@picknngrinn]

I really appreciate your teaching Brian. I think you mis-spoke when you say that F# is the 2 chord.... I'm guessing you meant it's the second chord of the progression. It's actually the 6 chord. thanks again.

[@elijahflorez9724]

Sounds beautiful

[@philippinefandango2859]

I thought it was a new/different guitar, but I didn't want to sound stupid asking about it... Cool tune.. Thank you, Sir!!

[@Zonydeep]

Very good

[@liojay74]

Great lesson Brian, seems to be the easiest one so far.

[@billytorney6336]

You are something else awesome😁🎸🎸🙏

[@Ilovemusicofficialyt]

Thanx buddy

[@Foxxie55]

Enjoyed it very much.. Nice sound

[@atobve]

Awesome!

[@VLove-CFII]

What in the hell are those downvotes? If you’re so great, make a teaching video and give it away for free haters.

[@VLove-CFII]

Brian this sounds like Steve Wariner, CGP. I wish you had made one more backtrack going a little slower. I’m getting it though....thanks so much. I became a Premium member!

[@activemelody]

Welcome Valerie - glad to have you as a Premium Member :) On this lesson, I do have 2 versions of the jam track, one played at the tempo that I played, and then one played slower. Also, you can always download the MP3 file and then play it using VLC player (free software) which allows you to play it at whatever tempo you want.

[@VLove-CFII]

Active Melody Thanks!

[@kalaisai680]

Sweet sweet sweet....

[@markadams7743cruisinblues]

Wow very nice

[@johnnybx3254]

Fun stuff! 👍

[@patrickfarley8036]

I'm digging this lesson, especially on this Gibson 125. Are you using electric guitar strings and do you play this guitar through a regular electric guitar amp as opposed to an acoustic guitar amp? Thanks Brian. You're not only a great player, but a great teacher as well! Peace

[@activemelody]

patrick farley electric guitar strings and playing through a regular amp (not acoustic)

[@userfixit]

OMG. 13’s !!! More like this Great lesson

[@VLove-CFII]

userfixit What is 13’s?

[@userfixit]

Valerie. It is the thickness of the thinnest string. Most players use 10’s or 9’s. That would be 10 thousandths or 9 thousands. The thinist string defines how large the other 5 strings are also 13’s are very thick!

[@VLove-CFII]

userfixit Thanks!

[@normalite5504]

Forgive me if I am wrong, but wouldn't the F#m (which Brian is playing here as major) be the 6 (vi) chord in the key of A? Not the 2 as he says a couple of times. Bm (which is played here as B7) would be the 2 (ii). I'm guessing there is some Jazz substitution reason for the minor to major changes, but calling the F# the 2 chord in A was confusing to me. Anyone? (Ref. Premiere Guitar's Western Swing 101 lesson).

[@activemelody]

Gary McRann yes, good catch Gary!

[@Eric_1972]

Tnx 👏

[@Svarttorden]

03:59...READY...GOOO

[@davelee88]

Love the vid. Do you have the tabs please?

[@custerranch]

Did you watch the video? He said how to get them...

[@DrDizzleFrizzle]

I need that shirt

[@soupystevesguitarartsextra3697]

I have that exact guitar.

[@theafricanz]

What’s the t-shirt’s brand?

[@activemelody]

Dave Rawlings Machine shirt :)

[@DavidGarcia-pi9wn]

I heard a lot of junior brown in this

[@ryner5171]

Lucky r those ..hu buy the package of the lesson....bt if nyone Wana shre pls comment lol

[@carpetpro9903]

Brian, thanks so much for your lessons, really appreciate the time you take to explain everything, your a great teacher and player! GOD BLESS

[@АндрейНевоград]

Да , согласен -свинг прекрасен :)))

[@3cardmonty602]

This lesson is kind of hokey. I’ll pass. Sorry Brian.

[@moeb434]

3 Card Monty It seems a little hokey, but just blend more minor notes into those scales, or, use less notes, let them sustain more. The space will make it more blusey.