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In The Mind Of Hendrix: THIS Is What’s REALLY HAPPENING In Little Wing
00:00 Introduction 01:46 Step 1 Chords 02:26 Step 2 Chord Analysis 04:46 Step 3 Lock The Rhythm 06:58 Step 4 Repositioning The Chords 10:26 Step 5 Inserting Pentatonics 12:20 Step 6 Finding The Special Notes 18:32 Making It Your Own
Blues Guitar Riffs REVEALED
Here is a 12 1/2 minute Practice Session showing you the realities of deriving your own riffs. I start with the inspiration of "Texas Flood", struggle, then run into "Tennessee Whiskey" and then finally find my Riff! Hope You Enjoy!
IMPROVISING OVER "OPHELIA" BY THE BAND. ALL LEVELS EASY TO HARD
The song "Ophelia" by The Band is a great tune to jam over. The chord progression is actually kind of complex and offers quite an interesting array of soloing options.
How Do I Solo Over Fast Chord Changes? A Common Guitar Lesson Question
A 10 minute discussion about finding your scales and trying the 4 techniques.
CAN'T HEAR THE CHORD CHANGES When Trying To Solo? YOU ARE NOT TO BLAME!
Virtually you can do this idea with any song! Just add the drum accents before the chord changes to help you feel and memorize where they are.
THIS Is Where YOUTUBE LACKS In Guitar Lessons. HOW DO I MAKE MY GUITAR SOLO ACTUALLY SOUND GOOD?
I see it all the time. You know what scale to use, but when you improvise, it doesn't sound as amazing as you want it to.
This is because as guitarists, we spend a lot of time figuring out what works so much, that we sometimes forget there is a human side to melody.
Here we are taking a look at how just 3 notes can change the way you approach your improvisation and make you feel closer to your music.
How To Solo In The Blues. Still Feel Lost? This Should Fix The Problem.
I like the idea of mapping out your approach while still improvising. Maybe as time goes by, a song’s solo becomes more “composed” and you remember it by the matrix pattern...?
