Easy Grateful Dead Solo Technique!!

Today we are talking about how important the Root and 3rd degree of chords are! Enjoy the video! Thank you for watching!
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[@johnbogaczyk24]

Thanks Gabriel .... please keep them coming - love your insight and how you break down these Dead tunes .... what I have been looking for !!

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks for the support John!!

[@tomyates2551]

This was great stuff.

[@samviscomi14]

Your lessons are really great! thanks!

[@GabrielBergman95]

thanks for watching Sam

[@countstoneula]

Fantastic clean tone!

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks man, all Hot Rod Deluxe!

[@farrell72563]

I just discovered your channel and I'm very impressed. Great teaching!

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks for watching Jon!

[@gratefulz6035]

Really good, people can’t seem to get that R/3rd thing but it tremendously helps. If u wanna work on any song that has a melody like high time, comes a time, ect it will help finding those melody notes as well and by the way u must have gotten lucky grabbing that 1st issue single run J’Mayer rig ! Definitely my fav of the prs line

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks man!

[@nathanielmuya2401]

Insightful !!

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks Nathaniel!

[@sean_k7470]

Thanks Gabriel, this lesson is timely for me. I've been working on jams in Mixo and applying my own noodling mostly or stealing Duane or Jimi licks. So this really helps give me a concept of doing more with less with the Root and 3rd.
If you ever play live in Los Angeles, LMK. I'd buy a ticket. :-) Thanks

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks for that great comment Sean! Glad the video was helpfull!

[@markg8434]

Love the lesson!! Please do some Jerry solo techniques. Would love that. Always enjoy the videos!

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thats a good one!!

[@maxh_music]

Awesome work man. Subscribed. Would you be able to do a lesson on approaching faster tempo Dead songs like Bertha? Maybe taking a page out of Mayer’s soloing chops and breaking down how to approach fast runs and transitions into the chord changes?

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks Max! That could work!

[@emanuel_erol_germann]

Gabriel; Doing honour to your Name !
Thanx

[@GabrielBergman95]

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[@emanuel_erol_germann]

@@GabrielBergman95 ; If you could please, break appart the song "Me & my uncle" only if you have the time that is to say ! Thanx
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[@TheWharfRat]

​@@emanuel_erol_germann Emin - A - B7, just play Em pentatonic with the blue note.

[@johnallen9567]

I know it's because they're identical chords, but as I listen I can't help but think it sounds even more like a morning dew lead.

[@GabrielBergman95]

haha

[@ZestyBoyz]

Hey Gabriel, what do you think of the PRS SE hollowbody guitars?

[@GabrielBergman95]

Hey Tony, thanks for checking out the video! I think theyre great, PRS make great guitars at all price points i think!

[@ZestyBoyz]

@@GabrielBergman95 thank you! Love the videos by the way

[@jayloiselle9281]

Don't for get JK and Stew....

[@dustinzimmerman]

But when you walk up to the root note of the next chord your not just playing root and thirds. I understand what your saying but you make it out to be like oh I'm only playing two notes for each chord. But your walking up to those notes so you should include those notes as well.

[@GabrielBergman95]

Thanks for watching Dustin, sryy i wasnt clear about those notes, theyre just A and B as passing notes getting the root (c)! Hope this helps