In The Mind Of Jerry Garcia: Guitar Soloing (Mini) MasterClass. How Does Jerry Garcia Solo?
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First, SHARE THIS VIDEO. Secondly. We are looking at how Jerry Garcia Solos over a popular and specific two chord movement. The 5 to 1. The 5 to 1 is known as a perfect cadence and is responsible for grand movements in music. Learn how Jerry combines CAGED Arpeggios, Chromatics and Pentatonic Scales to enhance this moment found in countless Grateful Dead Songs.
Time Stamps:
0:00 Introduction/Explanation Of Why This Way
05:25 Lick #1
11:13 Lick #2
14:40 Lick #3
20:00 Lick #4
22:35 Lick #5
25:02 Putting It All Together
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Jerry Garcia and a puppy. I say to myself, what a wonderful world.
These are great examples that illustrate how the pentatonic scale is the "train" and the chord shapes (with their individual chord tones) are the "stations." You don't stay on a train forever; you use the train to move you to a station, where you get off and take in the sights (and sounds). You can get back on the train and take it to another station any time; the important thing is: get off the train!
Interesting metaphor!
Going off the rails!
"it took me a long time to get back on the train" - Trey Anastasio
Which of the chords is the Terrapin Station?
Great analogy;)
Big-time Deadhead here, been playing guitar about 47 years. Ian presents exactly what I was looking for - a way to thoroughly understand how chords and scales relate to one another (CAGED notwithstanding :o) and how to solo over chord changes. Coming from a place of "playing by feel" I think this is the kind of learning and discipline I need to get to that "whole other level" which seems like second nature to my more musical "talented" buddies in local bands. Like most things in life it's 10 % talent and 90 % dedication and persistence! Peace.
Dude, been playing in a dead cover band for 15 years, I'm a decent player but always found it hard, at times, to connect chords smoothly i.e. when and where are the right passing tones, the ear candy that captures that listener. Your 1-5 connection lesson is fantastic! Plus I love the way you do not necessarily stress a chord tone on the one beat. Thank you, peace, Birks
I consider Jerry the “King of flow.” Each note flows into the next. Like an endless river.
😆 The pup is just staring at us. Love it.
These snappy V I transitions remind me of the importance of the ii V I in jazz.
As a Bay Area resident, I’ve always been a fan of Jerry Garcia since the “Live Dead” double album that came out in the mid to late 60s. In 1969 and 70, I would see him playing pedal steel guitar with the “New Riders of the Purple Sage” every Wednesday night at the Inn of the Beginning” in Cotati’ Ca. I’m looking forward to this lesson!!
That is very cool to see jerry in that time
Bravo! Thanks, Stich. You are a gentleman and a scholar!
This was absolutely incredible. Thanks a ton!
Really appreciate all you’re doing with the Jerry Break Downs. Looking forward to seeing more of them pop up on the feed!! Keep on keeping on Brother.
Having a lot of fun with this. Thank you!
well done, a great resource
Awesome. I love that you are combining the teachings of the arpeggio masterclass with Jerry examples. I am planning on finishing the Patreon classes for the Arpeggio masterclass today. What an incredible piece of work that is! Please keep the Jerry stuff coming. Can't wait for the practice sessions on Patreon for this one.
Phenomenal video, you explain these complex ideas so well! Cheers!
Awesome lesson!
This lesson is a must watch.
So insightful thanks stich.
This is a phenomenal lesson
Crucial Thanks brother 🤙🏼🎸
Love these master class videos
This video changed the way I play, thank you so much!
You tied a bunch of stuff together that I could "feel" but didn't understand - thank you for doing this!
I'm going to have to work on these but that first lick is so cool! I'll watch the rest after i mess around with this one. Best CZcams guitar lesson channel by far my man. I love the new puppy!
Best Jerry lesson on the internet!!!❤❤❤❤❤
first of all I must thank you for being so kind and helpful , I really like to say you are the best teacher I have ever come across and that makes it so unique, I have been so frustrated learning how to figure out things on guitar over a period of years, I almost wanted to quit couple hours ago and I only stumbled on your channels and I watched it and felt my hope to learn how to play guitar is not lost,I haven't clicked on your channels but I know I must, words will not be enough to thank you
This was absolutely one of the best guitar lessons I’ve ever seen, a true gem!! Thank you so much for putting it together and being so damn cool!!! Your lessons are a blast to watch and are actually comprehensible and useable!!!
Love the video. Well done and practical.
You really explain it well!! Helps alot thanks!
Great Great Stuff !!!
I love this perspective. I've picked apart a few Jerry solos and if I had to pick just one favorite aspect of them, it would be his arpeggios - They're everywhere.
LOVE LOVE LOVE your work and always love to work on my Jer.
Such a useful lesson. More please!
Sofa king! This is sofa king good! Breakthrough type stuff. Thanks, Ian!
Well made lesson and can’t wait to try the ideas
Great vid, Stitch!
This is awesome. THANKS
Stem cells of ideas. Love it
Lets go, excited for this.
Wow what a lovely pup 😊
Really cool stuff, thank you!
This is gold
Thank you!
This is beautiful stuff man ..
i love your lessons, thanks so much
My favorite stichmethod videooo
Yes sir. Been waiting on this one
Jared! I’ve been waiting for you
Nice work! I have been working on my Jerry skills and this really helps. I do like your guitar too.
So enjoy watching you teach Ian. The guitarneck is not that frightening anymore. Just need to practice much more. Thank you for the joy!
2 thumbs up! I agree about not learning links but these concepts are his DNA
Love your channel still looking for that master class! 😆 😅
Before I even start watching the video, that little bit of Jerryness right at the beginning is a perfect illustration of what always attracted me to Jerry's playing (even though I'm a Bobby fan boy): how *musically logical* Garcia is.
Just watching you play a few bars exemplifies the point perfectly.
Wow. This is fantastic. Two of the songs I'm working on have V - I moves. Sugaree and No Expectations. Just last night I finally got the timing down on the riffs within the rhythm parts of Sugaree. Exploring the possibilities, based on knowing the melody, I created some of my own that sounded pretty good. I know it's B Mixolydian, but that hasn't proven that helpful yet. Who knew you teach me my first arpeggios the next day, ones I could actually apply. Thanks so much. My lucky day.
Just when I FINALLY become a patron you hit us with this., can’t wait to dig into this
Practice sessions coming out tonight 😬. Thanks for signing up!
Brilliant..! ...and duly shared. BTW beautiful looking guitar...
Wow Ian your videos are always great.
Thanks for this!
Great lesson! Love your bulldog
Hey I'm a Deadhead from Buenos Aires Argentina, I loved this lesson! Lick n1 reminds me of the fire on the mountain riff! such a great video, thank you!
Haven't picked up my guitar in over a week. This is just what I needed. Thanks Ian!!!
I won't pick up mine after this. You want it?
You packed a lot into this one. I'm going to have to focus on one lick at a time.
I didn’t know about how Mr Garcia was playing, looks like this is how I play too without knowing the technical or some of the theoretical aspects, I play more by the feel and sound, this video helps me understand it more as how a pro approached, thank you!
Really enjoyed this video. Those are sweet lines.
"Sometimes you can always suspend things" - now that is a very Grateful Dead way to think about music :)
You exploded my brain. Gonna watch this a couple dozen more times.
So crazy seeing my comment here. Watched this (along with many of your other videos) and have been on a great musical journey the last couple of years. Today, LITERALLY today, I was thinking how I needed to improve on connecting chords and understanding these intervals without having to even think about it. Lo and behold this popped up in my feed again and this time my brain was ready for it. In fact this was exactly what I needed. Thanks again!
Fantastic vid Ian. After years of mindless penta noodling, I’m really enjoying learning how these arpeggios contribute to making great solos. Thanks so much!
I’m in the same boat. Excited to branch out!!
Great lesson, thank you. The Sugaree from Jerry Garcia Band live at Keane College - After Midnight has the best examples I can think of of this kind of soloing. Jerry at his best.
nice work, I subcribed to your channel, I've been playing for about 25 years, played in a variety of projects, never Dead stuff, but i have worked a bunch of Garcia licks and tricks myself (took alot of listening work and watching videos). Dew, Dark Star, Althea, He's Gone to name a few and a bunch of his acoustic stuff...he weaves around so beautifully and those peel off licks great stuff
great lesoon, buddy. God bless Jerry!
Thank you kind brother
Nice bulldog!! love them too
thumbs up for the adorable doggie :) the lesson is great too
I love the dog!!!! OMG what a little monster.
This is cool can’t wait to get up in morning and jam all this haha
My man 😂 thanks so much 🙏 deep dive the last few days on your stuff and am so much better now 🙏 anytime futurebirds are around you you’ve got tickets thanks again!
You rock brother 🤙
Good stuff, indeed. Arpeggios! Of course. That's why a lot of Jerry's solo's "sparkled" Like crystal raindrops. Arpeggios, but modified, so they had a nebulas feel.
(Or was that just the three hits of Orange Sunshine)
Holy smokes, I can see it now. Nice one.
Thanks
Thank you, Ian. I've been working these licks on pedal steel. Whole different feel. I love how the first lick starts on the high B and then bends from a lower 6 to dom7. Totally unexpected and not anything I would have thought of. JG was so lyrical and sounded so folksy- but it's brilliance disguised. It all sits nicely on the steel (with some work, of course).
Always makes me happy to hear from a fellow pedal steel player! And wonderful to see Jerry’s steel playing receive the regard & respect it fully deserves. He was a unique voice on the instrument, which (IMO) has a lot to do with how vast & diverse his catalogue of songs is. Surely he picked up some phrasing ideas from tons of artists/genres well outside of the country & folk realm; most pedal steel players I’ve met are super talented, theory-conscious players but, in a manner of speaking, they don’t “step out of Nashville” very often, I.e . they play & listen to country and/or Southern gospel almost exclusively.
Toy Caldwell (of The Marshall Tucker Band) played a pretty similar pedal steel role with that super-underrated band; the tune “Losing You” from their self-titled debut album is a prime cut of his steel work.
BTW, what type of guitar are you using?
I want to hug you. You are wonderful Friend. THe world needs more people like you
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OH MY BOBBY!!! That grateful Dawg is so adorable!!!!
Nice one Stitch!
This is really great stuff. Thanks for the lick dissection Ian!
aww i see you hired a teachers aid. dogs love music ..im convinced of this cuz my old dog was always under foot when i practiced.
cool lesson.....cool guitar ....cool song. and really sweet puppy . maybe you should name it sugaree lol
That was breathe taking, you just gave me a whole new way to sound, create, and a very basic explanation how to do so. God bless you man, that was quality content 🙏🏿... Jerry has always had one of the most down home, bluesy, and folk like sounds filled with color I've every heard. Thanks ...
Beautifully said- thank you for adding it. '...filled with color.' Perfect.
So Jealous, your puppy is beautiful...I LOVE bulldogs. Thanks for the videos, no else explains Jerry even close, they all keep trying to explain the music theory about why it works...but even though Jerry knew music theory he was not "thinking" of it while dancing his fingers across fret board...only while writing an arrangement. Knowing the theory tells you ZIP about how the feel of it works.
2thumbs down . Come on this lesson rocked... thanks man
Thank you so much!
Hope you get a lot out of it
Dude! Your puppy is adorable. Almost human like eyes.
Congrats on the new puppy Ian !
Any video with Jerry Garcia in the title automatically gets a thumbs up even before the video starts. I've got a Deadbolt on order from Phred, look forward to getting it.
How do you like the DeadBolt? Did you get it with the stock pick ups?
love the videos man helping me out alot can you do a video on the solo to West LA Fade Away ???
I have been so fn frustrated for years to the point I only played a few hours a month the past decade. You competly took me out of my funk in less than 30 minutes. I can't say thank you enough!💞🐢
Amazing to hear! Thanks for reaching out, means a lot
You are A1 Stitch
Thank you
GREAT lesson
and a cute puppy
Who can ask for more
I guess it’s true what they say - dogs really do look like their owners ! ✌️. Love the lessons
I was waiting for this comment, congratulations
That puppy looks mean!!! Thanks for the lesson
She’s a sweetie
My God...the puppy, dude? Too frickin adorable.
u are uploading Topnotch content. Thank you for your efforts Ian🙏🙏🙏
damn nice guitar
I remember reading an interview with Jerry Garcia where he says he liked books by Howard Roberts.