Hahaha, comments like this are source of my energy and enthusiasm, and so I put that right back in the videos, and after people make a new comment the cycle continues itself! At the end of the day, what you put into life you get back, so if you put in energy and enthusiasm, people give it back, and it is a self fulfilling prophecy at that point! Wishing you the best of days my friend!
He is also one of my favorite czcams.com/video/6j3GFBqmFow/video.html I want to do the classics "After Midnight" and "They Call Me the Breeze" but I also want to Magnolia, I love that song!
Ramon . F# is the flat 5th, it is the note that turns the C minor pentatonic into the c blues scale. It is a passing tone so done hang out in it. E is the the major third, and a chord tone of the C major, but the C blues scale has the Eb, playing between the minor 3rd and major third is a very common theme in the blues, Clapton gave all the minor thirds blues 1/4 bends to imply the major tonality. Blues will combine the C major pentatonic, minor pentatonic and blues scale, but they overlap in most places, you just have to play with those things I mentioned.
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Love this new video ♥️
Could you do a video explaining the source of your unlimited energy, contagious enthusiasm and unmeasurable talents.
Hahaha, comments like this are source of my energy and enthusiasm, and so I put that right back in the videos, and after people make a new comment the cycle continues itself! At the end of the day, what you put into life you get back, so if you put in energy and enthusiasm, people give it back, and it is a self fulfilling prophecy at that point! Wishing you the best of days my friend!
That's a great reply, and the kind of philosophy I like, good on you, best wishes from sunny Somerset.
Thanks for the good vibes friend! I'm going to put them to good use and pass them on to as many people as possible.
I love a bluesy uke! This is wonderful as always from you. Thanks so much for being a great teacher, I’ve learned a ton from your videos!
Wow excellent vid TTP! Off topic, sort of, have ever covered an Eric Clapton fav artist... JJ Cale?
He is also one of my favorite czcams.com/video/6j3GFBqmFow/video.html I want to do the classics "After Midnight" and "They Call Me the Breeze" but I also want to Magnolia, I love that song!
Can you do ocean eyes by Billie eilish on Ukulele please
What does the delta blues mean ,Genesis! these are sweet, looking forward to playing on porch
Can you make a video explaining music theory & stuff
We have quite a few.
What does delta blues mean?
Delta Blues is just an original older style of acoustic blues. The Mississippi Delta is considered the birth place of blues.
Sorry, I'm confused, which scale is it? The first turnaround has an E. The others are even worse.
Ramon . They are all for the key of C and the scale to solo with is the C blues scale.
@@TenThumbsProductions F# is not in a C major scale and E is not in the c blues scale, I´m
still confused.
Ramon . F# is the flat 5th, it is the note that turns the C minor pentatonic into the c blues scale. It is a passing tone so done hang out in it. E is the the major third, and a chord tone of the C major, but the C blues scale has the Eb, playing between the minor 3rd and major third is a very common theme in the blues, Clapton gave all the minor thirds blues 1/4 bends to imply the major tonality. Blues will combine the C major pentatonic, minor pentatonic and blues scale, but they overlap in most places, you just have to play with those things I mentioned.
Actually, you say “becoming a patron”, not “becoming a patreon”
The website is called "Patreon" not "patron" that is why I use that word.
TenThumbs Productions
Yes, but the people that support you are called patrons