Hear the chord changes in a Boogie Woogie style lead you can play by yourself - Guitar Lesson EP531
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn how to play a Boogie Woogie style lead composition that doesn't require a jam track. You'll be learning how to play through the chord changes while improving your alternate picking skills.
To view the Part 2 video, and download the TAB, visit: www.activemelo...
Thanks for this lesson. I learned Guitar Boogie in 1956 when I was in High School. I am playing a little guitar now that I am 84. Helps with my arthritis. These variations are really neat !!!
This is the kind of lesson that I think will be paying dividends for years. From a member, THANK YOU.
Active melody always delivers ! ❤
Sorry for my awful english. I am from Italy. Your sound is really expressive. Fantastic. 👏
your one of the best teachers on CZcams love your videos
Honestly the best guitar tutorial channel. Complexity is simple
From Brazil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷. Great lessons, manter.
Wow ! Thank you for a wealth of information right there. I was a member for I think near 8-10 years, I wasn’t able to get to the lessons so I put membership on delay , this lesson has me so anxious to get back in for part 2... it has so much to it that gives you top shelf sounding picking, even more it reveals how it works which carries over to any style ... crazy how one lesson speaks volumes to the understanding having seen others , this was a definite light bulb moment. Excited! Thank you again, my fingers were crossed the whole time you would make it back to E. I’ll BE BACK!
Best 23 minutes I have invested in a long time and for free. Thanks so much, genuine appreciation for a fantastic lesson
Thanks Brian!
Holy smackers ! One of the finest lessons from Active Melody.
WoW..... fantastic pickin'!🎸
Every time I hear you play something like this, I get inspired to write a song to it to play at gigs. This is so fun.
go for it!
Thanx Brian, you're amazing! Big hugs from Split, Croatia ❤️❤️
That was breathtaking, and sounded great, Brian.
Many thanks.
Some things I kinda knew how, explaining the why and more of the how. Helps you understand what's going on as a whole. You were right about the light coming on when explaining the B-G shape relationship, Great lesson!....
Good one! Thank you. Ya hear things like, The Blues is the father of Rock and Roll. I heard the great Allen Toussaint say that’s not quite right. The Blues is the Grandfather of Rock and Roll. Boogie Woogie is the Father of Rock and Roll.
Always loving these lessons. You are a great teacher!
Love your lessons Brian. I have subscriptions from several sites but yours I still use the most. Learning the compositions and test driving them with the jam tracks is so much fun. I usually start with your composition and then go off improvising on my own. Emulating the quality of your playing and bends has been a big takeaway in my improvement. I play Texas Shuffle and Dirty Blues regularly. I've been working with the Key To Highway Lesson as well as Chicago Blues, Country in C, and really enjoyed playing your Chromatic lesson. Please consider doing a Stormy Monday lesson and playing over the minor seventh movements. I love to jam that with friends and mix major and minor. The Key To The Highway ideas were great
Brian you are an excellent guitar player watching you playing it looks so easy. Thank you for really great lessons, you are the best teacher I ever so.
As always , a great lesson Brian, first class
Geez, Brian! I use alternate picking all the time, never really thought about it.
I have noticed that sometimes i will change and do an upstroke when i skip some if the higher strings, like to hit the G or D string.
I hope you didn't make me self conscious!
I'm SURE that i deviate sometimes from up, down, up, down.
I just do it. I don't (haven't so far) have a problem hitting the string i want or skipping strings. So far.... lol.
Great video! I love playing this stuff.
Thanks Brian great wee lesson lots of information thanks a million Brian Ireland 🇮🇪🎸🎸
Great piece of advice about not memorising the fretboard. Never really thought about it like that before
Awesome!!!
Brien, I gotta say. A little over a year I got tired of playing the same songs for decades. I've always wanted to play how I feel or some good sounding blues noodling.
I got a year subscription after trying Active Melody a month. This evening playing to E blues back tracks. I finally got a taste of putting some feeling into and carrying on a conversation with licks. I use to sound like practicing scales all over the fretboard. Different my girl said you don't sound like the same person. I thank you for that.
That’s fantastic 👍
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I forgot something a few months ago you had a lesson playing to a track you made. But you only wanted us students to only play in one area and only 4-5 note. I was always all over.
Maybe something like that in some acoustic blues sounds good.
Wouw great lesson. Thanks 👍
AWESOME!!!!
I learned this boogie style from John Lennon "Yer Blues"from Rock and Roll Circus CD
Good Stuff Brian Thanks
Bravissimo!
Hey! Congrats on the new BG commercial! Very cool!
Not sure what that is?
@@activemelody Saw you playing on an advertisement for a new acoustic guitar
Oh man Brian I know why I was confused now about seeing the chord shapes and crafting the licks. When you went from the A-shaped bar chord of the B down to the next shape up the fretboard, I thought it was supposed to be a C shaped bar chord. When I said, dummy caged, the next cord is a G shaped bar, chord, which I have never played before. Then I could see what you were trying to illustrate. I’m all good now and I feel better for stopping and figuring it out.
Great video and info
Outstanding, Brian! Great lesson and an excellent exercise for alternative picking, speed and accuracy - and it sounds so good! ♪💕
If you are not an Active Melody member...
You are missing out 😕😊
hot damn!!
I dream of the day I play with that much flavor...watch out boys n girls! It's spicy!
You are so talented! You make playing look and sound so easy...but is isn't.
Brian. How do you come up with something cool every single week?
This sounds weird I'm sure, but I absolutely love that carpet or rug you have in your room there. I would like something very similar for my office/music room, but it's hard to find apparently. Anyway, it looks very elegant.
Looks like an English pub carpet.
thanks man - it's carpet, not a rug.
@@activemelody Hey Brian, that's a great sounding axe. Is it a Martin 000-18? What year? Thanks!
@@activemelody Hahaa
@@michaelmenet2712 Mikey, you are on the wrong thread here mate, we are the carpet/rug thread. You need the main music related thread even though your question has nothing to do with Brian's tune.
What year is your Martin. Amazing tone and teacher
1948
00-18?
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I need to know...what kind of guitar is that ??
Martin 000-21
@@activemelody it's beautiful
Brian I am having a hard time when you say it’s very important to see from the chord shape what you are going to play. At 8 minutes You use the example of playing an A shaped C chord. I am having a hard time with how to see from that chord where to play the lick
At about @ 5:26 you accidenty say GRAPE instead of Great because you were going to say Picking in few words time and we also pick grapes. Isn't the brain amazing.
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Way to fast for me, have to keep backing up your vidio 7-8 times for every little piece. Are you on a time frame?😢
The instrucitonal part isn't fast - plus tab is on screen ??
Subscribe and you can play Brian's stuff and any pace with tabs and backing tracks etc, he's not going fast.