"Scarlet Begonias" Guitar Solo Lesson : Jerry Garcia's Multiple Levels of Improvising Fun
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So I included 3 positions in the 3 Page Chart! $1.99 bit.ly/2zscDg9
You have the E Major Scale, Notes and Intervals, All Three Chord Shapes Per Position and Minor 3rd locations for each position. 9th, 12th and 14th frets. Instant Download and Emailed Directly to You. Hope you enjoy!
You are such a joy to listen to. I dream to level 1/2
This dude is literally exposing the secrets of the universe.
Scales stoping chord tones, just to shake their hands, everybody is playing in the heart of gold band @ 9:06
Dude, thank you so much. I'm a 54 yo player who's been playing for 30 some years. Nobody's ever explained ot to me this way before. Life changing. Thank you SO SO much.
I love your videos, man. It's refreshing seeing a guitar channel with such a dedication for jam-based music.
thank you for all these jerry videos ❤
Best guitar lessons on CZcams. You, nearly singlehandedly, have gotten me comfortable playing over chord changes and I seriously use them in all my solos now where I used to just stick to one scale. It’s so liberating being able to see how everything connects on the fretboard, and you do a fantastic job at explaining all of that. Thank you.
Every time I go back to binge this Chanel I realize how much this dude knows!
Hey Stich it’s DJ from London I walk to work every morning through Grosvenor Square and it always brings the song to my mind Will jam it out tonight You’re a great teacher thanks to you I’ve fallen back in love with the guitar
So many levels of fun!
Almost too many!
Love the inlays on the fretboard,absolutely bweetiful
You nailed the heart and soul of Jerry's mastery!
Appreciate, "if it takes 2-3 weeks to perfect the simple progression at this position - it's OK" And then, throw in the vocal melody... :)
What a fantastic lesson, thanks Stich! Sometimes it takes me several days to get through your lessons because there's so much useful information, which is awesome. You're teaching concepts and theory in a way that's understandable to me, more than just the notes that make up a melody or song. Thanks!👍👍🎸🎸
Ahh i knew there was a reason i brought my guitar to work for my lunch break!! Thank you so much for all the knowledge you share with us
Dillon Mcpartlen ...i need to start doing that, i watch these videos on my breaks at work and can't wait to get home, then when i get home im just to tired to mess with it, i have 20+ years on guitar,so its not like a must ya know
Fun indeed. A big smile from me. Love Jerrys sound. Well explained.
It's such a pleasure to watch and listen to you play music you get into the mind and spirit of the music love scarlet begonias among many thank you so much
Thanks Barbara
You need a pair of rose tinted glasses to pull the whole Jerry thing off! Nice job!
Going to watch this later, whenever I hear this song, I can't help think of the stone's - Not fade away
Thanks! I love your Dead insights!!
Dude, Thank You!
Right on man keep with the videos, you’re like my therapist.
Stitch, great lesson. Love the pattern in E to the walk up in B. If the band gets rocking on the B walk up it sounds great.
Gorgeous song. I love to hear you discuss Jerry. Once you put in the chord tones, you can sing along with the solo. That is great. Thank you.
Your videos are exactly what I want and need to expand my playing. Thanks so much. Just donated! I hope everyone does. lol Thanks spell check, I almost wrote, "I hope everyone dies!" Not that.. Peace and love
Thanks Jevon!
Touch of grey would be really nice if you put up video for that anyways great stuff!
I got into the Dead because of you, Help On The Way is my new favourite song! I understand all the concepts you're teaching, just need to make them real with my fingers now 😏
Tim Williams getting the fingers to agree to playing Jerry licks is always the hard part!
You go stitch
Hey man I loved solo! Freaking jammed man! I'm a big dead fan fan myself. I love how Jerry utilized the mixolydian form in so many of the dead's songs. Mixolydian has a such an earthy, positive, floating feel to the note patterns. Off the subject, I only got to the see the Dead once. It was June 7 1991 at Deer Creek Music Center in Noblesville IN. They played scarlet into Fire, and it was beautiful. The previous night, I only got to hang out in the parking lot, but I was with a georgous brunette named Lisa who lived in Carmel, only ten minutes from me. She dropped out of IU, freshman year, to live on a hippie commune somewhere in Indiana. She had a full art scholarship and threw it away, never quite understood why she did that. But anyway, you jam man, are you in a band? Down in Pensacola FL, where I live, I have met 2 deadheads total in 18 years of living in this city. Nobody likes the Dead around here. I just dont get it. It's all country or new pop music around here. There is still alot of classic rock interest around here. Pensacola is a weird city in general.
IMO Jerry's best phrasing is 7/13/84... I can listen over and over again.
Great lesson!
My favorite song. Bless you 🙏
Great lesson. 👍
I can play the whole E major scale no problem and I see what you're doing however I wish you would do a lesson on how you are phrasing these notes the way you played them in the sequence how you play them is what makes it
Always a great song to study Jerryisms! Thanks Stich
Thanks Ian. It's fun to get your charts. Since I buy them on my wife's Paypal account she will eventually see a $1.99 charge. So when I see her staring at her IPAD and she lets out a chuckle I know she just saw the Paypal receipt - no questions asked. Or I'll offer up, its for Stich - she grins and says we have to support the Arts. In my brain I am thinking...and cool charts too.
You’re awesome!
Great song and another amazing video
Crucial thanks stich
Hey Ian - long time viewer, first time commenter. Thanks a ton for what you do - your videos have helped me immensely on my guitar journey. I was wondering if during Thursday's video you could go into detail on how Jerry solos around the vocal melody - how he's able to blend the vocal melody with other chord/passing tones. In Jerry's melodic solos (Scarlet, Deal, Loser, He's Gone, Ramble on Rose, etc.), hes always able to bring out the "feeling" or theme of the melody even if that's not directly what he's playing. I think this is truly one of the keys to getting a real "Jerry sound" beyond just making sure you're following the changes / hitting chord tones, and it's something I really struggle with in my dead covers. The Cornell show is a classic example of this for Scarlet. I guess this is ultimately a question on phrasing lol. Hopefully I was able to explain my thoughts such that you understand what I'm trying to get at. Even if I don't catch the live stream I will certainly be watching afterwards!
finally getting to watch this , great lesson!
You are amazing! Love it!
The way I use chord tones is to always visualise a capo and play above it
Great Video Ian.
Hey Stich, you are right those chord changes are fast, and I don't have a looper yet, was wondering if you could play your looper and shout out the chords, I need ear training and I am really slow. This is not a slow song. Your backing track would really help. Thanks again for everything
Not big into the dead or jam bands in general, Scarlet is great, favorite is Althea tho
Arrrrrrrr....peggios. Listen to 5/8/77. Half the solo is straight up arpeggios. Add that in as even another layer!
Hey in the vein of fast changes, how about touch of grey
Got the Dead Bolt out. Nice.
Just met you at Ringling College..lol. Great video and I subscribed.. Names Rick..
Hey Rick! Pleasure hanging with you for a bit. See you next week!
So please help me out here, you start the first solo in A minor or E major and then to B minor?’ Is that right or did I get I get it mixed up?’❤
This is gem of a lesson, was wondering if you can go over the intro riff for Thursday, Thanks
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E toda B toda A ... Groovin ofcourse 😉👍
Hey Ian, hope you've been well! Been practicing soloing over this song with just an E major scale for a long time but trying to take it to the next level, great video. Q: Would you recommend going through all these steps in one position on the guitar and becoming proficient with that before doing the whole process again at another position? Or would you recommend doing step 1 in the first position, then second position, etc, until you're comfortable doing that all over the neck, and THEN go back and add step 2 to position 1, position 2...and slowly go through the steps as you learn them on the neck (Does that make sense?) Def a Q I've had for diving deeper into soloing over all songs in general.
Love the two note chord walk up- would ya call them 6th chords?
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the F# is in the chorus but not jam?
This could be one of your top lessons, thanks big bunches!
Stich you should wear some big ass sunglasses when you play
Much love bro
My ear keeps telling me that Jerry played his leads for this song in B-mixo? I will try sprinkling in the E major and see how that feels. I love your videos! Thank you!
It’s the same scale so you shouldn’t have any problems. Rock on!
@@StichMethodGuitar Would love to see you break down 'I Know You Rider'. not a lot out there and it is a really fun jam!
Sup Ian? 😎 II V I. Some permutation of it is laced throughout the Dead's repertoire.
True, but the 2 would be minor. Yes of course the order of the Notes B E A is a 2 5 1, and we can get that type of feel. But since they are all Major we have to go with the Key, but you are right they play with such ambiguity sometimes as to where the tonal center is.
You say at about 4:15 on the video that this is “Form 1” since you are starting with C# on the 9th fret. Other sites I’ve seen call this “Form 6,” which makes sense to me as C# is the 6th degree of E in the major scale. What am I missing??
Yeahh thank you! Is the part two of franklins tower coming up anytime soon? :)
Soon is a relative word, but yes. Rock on
turned on the backing track... OH MY GOD it was a blast haven't played guitar for long but i thought my improvisisation was pretty good.
I’ve been playing along with the cornel show lately and I’ve noticed something. In the first solo Jerry does from like 4:30 until about 6:30 he keeps hitting the D# as his root note. The song is in the key of E (right?) and I’ve just been so amused at this little musical tease he does. The question is, does he do this in other versions? I’m going to check them out and find out but let me know what you think & if I’m totally wrong, do feel free to provide some constructive criticism! 👍
Yes it is in E, I think I mention this but in E the E can also be played as an EMAJ7 which is an E chord with a D sharp. This is Jerry’s thing!
@@StichMethodGuitar thanks so much! Yes your scarlet lesson (forgot to write rhat I was talking about the scarlet from Cornell) and the PDF made it clear why he was choosing to emphasize that D# note! Thanks again, I can’t tell you how helpful your videos have been! I’m finally getting out of the plateau! 😂
Dude, another awesome lesson. My band has decided to do the song "Ophelia" by The Band. It's tricky and I thought it might be a good lesson for you to do, if you want. The chords are C,D,E,F,G,A (not in that order). Seems like the key of C. But there are no minor chords in the song, only major. I've had a heck of a time trying to come up with some lead parts. What would Ian do?
In the mind of coming up!
But without really listening and just looking at he chords you wrote, Aminor /C Major would work, just need to hit an E Major Pentatonic on the E and an A Major Pentatonic on the A, BUT that’s just by reading what you wrote. Let me see what I can do after playing it.
Ian you're the man. From what I could tell so far, they use c maj sometimes, and c min pent (maybe blues scale?) e min (blues?) and I don't know what else. Hard for me to put it together.
Isn't the progression E E E B / B B B A not E E E E / B B B A ?
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Kenny Withrow anyone???
Your voice sounds a lot like Jerry's too lol
I agree 👍🎶🎸
It's almost like learning guitar from the listeners perspective who woulda knew? Jerry lol....
Thanks for another great video! I don't know if you have done this yet, but could you do a video on the interval chords that Jerry and John like to play sometimes during the lead up/climax of their solos? If i didn't articulate this well, John does it toward the end of this song: czcams.com/video/aZj03bhXvyw/video.html
How do you get the best Jerry tone
less is more
Single coils and lots of treble if you're going for 72-onwards.
Or..... it’s the Phred Guitar and my chunky fingers....😬
It’s called middle pickup on a strat into a vintage blackface fender twin with jbl d-120s with treble on 10 mids on 7 bass on 1-2
What is the conspiracy theory thing all about??