"Lotus Feet" Shakti/JohnMcLaughlin Solo Concepts

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Ideas for improvisation on Lotus Feet by John McLaughlin and Shakti. Scales, arpeggios and pentatonic's with alternate picking guitar technique.
Indo jazz fusion approach to guitar solos.
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[@AW-kr9fl]

One of the very few guitarists on CZcams who understands and can teach John McLaughlin’s style and technique

[@CliffordMartinOnline]

Thanks mate! Appreciated!👍

[@paulwilliams9854]

brilliant, thank you

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Thanks Paul, appreciated!👍

[@ganazby]

Absolutely the best guitar teacher on CZcams. For more advanced players, I must add. Thanks yet again, Clifford.

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Thanks Philip, appreciated, Happy New Year!👍

[@ganazby]

Likewise, Clifford.

[@rajurajamani7171]

Very nice illustration backed by soulful playing

[@CliffordMartinOnline]

Thanks Raju, Appreciated!👍

[@joshuanirmal9068]

Couldn't stop listening to it over and over. A beautiful scale and your flawless playing makes it sound even more beautiful, Mr. Cliff. Reminds me of the score from 'The Oppenheimer' movie.

[@CliffordMartinOnline]

Thanks Joshua, yeah, it's a lovely sound and really brings the resonance out of the guitar. I haven't heard the score of the The Oppenheimer' movie, but I'll give it a listen👍

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Booooo🎉❤

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Gracias!!👍

[@shlaptop]

Great analyis, so many great ideas to use in our own music. Thank you!!

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Thanks mate! 👍

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Grande Clifford. Sei davvero un grande chitarrista 👍

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Gracias Alessandro!

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Merci beaucoup !!!😊

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Merci Pascal!👍

[@gabrielfiedler5550]

Great Video Cliff!! You give so many possibilities of how to use the pentatonic scale and arpeggios mixed with a few other notes. It changes the whole vibe of the pentatonic!! Thank you!

[@CliffordMartinOnline]

Thanks Gabriel! Yeah, there are so many variations on any one idea with this composition. 👍

[@-LyDia.Of-France]

I like your enthusiasm in your videos and your professionalism!! You are a good teacher ! Thumbs up 16 LyDia ♫♪♫

[@CliffordMartinOnline]

Thanks LyDia, very kind words, and very much appreciated, merci!👍

Amazing video Clifford, I will start to study right now 😍 Thanks a lot from Spain!

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Thanks Mauri! 👍

[@sonicstoryteller]

Nice video cliff love the Lydian mode it's so mysterious and adaptable TFS Phil 👍

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Thanks Phil, appreciated! 👍

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Thanks elboschable! 👍👍

[@DUOSAMBINHA-eh3wx]

Very good both in the explanation and in playing... if I can ask you what guitar you use in the video... it has a wonderful sound!

[@CliffordMartinOnline]

Hi Thanks! The guitar is a Taylor ns54CE. It's a 2006 early model of the Taylor nylon string series.👍👍👍

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@@CliffordMartinOnline Thank you, you were very kind to answer... I wish you all the best!

[@101xaplax101]

great video as always.............is your guitar output going straight to logic or some other daw? I don't see a cord but the reverb is high on it but not your voice so it cant just be the mic recording both

[@CliffordMartinOnline]

Hi, well spotted! I actually record the guitar and voice in one mic [RodeNt1a] which is recorded with Camo/video through an iPhone. I then edit the video in iMovie.....After this I import the video into LogicX and then literally cut the audio into separate tracks..... So, the guitar parts are cut up into a reverb track and the voice parts cut up into a vocal compressor track....it can be quite a lot of patient and detailed work.... but, it's the only way I can get a decent acoustic guitar sound and a decent/clear vocal sound at the same time....👍