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@@drdexter33 thanks Doug

Cheers, thanks for the feedback, i might try this at some point

Im glad this was of use Georges, I have a similar background myself. There is indeed a lot to understand, too much for one lifetime lol. I would say my attitude is just to gradually give names to the sounds I'm familiar with for organisational purposes, with the whole goal being to make things as simple as possible. Cheers

@@RayGarnerGSU Seems like a pragmatic approach! I've heard you mentionning a chess puzzle in the video, i am a passionate chess player since 8 years and it's pretty much the same : it's so complicated that you need to progressively recognize patterns, name them, classify them, practice them untill they become a second nature. Trusting the process!

@@georgesenmusique ah nice. Ive tried chess myself but found it much too frustrating :)

Cheers Matthew, im very glad you found this useful :)

@@RayGarnerGSU of course, if you ever sell an online course or patreon lesson series I'd buy in a heartbeat.

@@matthewserino6786 thanks very much Matthew

Cheers :)

11-48 ernie ball power slinky, tuned Eb standard in this video. cheers

Hi Jamie, thanks for the suggestion. I'd like to help so i may make a video along these lines at some point. In the meantime I would suggest just listening to the classics (BB King, Hendrix, SRV etc) a massive amount until its in your blood. This is how I learned it but I wasnt listening to learn, I was just listening cus I loved the sound so much (and still do). I must admit when I learned what I know about blues soloing I wasnt even aware chords could have numbers or anything like that lol so I would probably try not to think about that stuff at all and just focus on feel. Keep it really simple, if youre consciously thinking about the chord changes in a blues youre probably overthinking it. Cheers

Don’t underestimate that advice, it’s like learning a language. The scales are words and your improv creates the sentences. The best way to learn a language is to listen to its native speakers

I hope this is useful :)

@RayGarnerGSU Yes of course mate.

@@Barbara-e2u hi Barbara, im sorry to hear that, best wishes to you

Massages, heat an ice and stretching. Good luck! I’m struggling with forearm pain. Limits practice time. Paying the price for not stretching etc and questionable posture.

@@demejiuk5660 I think the feelin's startin to come back a bit-a way to go yet though

@@malcolmbags3594 Cheers Malcolm

Cheers, I'm glad you find it useful :)

Thank you

Be patient and dont give up :) See if you can link up with some local musicians and also make sure your instrument is setup right (important). Focus on playing actual music rather than studies and schoolish stuff for the most part, focus on sounds that excite you and avoid monotony. Its kind of different for everyone so just try loads of stuff and see what sticks. Best of luck, cheers

Beautiful Ray Lenny Breau would love it Just as I do Wonderful as always Nana x❤

You're very welcome

@@samhealy5484 thanks Sam. Im plugged straight into the amp here with a touch of tremolo on the amp. Im pulling on the neck to get the vibrato on the chords

Cheers, im glad you found it useful

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Cheers

Thanks Samuel

Cheers, I'm glad you like it

Thank you

Cheers Kevin, im glad you think so

Cheers :) its an iphone 15 pro max

cheers Jacob :)

Thanks Samuele, I'm glad you like it

thank you Jairo

cheers from England :)

Thank you Georges :)

Thank you very much Chris

Thanks Chris, yes it is, im glad you like it. At some point I'll post a link here to the chords ive written out for it, cheers

@RayGarnerGSU ah amazing, I'll be waiting eagerly. In the meantime, I'll be slowing down the video

@@ChrisBluntMusic here are the chords dreamless.digital/docs/sheets/lillyponds.pdf , this is basically the notation i use in case youre not familiar with it tedgreene.com/images/lessons/students/PaulVachon/HowToReadTedGreeneChordDiagrams.pdf

@@RayGarnerGSU thanks Ray :)

@@ChrisBluntMusic no worries Chris :)

Thank you Seth :)

Thanks Oscar :)

Cheers Carl :)

and yes !

Thanks :)

Cheers Chris

@@bartfarrell Thank you Bart, glad you enjoyed it :)

lol thank you

cheers :)

Thank you :)

lol cheers Steven

Thank you, im glad you like them

Thank you very much. What do you have in mind?

Cheers :)