Robben Ford 'Help The Poor' V-I licks lesson (part 2) - How to Play it, Why it Works

[@PeteCallard]

Hope you’ve enjoyed this - you can find part one here: ua-cam.com/video/In8HYIVIM_Q/v-deo.html and the breakdown of another brilliant Robben Ford lick here ua-cam.com/video/sY3QVq0rhuM/v-deo.html

[@johnmeeks9308]

i'll also look at others scott henderson frank ganbale

[@pathackett3958]

Thanks Pete, many of us I'm sure still miss your insightful GT columns :-)

[@PeteCallard]

Thanks Pat, much appreciated! I guess you could say my GT columns have moved to UA-cam…

[@johnmeeks9308]

wow glad i found this, great job will be watch more and get transcriptions

[@PeteCallard]

Thanks very much John, glad you enjoyed it!

[@alexloda7660]

Hello 👋 Pete... Merry Christmas... you are one Bad Cat... 😺.

[@PeteCallard]

Thanks Alex! Belated happy Christmas 🎄

[@aljustal7577]

A bit more complex than part one, but great explanation as always 👍 Always impresses me that what appear to be totally random notes end up sounding great 😄 Ting is, is Robben a jazzy blueser or a bluesy jazzer 🤔

[@PeteCallard]

Thanks Al Just Al! I'd definitely say jazzy blueser….

[@francesco0185]

Great video. What pickups does that SG have? Thanks.

[@PeteCallard]

Thanks very much! It’s a Gibson Custom Shop SG with the stock pickups

[@francesco0185]

@@PeteCallard Thanks for your answer. But... could you be more specific? Sorry for asking again but I read "Les Paul" on the headstock and I know that there are few SGs who have this name, not just one model. Is it a 61 custom shop or a 63 or else? Does it have a slim taper neck or...? I don't mean to bother you. if you don't know it, it's no problem at all.

[@PeteCallard]

I’m not sure to be honest - I think it’s a 61 but I don’t really remember. It’s a really great guitar. Sorry not to be more help

[@macmusica]

Well I am a big fan of Robben too. Part 1 was ok but Part 2 is the cause for divorce. True.

[@PeteCallard]

Sorry you didn’t like it, but thanks for the feedback