How to Jam Endlessly on Guitar
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2017
- Sean Daniel and Justin Mitchell back again with some arpeggio madness, specifically how to jam endlessly using mixolydian-based arpeggios while changing directions.
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Great lesson! You guys are the best!
Thanks for watching!
40 years of guitar playing and jams, the conversation never involved modes. Phrygian on three, hit it.
LOL. Payback for baiting me into that Zepplin sucks video.
I suppose it is.
You need to jam with me and Ian! :)
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong. One of my favorite jam bands. The Werks. Also another good one.
I'll have to check em out!
Great ideas. Thank you.
Thanks Lee!
These guys Make a good duo
im here because Grateful Dead is my favorite band and I am a beginner acoustic player....I used to play Bass, but wanted to switch to something I can play anywhere and jam grateful dead style. love you all and thanks for the video.
Great video. Thanks guys.
Thanks for watching!
Jamming is my reality! Jams Forever! Jamming is GOD to me! This video is great! My grandfather always says Guitar Fiddle Bow Wherever You Go! I live by that! It sometimes brings money it sometimes does not but jamming is all I know!
“I love your jam” then the awkward Sean Daniels realization face
;)
I'm in a jam band and can confirm this
Thanks for backing us up Nick :)
This was very interesting! I'll be working with it.
Great to hear!
Your second guessing of having said "I love your jam" did not go unnoticed.... Haha
Haha, I'm glad someone noticed :)
Thanks for the lesson guys could you do next "How to Jam Endlessly as a rythm player". Thanks
Will do!
Sean Daniel it'd be especially helpful if you could explain how to jam rhythm over one chord rather than over a progression like this video. Bob weir is a great example of someone who can just jam in a key without it being a boring two chord progression the whole time
So if it was in the key of for example A you could play Dmaj 7 and E7 chords and use the same pattern starting on the flat 7th of the A scale ?
this Justin dude had one of the best covers I've ever seen on YT, the MJ Remember the Time one but it got taken down :-(
No kidding?
Thx this is great. I was going to ask why flat 7 gives it the mixolydian sound then I figured it out. I knew the chord progression should be in C. Then I compared the notes of G mixolydian in the key of C to G major and there was the difference: a flat 7..F# to F. I must be learning form your lessons..thx so much. I bought a Ditto looper because of Sean.
So great to hear! You're really getting it :)
You kinda look like ant mans guitarist brother
Haha, yeah I've gotten that a few times :)
Sean, what is your favorite italian food meal? You strike me as a chicken parmesan kind of guy, but I wouldn't be surprised if you threw baked ziti back at me.
Man that's a good question, I suppose the answer would be 'anything'. Andrea's family comes from Italy and sometimes they do homemade pizza the real way, and it's like an out of body experience.
Hey Sean, another great video! Question, would you mind make a video of a daily practice routine? I m getting a bit better at playing, but still feel my fundamentals are not as strong. I m searching for a routine of practicing some fundamental techniques. Keep up the good work my friend.
I definitely have been meaning to make that video I just gotta quit being lazy and do it! Stay tuned!
Will do. Looking forward to it. Thanks dude.
Mr. Clever the wit Sean's speech.. delivery cadence is so so unique (good)
Even with(and never an,ah,ahm, um at the fore) his (following) pauseful uh,huh, eh,
(perhaps he trained hiself to that?)..is likely? maybe?
(an ! or a , or a ; or :)
All natural my man!
which one of your videos should i watch first if I don't know anything about guitar/music theory?
I love your jam **awkward face**
Haha, right?! I thought I was gonna get flamed by that but you're the only one to notice so far.
noob question: if you are in the key of C why are you doing a scale in G and not in C?
Ian they are picking on you!!! Beard Envy
At it's finest!
Does the mixolydian in G have sharps or flats. Just curious because in my book it has none. lol
Breedlove!!! Represent!!!!
its cool
Sean what's a jam band ?
Justin, what brand/model guitar is that? sounds great.
Breedlove Passport c250, great guitar.
Very helpful!!!
Thanks so much for saying so!
can you do a lesson on heart of life by john mayer ?
Great suggestion I'll put it on the list!
Jam band - John Mayer just joined 'the jam band to end all jam bands' - you guessed it - it's The Grateful Dead offshoot band Dead & Company
I've seen a couple vids of them and he slays it!
2:09 onenuh..shape
Whoopdeyitiz..ok is coloquialismah mi mein
Sean what guitar are you playing here?
Haha I'm actually wearing Birkenstocks and drinking kombucha right now :)
You might be in a jam band!
This is turning into a Jeff Foxworthy routine and I won't have that
Since he's your spirit animal. Which of Josh Homme's projects you like the most? TCV, QOTSA or EODM, I'm lazy so I only wrote the initials.
Luis Renteria Listen to some Kyuss dude!
robdy2k I had no idea. I'm going to check it right now. Everything Homme does is gold.
Man I've gotta say QOTSA but I love all 4.
Kyuss were a huge influence on Jason Newsted and in turn Metallica. A lot of people dissed Metallica in 96 for ripping off the Kyuss / Homme guitar sound on Load/Reload. This was about the point when Homme became a cult figure really. A lot of that Desert Sessions stuff is really cool. Generator parties. Episode 5 of Grohls Sonic Highways is a must see for insight into that scene and what it created. Music geek heaven!
The Outlaw Torn and Fixxer are both great examples of Metallica demonstrating huge influence from the Kyuss/Homme Desert Jam sound.
If you ramble aimlessly attempting to be funny more than you jam might be in a Sean Daniel jam band. Just kidding but for real.
Learned the most from you dude. Make me laugh
Thanks so much!
If I'm ever going to take John Mayer's job with Dead and Co., I figure I'm going to have to solo for at least 30 min. at a time. Problem is my fret hand tends to fall asleep around minute 10. Any good tips for keeping circulation in my arm on marathon jams?
Man that's a great question I'm not sure I'm qualified to answer! I usually don't consistently jam that long but whenever I have had fretting hand fatigue in the past I just kind of go one finger bar a couple strings at a time and work those pentatonic boxes. :)
If I could add my two cents, There are any jam bands who have two guitarists who can lead or who split the role of rhythm and lead guitarists. for example: Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Umphery's McGee, Moe. Anyways my point here being, if you are doing a long jam, give another player the opportunity to take lead on a Jam. Some of the best Jams from Col. Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit Results in Otel (Now the Bassist for Dead and CO.) Going on a nice little Bass Solo. while they are going off on their little lead jam you can take a short break, especially if you have enough instruments.
Hey Sean...I am a regular basis viewer of your contents...It helps me and encourages a lot as well...
I have to ask you something..on how to find out the chords for a song on guitar..and how to transpose it from one scale to another for different vocalists..
please let me know..so that it can make my performances good...for my singing...Thank you...
That was not really jamming guys, that was an academic mixolydian arpeggio. You should just be all over the neck in C mixo. It will sound kinda jazzy and is cool. Or, Jam in G major Penatonic,; It sounds great to the backing track...Jam bands are all over Penatonics.
Yeah pentatonics are always a way to go. Just wanted to introduce a circular mixo arpeggio and didn't really know how to name it :)
This guy gets it
just to know, did u mention charly garcia thing?
Nope.
Shape is moveable ?
Of course. Try it.
i actually do have a looper pedal because of that video
Awesome! Hope you're diggin it!
this guy likes the sound of his own voice too much
But it sounds so good!
SELF LOVEEEEE
Just the right amount.
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What kind of Taylor is Sean playing?
Taylor GA3, discontinued but it's most like a current 314. Great guitar :)
Sean, I need to change my payment information, so I don't lose my patreon account. Don't know how, and my card had to be re-issued. When it trys to draw my payment this month, it will be declined. I use it every day! Love your style Brother, 👍😉😎🎸🎙🎻🇺🇸
Help lolololol
Fucking cool
Thanks!
I think this what this lesson taught me was the theory behind a typical jam band session. Listening to jam bands makes me want to curl up in a fetal position with my hands over my ears. My own personal circle of hell would be to be trapped at a never ending Dead concert. Now I know why, thanks!
Seriously, there is a very big difference between typical jam band noodling and the real deal. I mean thinking of creating music, working off of one another. Not just going along with whatever your fingers happen to be doing following some formula. That might make you some friends, and it might even get you laid but it isn't really MUSIC.
Very few rock and roll bands actually jam in the Jazz sense. In fact the only band that I know who really knew how to jam improvisationally, consistently and brilliantly was The Allman brothers. Listen to them transition from You Don't Love Me/Soul Serenade starting around ua-cam.com/video/YA-dt4jDuPk/v-deo.htmlm9s. Like the moment Duanne pulls it over into the next tune at 8:38. Fucking incredible. That's not noodling.
Any other examples of bands that can actually jam that people can think of?
(And don't say Phish.)
(Unless you have a really good example.)
(Or you're Ian. In which case, respect.)
Phish is not my example, I think a lot of the Hendrix experience live stuff can count right? They kill it.
Check out Umphery's Mcgee, Moe. and If you like Allman brothers try Col Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescure unit, Tedeski Trucks, and Chris Robinson Brotherhood oh also Widespread Panic. :)
Chase the 🐅
how do jam bands do it? the power of an A; chord progression followed by a B; Chord progression
Haha, whatever works!
I thought the guy on the left was missing a hand
Oh the hand is there, and it is strong.
Jimmy herring!
Bring on widespread
Right on!
How bout some beginner flamenco tutorials?
Good idea!
Mr.J did go 15th ok
1:1999
Man this is so dumb but if you play this back at .5x speed for the first 25 seconds Sean sounds like he downed a whole fifth
oh boy...
I think the blondie's having a real hard time, his face turn so red
Came for a Muse tutorial, left annoyed by their personalities.
Everybody loves to make fun of Ian
I didn't make fun of ya Ian, I have proof its in my video above in my comment youtube link playing to seans backing track. You da man Ian. :)
But it's just so easy ;)
1:1000(more)using
cutaway have i yted seen... withal 15-18th freters (Virtu sosonly) ":"never wit cutter chopper cutty
Hacker hackjob c/a
got..furthermore only classicl gitbox got.. witness?
Yeah that's the breedlove c250, great guitar.
mixolydian is a disease musical rabbits get.
I think it's actually called mixylydoitosis
Really ? Sloppy? Garcia????
Love your stuff, Sean BUT (there's always a "but," right?), I think the title of the video should be "How to Jam Endlessly on Guitar (and probably bore everybody to death)!" Seriously, I've been a performer for a lot of years - I do busking, bars, private parties, studio work, host open mics, etc. Unless the gig is specifically billed as a jam session, NOBODY wants to hear guitar players jamming; they mostly want to hear someone sing songs, preferably songs they know. ;)
Please don't go on forever, those few seconds at the start is enough to send anyone over the edge....jammy would have been a more appropriate....