One of the best lessons I ever saw on UA-cam, so much inspiring input and „aha-moments“ is rare to find. I just realized a few days ago, that you offer these videos. Shame on me… You share so much knowledge. Thank you!!!
Took me awhile to get all those double stops with 6ths you did but now that I've got it I can how useful it can be. That position on the neck for E major makes playing solos like butter. Thanks immensely!
There was this guy I met at the 3rd & Lindsley who looks exactly like you bro! 🤪 He told me that you were going to start doing Tool Shreds again but I didn’t believe him. But seriously, it was a pleasure meeting you. What’s cool is that I’ve improved a bit since your old Tool Shreds... I can almost understand what you’re talking about now! 😝🤓✌🏼❤️🎸🤘🏽
@@2011goldtop ford, thanks for responding between you and GT I'm learning so much about fretboard mapping and melody. I'm going back to #2 again and start over. I'm 71 but better late yeah? And all those 335's, too cool!
Hi Ford , comments are turned off for kill covid vid . My question on that vid featuring g dom arps is there is a d dom arp in it ? which has the f# which is the major 7 of g . I love this lick but is it named correctly ot am i interprerting wrong ? thanks ..
@@2011goldtop correct , but contained in the next sequence of notes there is b d f# a c b . hmmm . oh , is that the same sequence but now played over a d7 ?
One of the best lessons I ever saw on UA-cam, so much inspiring input and „aha-moments“ is rare to find. I just realized a few days ago, that you offer these videos. Shame on me… You share so much knowledge. Thank you!!!
Oh yeah, Thurston is back! Two videos back to back. We really missed these. Thanks!
love the lesson.. great stank face too bro.. you nail it
I'm so glad you are back doing these man I learn a ton from this!!! Short simple and lots of info
Boom! 🙏
fretting on purpose with a hammeron...super sweet, I love all your stuff on the Heritage short clips
Appreciate that 👋
Very helpful! Thank you for your time.
Thanks Ford! These little lessons are gold 🙂
Any time 🙏
This is great shit, Ford. Thank you. Just unlocked some stuff that I was sort of getting instinctually, but didn't quite know the theory behind it.
Ford, thanks for inspiration.
Your looking good..keep it up..Thanks..I'm learning.
Awe shux!! Thank you !!
Definitely inspiring, makes you want to grab your guitar and practice! Thanks Ford!
Love that you’re back Ford!!!
Thank you !!
Doesn't matter what guitar you have in your hands Ford it always sounds like you and nobody else. Great lesson series man. Thanks !
Too kind! Thank you !!
Took me awhile to get all those double stops with 6ths you did but now that I've got it I can how useful it can be. That position on the neck for E major makes playing solos like butter. Thanks immensely!
So happy these are back. You are one BAD ASS guitar player and a great teacher. Cheers from a fellow yinzer!
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So great...thanks for this!!! In the licks you are playing, I'm hearing little 3 or 4 note runs that make me go "What is that? I know that!"
Amazing how a 5 minute video from a pro like Ford leads to light bulb city! Thank you for these!
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Thanks Ford, this is the stuff I’ve been searching for. Cheers
phenomenal ideas here, thank you!
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There was this guy I met at the 3rd & Lindsley who looks exactly like you bro! 🤪 He told me that you were going to start doing Tool Shreds again but I didn’t believe him.
But seriously, it was a pleasure meeting you. What’s cool is that I’ve improved a bit since your old Tool Shreds... I can almost understand what you’re talking about now! 😝🤓✌🏼❤️🎸🤘🏽
My man!! How’s that guitar? You gave me the push I needed to get this going again ! Thanks buddy 🙏
Amazing !!! That makes me happy !!
Dude is a Jedi Master.
That collings is awesome I have lollars in my 290 and it’s amazing
Love them!
Love this one!
Thank you
Hi Ford, nice lesson! Thanks for sharing!
Cheers from Germany!
Matt
I’ve one coming everyday ! Thanks for watching !!
Ford always gives great info to chew on
More too come 🙏🤟🏻
Great stuff as usual FT, Good to see you back sharing knowledge.... been a bit😂
I’m back !!
Great lesson. Thanks man! 🙏🏼
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Is that an I 30 or I35? Standard or vintage model? What amp/stomps you using? Great definition, percussiveness, but still sings.
Thank for the great lesson. That was f#m and g#m when you were playing 2 and 3 of E? Don't recognize those shapes.
Yes they are all still the notes of the E maj scale
@@2011goldtop ford, thanks for responding between you and GT I'm learning so much about fretboard mapping and melody. I'm going back to #2 again and start over. I'm 71 but better late yeah? And all those 335's, too cool!
Hi Ford , comments are turned off for kill covid vid . My question on that vid featuring g dom arps is there is a d dom arp in it ? which has the f# which is the major 7 of g . I love this lick but is it named correctly ot am i interprerting wrong ? thanks ..
The arpeggio doesn’t have a f# in it..I’m starting from the 3rd ..B D F A Bflat B
Maybe I’m commenting on a different arpeggio ? 🤪
@@2011goldtop correct , but contained in the next sequence of notes there is b d f# a c b . hmmm . oh , is that the same sequence but now played over a d7 ?
@@bubzulu you are correct .. this first part is g then I switch up toward the end .. I’m
Just noodling toward the ends..it works 🤓
@@2011goldtop You got that right , thanks for taking the time !!