Only 29k people watched this video. Many people missing out on the best lesson yet on how to make 12 bar blues solos sound more interesting. Great chromatic ideas, great phrasing ideas, and players who use the dom 7th arpeggios in their blues solos always sound the best. Thanks for another great video. FYI, I've been a TrueFire all access subscriber for about a year and Corey's lessons are all top notch.
Been playing for almost 30 years (can't believe I just wrote that!!!). For me this is like when Dorothy goes to Oz and now everything is in color. Now I just actually have to sit down and practice. Thanks, again, Papa and Corey!
I'm late to the show but it never gets old. Corey can lay down a phrase with the best of them. His instruction method is top shelf too. Thanks for this.
GUYS!!! This has to be the best how to guitar video that I have come across!!!! The presentation is awesome and the fact that you are really teaching and learning from each other, but also presenting the information to those that are watching. Corp world calls it train the trainer...love it. So much information to be applied from this and implementing this into my playing as I am watching for the second time!!! Keep up the great work!
Since discovering him about two months ago, Corey is quickly becoming one of my favorite players. He is the kind of player that I’ve always wanted to be myself. He’s comfortable in all styles of music yet still has developed his own sound from his myriad influences. I got serious about guitar around age 14 or so, when I saw Alan Jackson’s Austin City Limits show. His guitarist was playing all the Brent Mason stuff from the record and it blew my mind. Dude was a monster and no one knew his name. The search to find out who he was led me down the session guitarist rabbit hole and I’ve been digging it deeper ever since. Nothing has been better for my sideman career than imitating session guys and learning to play multiple styles well. It allowed me to sit in with a blues band, jazz trio, and a classic rock band in the same week and be convincing enough in each to get the call backs. Most of my buddies went chasing a single hero of theirs like SRV, EJ, Slash or whomever else it may have been, and even though a few of them became monster players, they were only monsters in their comfort zones. To each his or her own, but in my opinion the best players on Earth are the guys cutting the records that you don’t hear much about. I rambled off all that nonsense to say that Corey is as complete a player as I have seen and my only gripe with him is that he didn’t show up on my radar sooner. So many licks to cop and not enough time to do it 😂 If you happen to stumble across this Corey, thank you for all the incredible content you freely give to us peasants in this music kingdom 🤘🏼
I’m happy I wrote it if you needed to hear it brother. Happy holidays to you and yours as well, and I’ll give you a shout after the holidays. Be safe and relax before it’s time to kick 2020 square in its a** 🤘🏼.
Amazing arpeggio in dominant 7. Completely different from the usual lessons on pentatonic. It shows the theory that support a great melodic solo. Very much appreciated.
Have worked through a bunch of Corey's Truefire courses, but this was such a wonderful surprise. It's great seeing the two of you going back and forth. I'm off to plug in my guitar and put my arpeggio practice to use now!
Brett, I took a long look at where I'm at as a guitarist and as a guy who has basically learn from records....etc. I decided I wanted to get better since the music landscape has changed. Thank you for the course with Corey. I just purchased it. Again thank you....love
Seriously awesome, Robben Ford type licks, I always wondered what arpeggios Robben is using. Corey and Brett are amazing together, Corey is by far one of the best instructors I've seen on You Tube. thanks for that!
I like that sound too. That triad: Root, 3rd, 5th followed by the b7 in the key of E is the start of "Pretty Woman". Now I see what Roy Orbison did. Sounds sassy! Another useful lesson as always Brett!! It is like mixing major and minor to my ears. Very cool.
Great lesson. Corey really explains things very clearly - makes me feel that this is achievable for me. Corey also seems like he is a really nice and fun guy, and you both seem to complement each other, too; great to watch two humble, but very talented, people enjoying playing together. Many thanks, Brett.
I enjoyed the lesson! The great thing about playing guitar is that you never stop learning. I play for 45 years it's still get excited about learning something new. Thanks for the lesson.
Brad Carlton used that exact same dominant 7 arpeggiation in a Rhythmology series sponsored by D’Adarrio 10 years ago. It was the same chord structures and scale (root, third, fifth, flat seven, etc.). I thought I was going to finally get around to learning how to play some Funky rhythm pieces but Brad was way over my head. I remember thinking back then that maybe one day I finally would figure it out. Well, I still don’t have it figured out but I understand it better now. Brett and several others got me this far, it looks like Mr. Congilio is about to teach us the triads in Blues chord progression. Who knows, maybe this’ll give me the confidence to go back and use Mr. Carlton’s lessons to finally pin down some of those rhythms in Funk! Maybe get some of that Blues to Funk crossover stuff the Kirk Fletcher has mastered.
Hey guys. I never thought of it that way. But you're right we're never satisfied with the way we play. We hear something from someone else and, wow i want to play like that
@@BrettPapa Ok, now I've watched the video and, as I knew I would, I LIKED the f&#% out of it. This video and the last one you did with Corey are my homework for the next couple weeks. Love it! And I gotta say that I especially love when you stop these guys and say "Hold on, show that what you did there slowly". And lastly, damn you got some tasty licks Brett!
Come on viewers of fine taste, ,let's get some votes going for Corey to find a little time to transcribe that sassy chromatic blues run at 3.59 for us mere mortals!,,keep coming back, it's amazing !
@@BrettPapa I'm obviously not as talented but I tend to rush into stuff as you can tell by my terrible old vids. I wish I could move my brain down a gear. Keep up the awesome vids mate.
Great demo ! Just got an HAAR Stratocaster with Suhr M’ pickups..Sounds awesome but look for a warmer neck pickup ( I remember the Fat 50 I had on a Stratocaster years ago..!). Which set is warmer , bassier ? Kloppman 62, another bnand or model please ..Thanks for your answer, best regards from France
Thanks for this Brett. Really helpful as always. Question. How much have you found your own playing has improved since your UA-cam tutorial journey began?
papa this is what I;ve thought for quite awhile , get rid of the distortion 99% of the time you are practicing, let your hands do the talking, then when playing with others add the OD back in, your hands will really talk and sing
@@coreycongilio it took me playing acoustic guitar only, bring out the expression in my heart and soul. I really like your understanding and use of guitar.
Thanks for demo. On my side, my taste is not for that kind of arpeggios in a Blues context. I feel less is more, few notes, some silences to install a dramatic feel, that's my thing. While I do like the dominant 7th chords, I would not arpeggiate them. Anyway, I like the 2 of you demoing, keep that good time roll 👍
@@coreycongilio yezh, right , Papastache deviated from blues arpeggios to rock rythm arpeggio, soon to become jazzy rythm. Whatever music, blues, rock, jazz (even country haha), we live them all 👍
Only 29k people watched this video. Many people missing out on the best lesson yet on how to make 12 bar blues solos sound more interesting. Great chromatic ideas, great phrasing ideas, and players who use the dom 7th arpeggios in their blues solos always sound the best. Thanks for another great video. FYI, I've been a TrueFire all access subscriber for about a year and Corey's lessons are all top notch.
Thanks for checking it out! Glad you enjoyed it!
Been playing for almost 30 years (can't believe I just wrote that!!!). For me this is like when Dorothy goes to Oz and now everything is in color. Now I just actually have to sit down and practice. Thanks, again, Papa and Corey!
I'm late to the show but it never gets old. Corey can lay down a phrase with the best of them.
His instruction method is top shelf too.
Thanks for this.
Yep Corey is awesome!
8.38 Amazing how Papa picks it up instantly and makes it his own.. awesome
Haha! Corey is a great teacher!
GUYS!!! This has to be the best how to guitar video that I have come across!!!! The presentation is awesome and the fact that you are really teaching and learning from each other, but also presenting the information to those that are watching. Corp world calls it train the trainer...love it. So much information to be applied from this and implementing this into my playing as I am watching for the second time!!! Keep up the great work!
Awesome to hear Daryel! Glad you got something out of it!
Papa always brings out the best in his guests. They should bring him in as a consultant on their TrueFire Courses.
Since discovering him about two months ago, Corey is quickly becoming one of my favorite players. He is the kind of player that I’ve always wanted to be myself. He’s comfortable in all styles of music yet still has developed his own sound from his myriad influences. I got serious about guitar around age 14 or so, when I saw Alan Jackson’s Austin City Limits show. His guitarist was playing all the Brent Mason stuff from the record and it blew my mind. Dude was a monster and no one knew his name. The search to find out who he was led me down the session guitarist rabbit hole and I’ve been digging it deeper ever since. Nothing has been better for my sideman career than imitating session guys and learning to play multiple styles well. It allowed me to sit in with a blues band, jazz trio, and a classic rock band in the same week and be convincing enough in each to get the call backs. Most of my buddies went chasing a single hero of theirs like SRV, EJ, Slash or whomever else it may have been, and even though a few of them became monster players, they were only monsters in their comfort zones. To each his or her own, but in my opinion the best players on Earth are the guys cutting the records that you don’t hear much about. I rambled off all that nonsense to say that Corey is as complete a player as I have seen and my only gripe with him is that he didn’t show up on my radar sooner. So many licks to cop and not enough time to do it 😂 If you happen to stumble across this Corey, thank you for all the incredible content you freely give to us peasants in this music kingdom 🤘🏼
I’m happy I wrote it if you needed to hear it brother. Happy holidays to you and yours as well, and I’ll give you a shout after the holidays. Be safe and relax before it’s time to kick 2020 square in its a** 🤘🏼.
Without a doubt session guys are the best players I have ever been around. Thanks for watching!
Corey is an awesome blues guitar teacher! Enjoyed the vid. 👍😀
Sweet! Thanks for checking out the vid!
Brett brings on awesome people and is an amazing teacher. Corey is great!
Thanks! Corey is awesome!
You guys blow my mind! You're speaking my language! Can't thank you enough! Got this on a loop!!!
Awesome! Glad to hear you are liking the videos! Thanks for watching!
Amazing arpeggio in dominant 7. Completely different from the usual lessons on pentatonic. It shows the theory that support a great melodic solo. Very much appreciated.
You are welcome!
Best part of this video (around 10:30) is how quickly Brett picks this lesson up and incorporates the arpeggios into his own awesome playing style.
Thanks!
Have worked through a bunch of Corey's Truefire courses, but this was such a wonderful surprise. It's great seeing the two of you going back and forth. I'm off to plug in my guitar and put my arpeggio practice to use now!
Awesome man! Enjoy! Corey and I have something pretty darn awesome coming out in about 3 weeks so keep an eye out for it!
Two awesome dudes, sharing the gravy! Rock n Roll fellas.
Thanks for checking us out!
Thanks Brett! Its always satisfying watching someone you think is amazing, having fun learning!
Thanks David! Thanks for tuning in!
love how much fun Corey has playing and teaching...
Yep he is awesome. Really great teacher. More coming soon!
@@coreycongilio Thanks for this video.
Is the best channel on UA-cam or what,man you guy's are mind blowing,Thanks for sharing your skills.
Wow, thanks man! Glad you like it!
that three layer sweep at the end over blues rock f,n killer.
Glad you liked it Mike! Thanks for watching!
Big fan of Brett here.!!! Corey f... master of the universe!
Lol!
Brett, I took a long look at where I'm at as a guitarist and as a guy who has basically learn from records....etc. I decided I wanted to get better since the music landscape has changed. Thank you for the course with Corey. I just purchased it. Again thank you....love
Awesome!!! Thanks for the support! Corey's course is awesome. Second addition comes out in 2 weeks or so!
Seriously awesome, Robben Ford type licks, I always wondered what arpeggios Robben is using. Corey and Brett are amazing together, Corey is by far one of the best instructors I've seen on You Tube. thanks for that!
Thanks for checking it out!
Just watched Corey on a video Tim Pierce uploaded today too. He's making the rounds today. ^-^
Corey is an absolute musical beast
Yep for sure!
Slow, slow, mortals here. Classic Bret moment right there!!!
I like that sound too. That triad: Root, 3rd, 5th followed by the b7 in the key of E is the start of "Pretty Woman". Now I see what Roy Orbison did. Sounds sassy! Another useful lesson as always Brett!! It is like mixing major and minor to my ears. Very cool.
Thank ya sir!
Great lesson. Corey really explains things very clearly - makes me feel that this is achievable for me. Corey also seems like he is a really nice and fun guy, and you both seem to complement each other, too; great to watch two humble, but very talented, people enjoying playing together. Many thanks, Brett.
You are welcome! Thanks for tuning in!
PAPASTACHE and COREYSTACHE....' The MUSTACHE BROTHER'S BAND....' Tks from Brazil :D
This is way cool! Corey's tone on his SG reminds me of classic Freddie King. And his playing sounds so unique.
I enjoyed the lesson! The great thing about playing guitar is that you never stop learning. I play for 45 years it's still get excited about learning something new. Thanks for the lesson.
Thats awesome! You can always learn something new!
Thanks a lot! Finaly great!! It´s the best, that you forgot "We´re makin´a video"....very intresting, to look such good musicians over the shoulder!!
Thanks for checking it out Jo!
Love Corey. One amazing guitarist, teacher wrapped in such a likable personality.
Yep agreed!
5:00 the look on Papa's face lol
Thanks Corey Congilio and Brett always enjoy the videos
Thanks for tuning in!
The jam at 10:30 sounds almost Aerosmith like... I love it!
Awesome! Glad ya liked it!
Wow the two of you. Great! It sounds close to moxolidian to my ear. Never mind :-) Brett just said the same thing at 14:10!
Lol!
Thank you Brett & Corey
Sure thing!
Good stuff- had to watch this twice just cuz it was rockin. Thanks guys! Gonna play some now.
Haha! Thanks!
Superb lesson loved it. Cheers
Glad you liked it Andrew! Thanks for checking it out!
This. Was. AWESOME! Thank you!
Sure thing!
Y'all are great. Really cool little lesson
Glad ya liked it!
Awesome playing guys
Thanks!
That was excellent content and lesson.
Thanks!
Brad Carlton used that exact same dominant 7 arpeggiation in a Rhythmology series sponsored by D’Adarrio 10 years ago. It was the same chord structures and scale (root, third, fifth, flat seven, etc.). I thought I was going to finally get around to learning how to play some Funky rhythm pieces but Brad was way over my head. I remember thinking back then that maybe one day I finally would figure it out. Well, I still don’t have it figured out but I understand it better now. Brett and several others got me this far, it looks like Mr. Congilio is about to teach us the triads in Blues chord progression. Who knows, maybe this’ll give me the confidence to go back and use Mr. Carlton’s lessons to finally pin down some of those rhythms in Funk! Maybe get some of that Blues to Funk crossover stuff the Kirk Fletcher has mastered.
You got this! They are both great teachers. Thanks for checking it out!
Oh - absolutely!
@@BBQ1953 Those Brad Carlton videos are really cool.
Mortal speed, love it! I have courses from both of you guys and it's slow going but it is going. Thanks for the vids.
Awesome! thanks for the support!
Hey guys. I never thought of it that way. But you're right we're never satisfied with the way we play. We hear something from someone else and, wow i want to play like that
Yep the trick is to just keep workin at it and eventually land on something we do like haha!
Corey came up with a Beckish lick called 'What I Meant' on Truefire that was a style expander for me a few years ago. Thx.
Sure thing!
As always, Thank ya Mr PapaStache!
Sure thing!
Wow this is a great session guys . Thanks a lot 🇦🇺
Sure thing!
This was so informative!! Thank you keep up the great work!!🤘🙏🏼🔥🎸🎸
Sure thing! Thanks for checking it out!
I clicked LIKE before even watching. Cuz the last one you guys did was chock full o’ great useful stuff.
Jeff Hight That’s literally THE MOST direct route to crappy products....
70mjc Not sure I get what you mean.
Haha!
@@BrettPapa Ok, now I've watched the video and, as I knew I would, I LIKED the f&#% out of it. This video and the last one you did with Corey are my homework for the next couple weeks. Love it! And I gotta say that I especially love when you stop these guys and say "Hold on, show that what you did there slowly". And lastly, damn you got some tasty licks Brett!
Great stuff. Thanks
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
Great, man!!!!!
You should do a video about your pink strat you use in most of your videos
I have but it is due for another one. I have recently made some changes.
Cool duo!
Thanks!
I love a good jam...you guys are as good as gets!! 🤘🏼
Thank ya sir! Glad you liked it!
Great stuff.
Great. Series with Corey, Jeff McErlain and Guthrie Trapp
Thanks! More coming soon!
Good stuff thanks! 🎵🎸🤙
Glad you liked it! Thanks for tuning in!
SO good!
Thanks for tuning in!
That was such a helpful and inspiring lesson , thanks very much !
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
Corey sounds great throwing in the arpeggios it really sings, sounds like something Steve Vai would do.
Thanks for checking it out!
Help me out heaps great show the best
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Come on viewers of fine taste, ,let's get some votes going for Corey to find a little time to transcribe that sassy chromatic blues run at 3.59 for us mere mortals!,,keep coming back, it's amazing !
Thanks for checking it out!
That Strat has wicked tone
Thanks! I love that thing! Lollar pickups rule!!!
This is the best thing since cold beer.
Sweet! Thats a great compliment because cold beer is real good!!
WHAT AWESOME CONTENT!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Beautiful SG Corey Has in these vid's - Its "Inverness Green" .. Right?
looks pelham blue to me but i see why you would say that
Ahahahah it's awesome how Papa is surprised when he plays the arpeggios during he jam!
great video thank you
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
i love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome! Thanks for checking it out!
hey Brett, LOVE your content. I've watched your CAGED, you can use the CAGED too to learn all the intervals of the scale like the 7ths. Good job ! :)
Thank ya sir!
my favourite thing about your vids 'STOP. What did you just do?'
Haha! I get that a lot. Some of these guys got way to many good licks to be blowing by all that stuff!
@@BrettPapa I'm obviously not as talented but I tend to rush into stuff as you can tell by my terrible old vids.
I wish I could move my brain down a gear. Keep up the awesome vids mate.
Corey has his ten thousand in
The lick at 3.59
wow,,,that's my thing right there ,,amazing! Ps papa,s strat sounds bitching!!
Thank ya! Thanks for watching!
Very good!, 👏👏👏.
Thanks!
Great demo ! Just got an HAAR Stratocaster with Suhr M’ pickups..Sounds awesome but look for a warmer neck pickup ( I remember the Fat 50 I had on a Stratocaster years ago..!). Which set is warmer , bassier ? Kloppman 62, another bnand or model please ..Thanks for your answer, best regards from France
Not sure. I'm a Lollar guy all the way!
Hello pops. I need to ask you guitar tech questions pretty please.
What are the controls on your lovely Strat?
All useful shit right there. Thanks
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this Brett. Really helpful as always. Question. How much have you found your own playing has improved since your UA-cam tutorial journey began?
You are welcome! Absolutely! Can't hang out with all these great players and not have it rub off on you at least a little bit lol!
awesome
Thanks for checking it out!
4:00
Great!
Thanks!
TRM
3:37
WOW!
Sweet! Thanks for watching!
really liked the marijuana plant in the background
Haha! Kind of looks like one.
papastache102 ::cough cough:: ....yeah...
papa this is what I;ve thought for quite awhile , get rid of the distortion 99% of the time you are practicing, let your hands do the talking, then when playing with others add the OD back in, your hands will really talk and sing
@@coreycongilio it took me playing acoustic guitar only, bring out the expression in my heart and soul. I really like your understanding and use of guitar.
For sure!!
I am stealing ALL the licks played in this video
Yup! I was just gunna just borrow them. But hell, let's be honest!
I'm NOT GIVING THEM BACK!! Ha!
Thanks for demo. On my side, my taste is not for that kind of arpeggios in a Blues context. I feel less is more, few notes, some silences to install a dramatic feel, that's my thing. While I do like the dominant 7th chords, I would not arpeggiate them. Anyway, I like the 2 of you demoing, keep that good time roll 👍
@@coreycongilio yezh, right , Papastache deviated from blues arpeggios to rock rythm arpeggio, soon to become jazzy rythm. Whatever music, blues, rock, jazz (even country haha), we live them all 👍
17 min and still WAY TOO SHORT! Great video!!
Haha! Glad you liked it!
legal lol I want some illegal note dispersion like my main man Vernon Reid!
Haha!
"Shufflitis!" That's what I've got. I was hoping it wasn't Herpes or something.
Lol!
They're brothers right?
Nope just good buds!
Isn't another name for this ; intervals?
Arpeggios are the notes of a chord played separately. So in a sense yes they are intervals.
That sounds more like Van Halen. He from Chicago?
No he is from Pittsburg.
The son of Frank?
Haha
2 ox boxes? why you flexin'?
Got to treat my guests good too haha!
papastache102 can I be a guest then? Damn haha
Sure!
Bret! It's arpeggios.
Not Ar"pay"geeoos.
And you both sound like Clapton
I definitely don’t play guitar.
It's all relative. When I hang out with certain people I don't feel like I really do either haha!
papastache102 lol no, I actually don’t play guitar!😂😂😂 Made it all the way through the video though. Amazing talent!🔥
Haha! Awesome! Well thanks for watching!