It's amazing to me how you continue to grow even beyond the Ultra Pro-Level. I've watched your videos for years and find you just get better and better. You are a role model we'd all do well to emulate!
Corey you truly have a gift for teaching! As an old guy who has been playing in bands for years as a little above average player, you always teach me little things to add to my repertoire. You slow down and take the time to show me things I should have learned years ago! Great job. You really swing!
Dang Corey I just love the laid back timing of your playing. It all swings so dang good! I listen and follow all the big names in online guitar- all the usual suspects- but yours is my favorite. Keep doing what you do!
Can't tell enough how I enjoy your lessons. They are fun and exciting and extremely informative. I particularly like this lesson for its somewhat different slant on 12 bar format. Thank you so much Corey. Please continue to inspire us.
Another amazing lesson. This kind of stuff is invaluable when playing alone (call / response) hours of endless fun and practice at the same time. Thank you, Cory.
Always such great lessons, brother! Everything I’ve ever seen you teach is practical stuff that you will actually USE on stage. A lot of what you cover I have been using for years and it works incredibly well for improvising live over chord progressions that guitarists actually encounter on gigs. Usually, though, there is little twist you throw in that I never thought of, even though I use the overall concept. The rest of the stuff you teach that I don’t know, I steal immediately 😈 Your material and teaching style is perfect for the intermediate to advanced player and you treat it as such. In other words, you don’t waste time explaining how to play individual chords, or get bogged down in ideas that accomplished players already know. There are plenty of lessons I’ve seen you do for beginners and I’m sure in those you do explain all the basics, but what I appreciate most is that you seem to know your target audience for each individual lesson, depending on how advanced the concept is, and you teach accordingly. Incredibly cool ideas, practical ideas that players can actually use on the bandstand, and you always keep my attention because you only focus on the important parts of each concept, line, or idea. All that adds up, in my opinion (as little as that’s worth 😂), to you being one of the best players and teachers on UA-cam, if not my favorite. You deserve FAR more subscribers, brother, and I wish you the best of luck getting them. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your content that you readily offer all of us FREE OF CHARGE! It is appreciated 🤘
Corey is the man. I just watched a video of robben ford talking about the same thing bringing that high note up to add drama. Love when I hear the same thing from different teachers to get the idea concrete in my head
Once more a master class in technique. I heartfully enjoy watching your instructional videos. I picked up some really cool chords and riffs. Thank you for your helpfulness.
Excellente Corey. I've lerned more about rythm with you in 2 weeks that I did in past 10 years. Really appreciate your teaching. Thank you so much for all the work
Been racking my brains thinking what I should practice over the Xmas break to get me out of a rut. I was thinking I should delve deeper into the Blues and learn how to add se embellishments so that I sound more musical when playing solo, and this video pops up. Nice one Corey
I decided today to be more intentional with my scales and chords. I wanted to learn more four note chords (and found this video). I couldn't make out that third G7 shape shape (as the other two were CAGED shapes). But when I applied your Dominant 7 course knowledge to it, I can directly see it coming out of that third scale shape. Well it's just one of those mornings where things are clicking.
Have used your Tru Fire discs in the past and found them very helpful. Your new lessons here are equally as good and well laid out. No nonsense, straight up great learning tool. It's all there if ya wanna put the time in. Thanks much for making it possible. Your dedication and passion for the music and willingness to share with others is top notch in my book!
Once again a great lesson that gives you just enough to run on your own without feeling intimidated by the work ahead. Nice playing, lovely guitar and great job as ever, many thanks !
Sounds like a horn section!! I do so love these sort of lessons because it combines fresh new ideas with alternate cool chords and timing along with brushing up with our fingering and fretboard knowledge!! Great idea, CC!! Now to convert to C & D. Jim C.
Well Corey, I've only recently stumbled on your channel and I have to tell you, your are getting it very right. I would pitch myself at the low intermediate stage and I'm frustrated just trotting down the same paths. Been this way a few years. I've learned more in a week than all that time, so thanks greatly. Your secret - which shouldn't be so - is that you bring things down from above my level, to the simple, staged and demonstrated figures I can understand. So many others do great stuff but explain it in off-putting terms. I'm not lazy or resistant to new ideas but too much detail just goes over my head. So I'll stop there because I'm starting to waffle but, thought it might help you know you're doing great stuff here.
Thanks so much for the lesson. This kinda stuff just stumps me if someone says hey play me some blues in A off the cuff. I know it’s experience, maybe, but I don’t have forty years to figure it out. I’m already 65 and I try to cram as much as I can every day and still work enough to pay the bills. I work off of two sites with thousands of lessons and songs at my disposal but if I’m not sitting in front of the computer and someone says hey show us what you can do I’d be like “huh”!. I know this may sound funny but its no joke. I want to learn how to just pick it up and go, no computer no drum machine no metronome just me. There’s my rant, back to computer I guess. P S it’s not that Bad maybe 🤔😬 thanks Corey your lessons are 👍
Thanks Corey! Haven't heard a call and response like this using chord inversions. Sweet! Don't sweat the barking, our dachshund is 16+ years old and now it's more snoring when I play. Mike C
Thank you for the wealth of help. You know the level many of us are at, and have an awesome way of teaching how to get to that elusive next step. You make it look easy man haha. Smooth🎸
fantastic lesson - I really love these simple ideas you show for making solos and finding tones on the neck. The real value of them is that they embed a really good chunk of theory in your brain by tricking you into thinking that you're not actually thinking about theory; you're just having fun. Oh yeah, and that is one really sweet looking Casino, too. I'm in love.
I absolutely love these wee tricks and tips you share Corey. I need to finish the rhythm Fakebook and your intermediate Blues Rhythm course and then start to incorporate these into my playing too.
I laugh when shredders say blues is easy. When you see the bag of tricks this guy has, you clearly see how deep it can go. Playing these ideas with tone and feel within the timing is what the speed guys miss, and lose their soul and lyricism in the process.
Todd, I indeed second your articulate thoughts. I will take Corey's tasteful and soulful expressions every time over shred (though he can do that too). When I tune into one of Corey's generous lessons, he always expands my approach and thinking about the instrument and leaves me awestruck at his many accomplished styles (of which his masterful take on the blues is but one). Corey's playing is the answer to the question: "How badly do you want this?". It is abundantly evident that this young man has put in the work. I may be a long way from executing his teaching, but his inspiration never misses a beat.
I love your lessons, my man! Your true fire courses are 🔥🔥🔥. I’m rewatching the Texas blues lessons where you teach licks/solos over each part of a 12 BB progression but trying to incorporate your arpeggios lesson into it. I think I’m kind of getting it little by little. Let us know if you release any courses through your website. I would be first in line to snag them. Cheers
Great lesson Corey... but also worthwhile just for your playing and those blues tones you get out of your fingers and that epiphone... classic... what a great sound... I'll be stealing all the licks here I can!
The concept is using inversions to climb the fretboard. G7 has 4 notes, giving us a root position and 3 inversions (4 different chord tones for "bass" notes). It's a great strategy that you can apply to other types of chords in other styles.
Get the TAB and Backing Track here! coreycongilio.ac-page.com/addchordstobluessolos
Is this still a live link?
@@glennclewis63 Site is back online. Should be good now. Thanks for your patience!
@@coreycongilio Hey, it is! Thanks. Great stuff, by the way, really enjoy your videos.
I am starting to think that this is the best free instructional channel on YT at the moment
Wow, that is fantastic. Thanks so much!
It's amazing to me how you continue to grow even beyond the Ultra Pro-Level. I've watched your videos for years and find you just get better and better. You are a role model we'd all do well to emulate!
You are definitely one of the best teachers/ players out there. Tone, feel, phrasing? Check.
Really appreciate that
Corey you truly have a gift for teaching! As an old guy who has been playing in bands for years as a little above average player, you always teach me little things to add to my repertoire. You slow down and take the time to show me things I should have learned years ago! Great job. You really swing!
Appreciate that!
I'VE REALLY ENJOYED ALL OF UR LESSONS ,ONE OF THE MODERN DAY GUITAR TEACHERS.
Good to hear! Thanks!
These are definitely the type of lessons that are fun to just sit around and jam --love it! Thanks Cory
Dang Corey I just love the laid back timing of your playing. It all swings so dang good! I listen and follow all the big names in online guitar- all the usual suspects- but yours is my favorite. Keep doing what you do!
Can't tell enough how I enjoy your lessons. They are fun and exciting and extremely informative. I particularly like this lesson for its somewhat different slant on 12 bar format. Thank you so much Corey. Please continue to inspire us.
Another amazing lesson. This kind of stuff is invaluable when playing alone (call / response) hours of endless fun and practice at the same time. Thank you, Cory.
Glad you enjoyed
Thanks Corey. This is the lesson I've been looking for. Can't wait to explore the possibilities.
Man there’s a ton of guitar lessons on UA-cam but this guy had to be one of the best in terms of teaching
Appreciate that
THANKS Corey this lesson this caught my eye/ear right away!!and I suffer from A.D.D. Great Job C.C.👍👍👍
Always such great lessons, brother! Everything I’ve ever seen you teach is practical stuff that you will actually USE on stage. A lot of what you cover I have been using for years and it works incredibly well for improvising live over chord progressions that guitarists actually encounter on gigs. Usually, though, there is little twist you throw in that I never thought of, even though I use the overall concept. The rest of the stuff you teach that I don’t know, I steal immediately 😈 Your material and teaching style is perfect for the intermediate to advanced player and you treat it as such. In other words, you don’t waste time explaining how to play individual chords, or get bogged down in ideas that accomplished players already know. There are plenty of lessons I’ve seen you do for beginners and I’m sure in those you do explain all the basics, but what I appreciate most is that you seem to know your target audience for each individual lesson, depending on how advanced the concept is, and you teach accordingly. Incredibly cool ideas, practical ideas that players can actually use on the bandstand, and you always keep my attention because you only focus on the important parts of each concept, line, or idea. All that adds up, in my opinion (as little as that’s worth 😂), to you being one of the best players and teachers on UA-cam, if not my favorite. You deserve FAR more subscribers, brother, and I wish you the best of luck getting them. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your content that you readily offer all of us FREE OF CHARGE! It is appreciated 🤘
Corey is the man. I just watched a video of robben ford talking about the same thing bringing that high note up to add drama. Love when I hear the same thing from different teachers to get the idea concrete in my head
Oh nice! Thx for watching
Oh man, you kill it every time. Watching your solo makes me wish I was born in the 60’s. What a magical time for music
Thanks!
Corey is one with the guitar, perfect!!!!
Appreciate that!
2021 is the year of killer lessons! Love what you're doing to help us understand the guitar better. Thanks for all your hard work!
That’s kind of you!
Exhaust all my possibilities! That’s poetry! 😀👍 Yet again a great lesson!
Thanks again!
Everything you teach can be put to use NOW. A Working mans lessons. Thanks man.
That’s the plan!!
Love your playing Corey. You go from 0 to kickass in a heartbeat and always play with feeling .
appreciate that!
You rock man. Don’t stop. Your site is at the bend of exponential growth. Great material.
Thx so much! Staying the course!
Once more a master class in technique. I heartfully enjoy watching your instructional videos. I picked up some really cool chords and riffs. Thank you for your helpfulness.
Thanks for such beautiful inspiration. Cheers from Indonesia.
Excellente Corey. I've lerned more about rythm with you in 2 weeks that I did in past 10 years. Really appreciate your teaching. Thank you so much for all the work
Awesome!
playing is so awesome groovy. great lesson. really helpful. Thanks for the TAB too.
This guy is great. No fluff at all and very useful. Cheers, mate.
Thx so much
Been racking my brains thinking what I should practice over the Xmas break to get me out of a rut. I was thinking I should delve deeper into the Blues and learn how to add se embellishments so that I sound more musical when playing solo, and this video pops up. Nice one Corey
Thanks! Hope you enjoy!
great useable information that makes you immediately play and sound better. Thanks Corey
Glad you like it
Thank for this. Thanks to UA-cam I’ve grown more as a player this past month than the past 15 years
That’s awesome!
I decided today to be more intentional with my scales and chords. I wanted to learn more four note chords (and found this video). I couldn't make out that third G7 shape shape (as the other two were CAGED shapes). But when I applied your Dominant 7 course knowledge to it, I can directly see it coming out of that third scale shape. Well it's just one of those mornings where things are clicking.
That was incredibly helpful. Thanks Cory!
Have used your Tru Fire discs in the past and found them very helpful. Your new lessons here are equally as good and well laid out. No nonsense, straight up great learning tool. It's all there if ya wanna put the time in. Thanks much for making it possible. Your dedication and passion for the music and willingness to share with others is top notch in my book!
Thx for the support!
Thank you for awesome lessons Corey. I enjoy a lot learning from them
Glad to hear that
Once again a great lesson that gives you just enough to run on your own without feeling intimidated by the work ahead. Nice playing, lovely guitar and great job as ever, many thanks !
Thanks!
Your lessons are so amazing... thanks from France !
Thx!!
Sounds like a horn section!! I do so love these sort of lessons because it combines fresh new ideas with alternate cool chords and timing along with brushing up with our fingering and fretboard knowledge!! Great idea, CC!! Now to convert to C & D. Jim C.
That is really sweet tone. Seriously.
Thx!
Well Corey, I've only recently stumbled on your channel and I have to tell you, your are getting it very right.
I would pitch myself at the low intermediate stage and I'm frustrated just trotting down the same paths. Been this way a few years.
I've learned more in a week than all that time, so thanks greatly. Your secret - which shouldn't be so - is that you bring things down from above my level, to the simple, staged and demonstrated figures I can understand. So many others do great stuff but explain it in off-putting terms. I'm not lazy or resistant to new ideas but too much detail just goes over my head.
So I'll stop there because I'm starting to waffle but, thought it might help you know you're doing great stuff here.
Appreciate this.
Thanks so much for the lesson. This kinda stuff just stumps me if someone says hey play me some blues in A off the cuff. I know it’s experience, maybe, but I don’t have forty years to figure it out. I’m already 65 and I try to cram as much as I can every day and still work enough to pay the bills. I work off of two sites with thousands of lessons and songs at my disposal but if I’m not sitting in front of the computer and someone says hey show us what you can do I’d be like “huh”!. I know this may sound funny but its no joke. I want to learn how to just pick it up and go, no computer no drum machine no metronome just me. There’s my rant, back to computer I guess. P S it’s not that Bad maybe 🤔😬 thanks Corey your lessons are 👍
Great lesson, love your videos. They’re very quick, informative, and useful.
Glad to hear it!
always good stuff from Corey, thanks man!!
You're the best, Corey. Incredible lesson I can apply almost immediately.
Awesome! Thank you!
Very fun. Super vibe. I'll be around for sure, after I work through this. Thank you.re
Thanks Corey! Haven't heard a call and response like this using chord inversions. Sweet! Don't sweat the barking, our dachshund is 16+ years old and now it's more snoring when I play.
Mike C
great lesson Corey.Thanks a lot !
Love this, thank you Corey!!
Thank you for the wealth of help. You know the level many of us are at, and have an awesome way of teaching how to get to that elusive next step. You make it look easy man haha. Smooth🎸
Appreciate that!
fantastic lesson - I really love these simple ideas you show for making solos and finding tones on the neck. The real value of them is that they embed a really good chunk of theory in your brain by tricking you into thinking that you're not actually thinking about theory; you're just having fun.
Oh yeah, and that is one really sweet looking Casino, too. I'm in love.
Glad you dug!
Sounds killer. Your style is great.
Thx!
this lesson 💓💗💓 thanks so much! This very cool cool stuff..I'm believing that it's finally within reach
Great lesson putting chords to the licks is what I want to get into, thanks cory, nice playing by the way.
thx so much!
I love your TrueFire courses and so glad I found your UA-cam channel. Telling all my friends!
Awesome thx!
You made a revolution to my playing
Ah that’s great to hear
Super helpful! Love his videos
What an amazing free lesson ..
Glad you enjoyed
Super lesson awesome playing.
Hip, manageable, and helpful - thanks!
Great stuff - thanks!
Gold.
Another great lesson! Thanks Corey!
Thx Jim!
I absolutely love these wee tricks and tips you share Corey. I need to finish the rhythm Fakebook and your intermediate Blues Rhythm course and then start to incorporate these into my playing too.
Thx Brian!
Corey’s well of knowledge is so deep...I found him on TrueFire years ago and his knowledge of the blues is staggering. Highly recommended stuff.
Hey thx for that!
As always, GREAT content... Keep it comin’! So deceptively simple, “just” playing CAGED partials up the neck... I love it. 👊🏻
Corey congilo "is The Best👍☝👍☝👍
Corey, thank you for sharing your brilliant music idea! I really dig it.
I laugh when shredders say blues is easy. When you see the bag of tricks this guy has, you clearly see how deep it can go. Playing these ideas with tone and feel within the timing is what the speed guys miss, and lose their soul and lyricism in the process.
Yes, you are right.
Todd, I indeed second your articulate thoughts. I will take Corey's tasteful and soulful expressions every time over shred (though he can do that too). When I tune into one of Corey's generous lessons, he always expands my approach and thinking about the instrument and leaves me awestruck at his many accomplished styles (of which his masterful take on the blues is but one). Corey's playing is the answer to the question: "How badly do you want this?". It is abundantly evident that this young man has put in the work. I may be a long way from executing his teaching, but his inspiration never misses a beat.
I use to be a shredder and now I am a beginner blues player and it is way more difficult to learn. Practice, Practice and more Practice!!!
Great Lesson, well explained, and picked it up just fine thanks 👍🏻
Glad it helped!
Thank You for this cool lesson
Great lesson and, wow, what a gorgeous Casino
You are great, man. Nice lesson, easy and great! Thanks...
Awesome. Glad you enjoy
Killer TONE!! Super helpful lesson, Corey. Thank you.
My pleasure
Great lesson! Is a great backing track too! A lot to practice again. Thanks.
Nice lesson and I love the tones of that Epiphone Casino! Absolutely gorgeous!
I love your lessons, my man! Your true fire courses are 🔥🔥🔥. I’m rewatching the Texas blues lessons where you teach licks/solos over each part of a 12 BB progression but trying to incorporate your arpeggios lesson into it. I think I’m kind of getting it little by little. Let us know if you release any courses through your website. I would be first in line to snag them. Cheers
Thx so much!! I will for sure!
So cool! Love the chord melody ideas.
Always great!!! Best regards from Brazil man.
Thanks a lot!
Great tone!
Thank you for share Corey, greetings from Spain. Keep safe
Thanks for watching
@@coreycongilio Have you a blues course for learn from 0 to intermediate or advance?
@@masqacordes I have MANY courses. Email me at corey@coreycongilio.com and I can get you on a path. Thanks!
I'm picking up quick what your laying down. Thank you.
Awesome!
Great lesson. Thanks.
thanks Corey perhaps you can even expand more on this video with turnarounds etc. Thanks Man!
Noted!
Another most valuable video Corey! Thanks for sharing, awesome tips as always 🎸👍
Glad you enjoyed
Awesome. Loving your stuff.
Thx!
Great exercise to improve muscle memory going up the neck; the unfamiliar G7/B shape is the toughest to land quickly for me.
Toughest for me as well. But it is the same chord shape as Dim chord, just different strings. So it is worth to learn that shape.
You are an excellent teacher ! Thanks
@@ataraxia4526 I saw that, and adding the pinky, still a bit sticky, will get it after more reps. Thank you, cheers!
Nice I'm practicing drop 2, this will make it more fun
Yep. That’s it exactly!
Great lesson Corey... but also worthwhile just for your playing and those blues tones you get out of your fingers and that epiphone... classic... what a great sound... I'll be stealing all the licks here I can!
Haha thx!
Love this !!! You are The Man Corey I just discovered your channel ! Great stuff wonderfully articulated
Thank you ! John in London
Thanks and welcome
Really need more stuff like this, thanks man!
My pleasure
Great stuff bro 🙌 I just discovered you (via Papa Brett) and, after 3 videos, feel I'm already getting better and enjoying it more, THANK YOU
That’s awesome!
Top teacher.
🙏🏻
Corey è un grande didatta complimeni
The concept is using inversions to climb the fretboard. G7 has 4 notes, giving us a root position and 3 inversions (4 different chord tones for "bass" notes). It's a great strategy that you can apply to other types of chords in other styles.
Excellent!
Thank you Mr. Congilio!
Corey, you play great blues..
Very much needed idea (!)
Great stuff! Corey covers a bunch of alternate chord shapes in his Blues Rock guitar course with Brett Papa.
Really cool,thanks.
Great! Thank you