There are 2 options here, either a 5-4-1 progression or a 1-7 lower-4 if you count the first chord as a tonic. As a result, you can play G mixolydian will fit like a glove, as you say.
You provide a great foundation!!! 😁. I have been using and sharing your lessons with a number of players. I am hosting jam sessions and am hoping to introduce some of the principles you teach. Where were you 20 years agoing, there is so much catch-up I am doing. Any thoughts on pick control/speed?
@@robertcassell782 thanks so much for taking the time to watch my lessons and for sharing them also! Means a lot! A good muting technique is the key for control and speed for sure! A lot of beginner, intermediate players struggle with this. Controlling the strings, gives us a lot of confidence! Thanks again for your feedback.👍
Great video Rusty! I am 37, been playing guitar over 20 years and been playing in worship bands for the last 15 years. Still always learning something new!
Rusty, you are a genius. This is one of the greatest guitar lessons ever for bringing triads to life. Thank you for publishing. You are a gifted teacher.
Came across your other channel about 6 months ago or so. I remember saying to my wife, i think this guy has a bible in the background of his videos. Just discovered this wee gem of a channel tonight, and was very pleased I was correct. Glad to see it! God bless
I often wonder how many people notice the Bible in the background. I’m so glad you did! And it’s great to see you here. Thanks so much for checking out my videos.🙏
Great Ideas. I like to think of the triads in relation to the CAGED system. This gives me the option of using the lower or upper strings as needed. Love the bending. Great Lesson Thanks God Bless Bob C.
The caged system is a great way to visualize a fretboard for sure! Thanks so much for the comment, and I appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos Bob! Talk to you soon🙏
I also really like your 2nd channel here! 👍 I think this lesson helps a lot of guitarists! 🎸 And I really appreciate you using my backing tracks 😁 Thanks buddy ✌️🤗
Really love the melodic sound of this Rusty, step by step I am adding the many tricks you show us and getting better and more musical, thank you very much!
I'm definitely going to practice what you taught in this video. I've been learning triads, this will be a big help and make learning more fun and musical. Thanks for the great lesson!
I'm in Australia, and we have just got home from our Good Friday Festival. There was an excellent message, and we are so blessed to have talented musicians in our church. Then, to add to that, another insiring video. Thank you, Rusty. - Rod
Wow you just connected the entire fret board without thinking about it . Just picture a bar chord then take a piece of it and create movement with feeling. Awesome rusty!
I’m glad to hear that! Just playing the Notes in a different way! I did go over the minor chord toward the end of the video. But it’s basically the same move just the minor third instead of major third. Which is only three frets up instead of four. Thanks for the comment.🙏
I’m using the Revv G 20 amp set clean and driving it with the Revv tilt overdrive pedal. Also some reverb from the Strymon BigSky and delay from the Strymon Timeline. This is my set up for almost every video. Thanks Rick for checking out my lessons 🙏
The major pentatonic connects the stuff very well, but you might have to force yourself to strum the chord and then play the triad shape, and then the next chord and so on. Then just play the Triad shapes only over each chord. Then you can start connecting them with the major pentatonic scale. You are working on some fun stuff and you will get this down. Have a great weekend. Thanks.🙏
Hey Danny, you would just locate the D chord and use the triad shape like I did in the video. The movement I used will work over any major chord in the exact same way. Thanks a lot for checking out the video. Catch you later.🙏
Here is a link for this awesome backing track that I used in the video ua-cam.com/video/GTaTAdfVIFk/v-deo.htmlsi=I8iE6zNBvjSzDgzf
Thanks Rusty! 👍🤗✌️
Thanks Rusty! Simple things add so much tastiness . It is the difference between a boring speaker and one that grabs your attention.Like our Lord😇
Well said! I appreciate your message! Thank you 🙏
Peace be with you! Jesus is the King of Glory!
Thank you, Paul! Have a wonderful Easter weekend🙏
Great lesson Rusty. God is indeed good. Thanks for your insights brother.
Thanks for watching until the end David! I really do appreciate it. See you soon.🙏
There are 2 options here, either a 5-4-1 progression or a 1-7 lower-4 if you count the first chord as a tonic. As a result, you can play G mixolydian will fit like a glove, as you say.
You are definitely taking it a step farther. I was keeping it simple for the video.
You provide a great foundation!!! 😁. I have been using and sharing your lessons with a number of players.
I am hosting jam sessions and am hoping to introduce some of the principles you teach. Where were you 20 years agoing, there is so much catch-up I am doing.
Any thoughts on pick control/speed?
@@robertcassell782 thanks so much for taking the time to watch my lessons and for sharing them also! Means a lot! A good muting technique is the key for control and speed for sure! A lot of beginner, intermediate players struggle with this. Controlling the strings, gives us a lot of confidence! Thanks again for your feedback.👍
Rusty, you are one of the best teachers on the net. Thanks 💯😊
I really do appreciate that! Thanks so much! Enjoy your weekend Kris! Talk to you soon 🙏
1st Time in my life...68...I can do it! Thx so much! 😢🎉 South Africa
I’m glad to hear that! Greetings from Chicago! Enjoy your Easter weekend🙏
I will use this lesson to worship God on the worship team!
Thanks for checking out the video, James! Blessings to you🙏
Great video Rusty! I am 37, been playing guitar over 20 years and been playing in worship bands for the last 15 years. Still always learning something new!
Nice! I’m the same way. I try to learn something new every day if I can. Thanks so much for checking out the video. I hope to talk to you soon.🙏
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 No probs! I’ve subscribed as well. Someday we can jam, whether it’s on earth or in Heaven. God bless you sir! 🙏
Rusty, you are a genius. This is one of the greatest guitar lessons ever for bringing triads to life. Thank you for publishing. You are a gifted teacher.
That’s exciting Kevin! I’m glad you got something from the video! Let’s keep working on this stuff together! Thanks 🙏
Came across your other channel about 6 months ago or so. I remember saying to my wife, i think this guy has a bible in the background of his videos. Just discovered this wee gem of a channel tonight, and was very pleased I was correct. Glad to see it! God bless
I often wonder how many people notice the Bible in the background. I’m so glad you did! And it’s great to see you here. Thanks so much for checking out my videos.🙏
Rusty, your lessons always hit the mark!
I am so glad to hear that! Thanks a lot for watching🙏
Great Ideas.
I like to think of the triads in relation to the CAGED system.
This gives me the option of using the lower or upper strings as needed.
Love the bending.
Great Lesson
Thanks
God Bless
Bob C.
The caged system is a great way to visualize a fretboard for sure! Thanks so much for the comment, and I appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos Bob! Talk to you soon🙏
Thank you for sharing
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching👍
Thanks Rusty, interesting ideas.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching🙏
wow that's amazing trick, thanks!!
Cool! Thank you, Hermann! I appreciate you checking out the video🙏
I also really like your 2nd channel here! 👍 I think this lesson helps a lot of guitarists! 🎸 And I really appreciate you using my backing tracks 😁 Thanks buddy ✌️🤗
I’m glad to hear that TG! I definitely like your backing tracks! And it’s really good to see your channel growing! Talk to you soon brother🙏
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 Thank you very much! ☺️🤗 Talk to you soon my friend 🙏
Really love the melodic sound of this Rusty, step by step I am adding the many tricks you show us and getting better and more musical, thank you very much!
Nice! I’m glad you’re moving forward! Have a great weekend Rafa 🙏
Thank you rusty. Have a nice day sir😊
Wow! Thanks so much Jim!!! This support really helps keep the wheels rolling on my channel. Talk to you soon and have a great week 🙏
Musicality in movement! Thank you for sharing, Rusty 🙏
Have a peaceful Easter 😇
Thanks for checking out the video Derek! Much appreciated. I hope you have a wonderful Easter also! Thanks brother.🙏
This is helpful and thank you for the sharing😊
I’m glad the lesson was helpful. Jack! You’re welcome and let’s talk soon.🙏
I'm definitely going to practice what you taught in this video. I've been learning triads, this will be a big help and make learning more fun and musical. Thanks for the great lesson!
Triads are a great way to visualize the fretboard! I’m glad you liked the lesson Donald! Thanks 🙏
This just put things together for me. Many thanks!
Nice! I’m glad to hear that! Thanks buddy 🙏
Beautifully clear picture Dusty. Good lighting too. Useful lesson as usual. Australia.
Thanks for checking out the video! Much appreciated 🙏
Great Lesson Rusty!!! A definite watch again!!!
I’m glad you got some thing from the video! Thanks my brother🙏
really good lesson, will take some time to master it, but please continue with more like this Thanks
Thank you! More to come buddy 🙏
Love this one Rusty. Great sounding ideas. Thanks very much.
I’m happy to hear that brother! Enjoy your Easter 🙏
Love your teaching style🎉
Thanks a lot James 🙏
Thanks mate no problem kind regards david
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 🙏
Very useful chords ! Sounds amazing! Thank you so much!
I’m glad the lesson was useful! Thanks for watching🙏
Thank you brother, this is a very useful trick
You’re very welcome! I appreciate your comment 🙏
I'm in Australia, and we have just got home from our Good Friday Festival. There was an excellent message, and we are so blessed to have talented musicians in our church.
Then, to add to that, another insiring video.
Thank you, Rusty.
- Rod
Greetings from Chicago Rod! And happy Easter 🙏 I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks for checking in brother 🤛
Wow you just connected the entire fret board without thinking about it . Just picture a bar chord then take a piece of it and create movement with feeling. Awesome rusty!
Right on Anthony I wish I knew those connections early on. Thanks a lot for checking out the lesson. Enjoy your upcoming weekend.🙏
you are amazing, thank you Rusty
Much appreciated! And you’re very welcome! Thank you for watching my lessons 🙏
You're the best Rusty...thanks for helping a budding lead guitarist grow with your sessions. Great detail and demonstrations 😊👍🏽👊🏽☝🏽🤘🏽
You’re very welcome man! Thank you for all your support🙏
God bless you Rusty. Your lessons always have useful real-world applications. You rock brother!
Thanks a lot Mike! I’m glad that the lesson was useful! Talk to you soon 🙏
Good stuff, Rusty. Thank you. And happy Easter.
Thanks a lot Michael! You’re welcome and I hope you had a great Easter Sunday🙏
Happy Easter Rusty. I believe I can safely say this. Thank you for sharing.
Happy Easter to you also! Thank you for checking out the video 🙏
🎸❤@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2
Great stuff Rusty
Thanks so much! Have a great weekend🙏
Thanks Rusty, this helps a lot !
You’re welcome Stephen! I’m happy to help! Thank you for your comment 🙏
Thank you Rufus 🎉 🎉
Wild Stallions Rule! 😊
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Really useful lesson thanks a lot
I’m glad the lesson was useful! Thanks for checking out the video🙏
I appreciate it Andrew👍
This is the coolest and right up my alley. Thanks Rusty, great job.
Thanks Ronnie! I’m happy to help 🙏
Happy Easter from Norway 🇧🇻
Thanks so much! Greetings from Chicago! Happy Easter to you also🙏
me cuesta entenderlo, pero cuando lo entiendo wooww...
Thanks for watching 🙏
Wow what a great lesson. I have never seen this before. What a new and fun concept to learn. I look forward to your video content
I’m glad to hear that! Just playing the Notes in a different way! I did go over the minor chord toward the end of the video. But it’s basically the same move just the minor third instead of major third. Which is only three frets up instead of four. Thanks for the comment.🙏
Awesome , Good Stuff Brother :)
I appreciate it! Thanks, Daniel🙏
Thanks again for sharing Brother.
You’re very welcome, George! Good to hear from you. Thanks.🙏
yep
Thanks for checking out the video Greg🙏
Hi rusty great lesson just wondered are there tabs for this lesson I would pay to download them thanks David from england
Sorry, no tabs. Thanks so much for checking out the lesson. Greetings from Chicago.🙏
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Thanks so much WJ🙏
Next Time can you say the scale numbers that you are using so we can used it easily to find it out? Thanks In Advance!
Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate you watching 🙏
Hey Rusty. It’s me again. What effect are you using on this outstanding lesson?
I’m using the Revv G 20 amp set clean and driving it with the Revv tilt overdrive pedal. Also some reverb from the Strymon BigSky and delay from the Strymon Timeline. This is my set up for almost every video. Thanks Rick for checking out my lessons 🙏
Even old players like me learn from Rusty 👍
We are just too old guys Having fun Jeff. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Talk to you soon brother👍
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2
God bless 🙌
I find when I play with the Backing Track I end up staying in the G maj pentatonic. Any tips for following the chord changes?
The major pentatonic connects the stuff very well, but you might have to force yourself to strum the chord and then play the triad shape, and then the next chord and so on. Then just play the Triad shapes only over each chord. Then you can start connecting them with the major pentatonic scale. You are working on some fun stuff and you will get this down. Have a great weekend. Thanks.🙏
How would you play a D chord in this manner
Hey Danny, you would just locate the D chord and use the triad shape like I did in the video. The movement I used will work over any major chord in the exact same way. Thanks a lot for checking out the video. Catch you later.🙏
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 thank you for getting back to me