My guitar mentor learned Gospel/Blues by ear from following the piano/keyboard praise leader.Tuns out it's the Johnsons...Johnny B. Good ..Johnny Johnson influence...He was from Fairmont WV....right here.....When I put the two together....is when I reaized HOW DEEP and IMPORTANT and SOULFULL his influence was and from where it came from....
They can literally use all 12 notes in one key...All 12 and then notes bent that dont even have a name....I noticed he played mostly out of the major scale and when he heard me throw in the .minor.(u gotta remember..thus guy was pure gospel and iij was a blues player)...he srar
Started calling me Doctor Trev...which I accepted...from him....So now we are Rev.Hall and Dr. Trev...Gospel Blues...By the way I ended up getting saved....A former prejudiced white boy...Experiencing Gods Love and being changed....Now jamming with some of thee best gospel players I've ever heard....To God Be The Glory.... Dr.Trev
You’re lessons have really been helping me cause I’m brand new to gospel but have been playing for 27yrs. With no intention of being pedantic though, the ii of C# is d#- yes theres a difference.
Jus want to thank you for being a guide out here to so many. Just about every other guitarist or musician for that matter would rather talk about others instead of help them grow so jus kno that videos like these are very much appreciated. Gotta thank Austin for getting me to really pay attention to who you are
Thanks for the tutorial!! It’s tremendous he’ll for me getting back into playing lead guitar for my church. I’m not sure how much of your audience plays gospel but if you make more tutorials like this then at least I’ll be watching them🙋🏽♀️😅
Hey I really enjoy all the guitar information that you provide I've been playing a long time but I stopped for a while I played with a lot of famous artist I'm on cameos machismo album I worked with black street type Trippet chubby checker and numerous other acts I was a artist called kid Seville on salsoul in the early 80s so I will continue to check you out thank you Lenny Williams aka kid Seville
Try this also Db/F to Gb to G dim to Gb)/Ab then Bb to B to C to C# this may be challenging for beginners just thought it might give another perspective...
Before I watch anymore of this video, can I please remind you taht going from a C# to a E flat is not diatonic to the C# scale. Where C# is I D# is ii and E# (F) is iii. So your C# to E is a diminsihed chord in the C# Major scale.
Thanks so much this really helps!!! Question, how do you turn basic chords into “churchy” chords. I’m learning “It’s All in Him” and I’ve managed to figure out the lead vocal melody and basic chords, but I mostly just practice improving with the major pentatonic scale. That’s cool for now, but I’d really like to take it to the next level with this song. If you get the chance, please help! Lol
@levidavis Jimi was all Gospel and Blues. This walk up is elementary in its nature actually, if you’ve been listening to raw blues and the basic stuff. Nice lesson though.
A couple things you got wrong. The thinnest string is the first string. The thickest string is the 6th string. Also a triad is only 3 notes. God bless.
Technically according to music theory, yes. But for some reason music outside of the orchestral tradition tends to think in terms of flats. But not always, F# is ii in E and vi in A. Nomenclature yields to common names irl but technically you are correct.
Fwiw, I wish it was called D#. Because since the III is E I don't like having an Eb as well. But as long as this guy can play this well, what he calls something is of secondary importance.
@@Kerry2smooth i mean thats fine, theyre enharmonic, its clear what you mean. but why not just say yr in Db maj then rather than all those sharp notes in the scale?
@@dank4254 i agree its not a big deal, its just im thinking c# maj so when i hear e and ii i get confused because im wondering if I missed a modulation somewhere. I am pretty sure the habit of always using flats is a horn thing 'cuz they all transpose to flat keys. but i came up in punk rock so im lucky if i can say "a string, 6th fret" and not get blank looks.
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Thank you for this post!! I really needed this in my guitar chord repertoire.
@@pdaddy35 Good deal!
What is your web address. I can’t find your site
@@donaldstirgus4749 kerryskamp.com
Next up is learn how to psalm mute
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@@_jdt.v thank the djent God himself, Misha Mansoor, for the joke
Take your thumbs up and get out 😆
LMFAO
Goat comment 😂
For guitar players just starting out, strings are numbered from the thinnest (highest pitch) to the thickest (lowest pitch) 123456 (ebgdaE).
Thanks Bro!!
That PRS sounds great.
This is good. It’s almost like his fingers are dancing accordingly the music. “A chordingly.” Lol
good form lol
My guitar mentor learned Gospel/Blues by ear from following the piano/keyboard praise leader.Tuns out it's the Johnsons...Johnny B. Good ..Johnny
Johnson influence...He was from Fairmont WV....right here.....When I put the two together....is when I reaized HOW DEEP and IMPORTANT and SOULFULL his influence was and from where it came from....
They can literally use all 12 notes in one key...All 12 and then notes bent that dont even have a name....I noticed he played mostly out of the major scale and when he heard me throw in the .minor.(u gotta remember..thus guy was pure gospel and iij was a blues player)...he srar
Started calling me Doctor Trev...which I accepted...from him....So now we are Rev.Hall and Dr. Trev...Gospel Blues...By the way
I ended up getting saved....A former prejudiced white boy...Experiencing Gods Love and being changed....Now jamming with some of thee best gospel players I've ever heard....To God Be The Glory....
Dr.Trev
Bro out of errybody talking about gospel guitar on UA-cam, your the only one i found that showing this walk up
Congratulations on 100k!!!
Bro this is always one of my favorite guitar vids I watch everyday
You’re lessons have really been helping me cause I’m brand new to gospel but have been playing for 27yrs. With no intention of being pedantic though, the ii of C# is d#- yes theres a difference.
Ya there is, what did he do wrong ?
@@smoothwadee23he said the ii of C# is eb
@@SloppyMaracas ok I see now. Didn’t catch it
Praise him in advance
You are the best gospel teacher..thanks for sharing
Awesome teacher
Jus want to thank you for being a guide out here to so many. Just about every other guitarist or musician for that matter would rather talk about others instead of help them grow so jus kno that videos like these are very much appreciated. Gotta thank Austin for getting me to really pay attention to who you are
Thanks K2. Cool lesson 👊🏼🙏🏼
Great explanation!!thank you
Thanks my brother God Bless...
Loved the Quarenteen at the beginning
I starteded playin guitar it’s 2021 im still learning to play
Thank you, I like this
It’s my goal to start playing on Sunday and this channel has been very helpful.
Thanks for these great lessons broski
Very good
Thanks for the tutorial!! It’s tremendous he’ll for me getting back into playing lead guitar for my church. I’m not sure how much of your audience plays gospel but if you make more tutorials like this then at least I’ll be watching them🙋🏽♀️😅
Sounds good, I'm using this...I play it a little different tho.
Nice skills
Thank you so much
Extremely useful. I need to build like five go to shouts and im good for life lol
Haven’t watched the video yet, but the kids told me to subscribe, so here I am
That's a great lesson ! Kerry can you show us how to a walk up in a minor key as well please?
Great video lesson!!!🙏🙏🙏
Thanks brother...sounds great 👍
So glad to see you inch closer towards the 100K subscribes (and many more)...
Great!!
Glad you like the lesson!
This is Gold!
Yo where can I find this guitar?
What abt the next part that was on the 1 that’s what I would like you to show please
Sounds good
Love it! Just discovered you. Subscribed!
Great formation nice job I think I met you last year in Hampton Virginia the jazz legacy concert I was a stagehand and we talk I set your rig up
That's the new stuff
What up Kerry 2 Smooth!! I really enjoy your guitar skills. I would love to learn more on quartet as well as gospel playing from you.
Hey I really enjoy all the guitar information that you provide I've been playing a long time but I stopped for a while I played with a lot of famous artist I'm on cameos machismo album I worked with black street type Trippet chubby checker and numerous other acts I was a artist called kid Seville on salsoul in the early 80s so I will continue to check you out thank you Lenny Williams aka kid Seville
Try this also Db/F to Gb to G dim to Gb)/Ab then Bb to B to C to C# this may be challenging for beginners just thought it might give another perspective...
Hey Kerry , thanks for the videos. Can you do a lesson on quartet style licks, chords, double stops etc played by guys like Chris Payton
Subscribed... Excellent.
Kerry is your favorite guitarists favorite guitarist.
Thanks bruh. Just like you said, its a movable chord. I can use them in ANY key and it helps make the sound more fuller. 👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you mam🙌🏾
Hello Kerry could do the gospel walk up in the key of G but the walk up from B to C to C# to D otherwise walk up 3 to the 5
Great lesson! Thanks so much, I really needed this!
Perfect for when the preacher starts to get the sweats
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Dope stuff
Almost at a 100K!!!
Thumbs up for the kids first, okay now tips
Before I watch anymore of this video, can I please remind you taht going from a C# to a E flat is not diatonic to the C# scale. Where C# is I D# is ii and E# (F) is iii. So your C# to E is a diminsihed chord in the C# Major scale.
If you say the key as Db major, then the use of Eb minor is consistent.
Thank you bro, i was wondering if you could do a video on how to play Donell Jones "Where i wanna be".
HI Kerry. I am 67 and want to learn how to play. Been messing around now I have a desire to know what I'm really playing ( Learn the number system)
Hey 2 Smooth. Any chance you can make a cover to "Go tell it on the mountain" by maverick city music?
Could you please play this in Ab?
Bro, it's not the center of the lesson which, by the way is nice, but the ii of C# is d# even if it sounds the same as eb.
Exactly .. there is NEVER a flat in a sharp key. I do appreciate the videos Kerry.
If you translate his use of C# naming, into the sanctified key of Db (my fav…) then the rest follows better.
Thanks K2S, for being there for us.
I clicked on this expecting to find out what a "gospel walkup" is. I ended up learning that people are playing Blue Monk at church.
😂😂😂
Where do you think Monk got it from?
Bro. Kerry you are great but I was hoping for little bit
more melodic sound with the gospel walk up or a simple song.
anyone knows where can i find the intro song? it's too good
bro, please use sound panels... the low sound qual is hurting me a little bit. great content man learning a lot... keep going.
Cool......noowwwwww how we actually do the "shout" though? Like, straight Jabari Johnson.
Liked & subscribed because your sons told me to
Nice channel. Bry
Good 👍
I wanted to kno this awhile back never really hopped in the comments about it though. 👍🏾
I play dom7 chords on the last 4 chords. The organist at my spot adds the 13 on them too.
What software are you using to create and place the fret diagrams in your videos
Please make a guitar tutorial for Daniel Ceasar's Hold Me Down 🙏🙏🙏
strumming breakdown for this?
Thanks so much this really helps!!! Question, how do you turn basic chords into “churchy” chords. I’m learning “It’s All in Him” and I’ve managed to figure out the lead vocal melody and basic chords, but I mostly just practice improving with the major pentatonic scale. That’s cool for now, but I’d really like to take it to the next level with this song. If you get the chance, please help! Lol
What is the pedal board set up here? Anyone?
What song features this turnaround? I never heard it before.
Good vid🔥
Is a PRS the official Gospel Guitar?? Every video they are playing it..glad a have a cpl or I just wouldn’t feel it
lol. Not official, but a lot play PRS guitar.
How do you like the Prs se peizio
Where's the gospel course? Can't find it on your website. Can you post a direct link to it please?
Email support@kerry2smooth.com
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W c major
What is the "praise bump"?
@Brendan nice
Anybody else hear "Manic Depression" by Jimi Hendrix in this or is it just me?
Or you hear Gospel music on Jimi's Manic Depression
@levidavis Jimi was all Gospel and Blues. This walk up is elementary in its nature actually, if you’ve been listening to raw blues and the basic stuff. Nice lesson though.
A couple things you got wrong. The thinnest string is the first string. The thickest string is the 6th string. Also a triad is only 3 notes. God bless.
Its called the Nashville number system.
Almost nobody says it like that. You usually hear of it as just the number system.
@@abcrx32j That's the correct name though.
This lesson is making me very sad! You get that walkup going and my body keeps getting ready for a praise break just to be left hangin'! 😨😢
1:06 lol made sure to enunciate that p in sharp, damn
Stop telling people to like and subscribe.
Nice job but you're not in C#. You're in Db.
Exactly. E isn't the 2 of c
not to be pedantic, cuz this is great, but that ii chord isn't Eb, it's a D#.
We don't same D# fam we say Eb.
Technically according to music theory, yes. But for some reason music outside of the orchestral tradition tends to think in terms of flats. But not always, F# is ii in E and vi in A. Nomenclature yields to common names irl but technically you are correct.
Fwiw, I wish it was called D#. Because since the III is E I don't like having an Eb as well. But as long as this guy can play this well, what he calls something is of secondary importance.
@@Kerry2smooth i mean thats fine, theyre enharmonic, its clear what you mean. but why not just say yr in Db maj then rather than all those sharp notes in the scale?
@@dank4254 i agree its not a big deal, its just im thinking c# maj so when i hear e and ii i get confused because im wondering if I missed a modulation somewhere. I am pretty sure the habit of always using flats is a horn thing 'cuz they all transpose to flat keys. but i came up in punk rock so im lucky if i can say "a string, 6th fret" and not get blank looks.
You need a carpet in the room to kill the echo.
You can't call the 2 of C# Eb! Where is D? Smh
(Absolutely just joking)
What I dont like about "church" music is that you guys stick to music theory like its verses in the bible.. gotta have some funk
Who are you listening to? Gospel musicians are wild. Not as wild as most jazz musicians but gospel gets out there.
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