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11:43 Albert King Box explained

Great lesson Dave! such an important musician, clapton, vaughn, bonamassa, and so, so many more. What I found interesting was the tuning. Have to try that. Thanks

Beautiful & Intense Blues Flavor!!! Albert King! Thanks, David!

Perfect timing, I've been learning blues licks and have been listening to Albert King. The SRV and Albert King in session performance is amazing. Thanks for the lesson!

Someone cut the cable with a crosscut saw, David? 🤔

Hey gang! Just a heads up, but I literally posted this video from a Denny's today, as the power has been out here since 4pm yesterday. I guess you can call me crazy or dedicated, but...I DID IT! I made this episode just before the power went out yesterday, and since that time I've been trying to find a place to upload it - Denny's won! Anyway, enjoy and I'll be back once the power comes back on! \m/ ROCK ON \m/

Dave as always is The Man! Thanks for all the great work!

Thanks, Dave. I've been waiting for this one!

It would be awesome if u could do a lesson on Bernie Marsden or Micky Moody. The guitarists of early whitesnake.

"Push your ideas thru the chord progression ..." as I usually struggle to play the changes, this is a most welcome and liberating idea.

Great stuff, thanks for doing this. Wicked Sensation is a stone cold classic album.

Love this band and their music. Thank you for making this.

luv this one

Very Grateful for your videos.. Especially George Lynch! Thanks From Colorado, Glenn

Showing this amazing stuff, where you're playing, how you're getting the tone and explaining notes and fretboard thinking is great. Just discovered Eddie Hazel got to think he influenced a lot of rock players who might not admit it.

Nice stuff...seen bunch of bikers cruising down a road background music was cry of love...there big hit ..had to find them out ..totally love em

Excellent! Love this!

amazing video for a greatly underrated guitarist. Been trying to learn the riff for What The Funk. Guy is awesome.

What is Warren doing now? Lynch is still playing and recording...... Has he retired?

I love your videos. You have some really great insight about Eddie Van Halen's guitar playing. Thank you

Dave can we get a Little Feat chords of please

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Admission/Disclaimer: I've been noodling for quite a while and have never put any serious practice into this. But, I've got big hands (I think). 10.25 inches from thumbtip to pinkytip when opened wide. Yet, when I try that combo Dm-two-position scale, I can't believe your pinky just sits up there all natural like!!! My pinky suddenly looks like it belongs to a small hand!!! :)

What I find confusing is relating the names of the altered modes back to the key of C. Why not for example call E Phrygian dominant (which is the 5th mode of the A harmonic minor scale) E mixolydian harmonic or something?. basically slightly differentiating but using the same mode names for both the diatonic major and harmonic minor scales.

I was lucky enough to see them in 1980 at the Summer Blowout L.A. Coliseum. They were the best that day over Black Sabbath, Cheap Trick ,Journey, the Baby's and Russia. Well, maybe not Sabbath but they certainly got most people's attention just straight up and hard rock boogie beats with 3 guitar players. My first concert I was 17. Great times ~

This guy reduced it to the max. But still, every single tone has his room to be heard. He learned me a lot about chord progression on guitar. The root is somewhere, the leading tone of course, and some funny/funky extencion that gives it the flavor. That's Jazz man........sorry for my english

Lovely video! The band has long said that Steve wasn't really a songwriter - short of Wasted and Switch 625 being most notable - but that his stand-alone riffs and contributions to already-existing ideas were massive. I've always wondered exactly which riffs were his, particularly on High N Dry and Pyromania, in contrast to Pete's. There are many that by ear, I would bet money on due to their inversion style and minor/augmented qualites. But the fact is, I also don't know enough about what Pete's songwriting contributions were to make the distinction with full confidence. Is there any particular resource you're aware of that would verify this kinda stuff other than what guys like us with trained ears would simply deduce to in the "that part's got to be Steve" sense?

Very cool, Dave. Also interesting to see your right hand happily flying around wide open at the beginning, compared to your usual minimal and very controlled movements! You rock!

Thanx! Great playing.

What a legend Nile is. Love his style of playing. His stuff with Bowie was great. Imagine seeing him and SRV in the same studio!. Great lesson. Great channel

Great Lessons and insight :-) Switch is a great track still one of my favourites :-) When you listen the the Rock Rock intro it reminds me of a Foo Fighters song I cant remember the came but its really similar! Hysteria was actually written by Rick Savage he also played it on the album!! Cheers :-)

reed was the best ,everyone stole off him,

Cool Octavia sound....

There are so many great DISCO-FUNK incredible Musicians and guitar players (almost all came from jazz)in this great genre that is a shame that they are not as famous as Nile Rodgers is . I love many styles of music but my favourites are DISCO-FUNK and AORock. Check Change and BBQband with the incredible Davide Romani on bass and Paolo Gianolio on guitar or Ray Parker It's time to party now or Al McKay from Earth Wind and Fire and so on.

Row of crows is my all time favorite song.

Yep! 👍👍

Super nice video, thank you!

Love Black LP’s👍

Spot on with this one Dave, as always. Please do the chords Paco de Lucia next, that would be a great lesson as a follow up the Flamenco chords lesson you did a few years back. Thank you.

I’m going to see them for the 3rd time in the Netherlands. First time was in 1982 !!

sure would help if you put up a screen shot of tabs for the chords you’re highlighting and discussing. transcribing from spoken words and 2-D images is so clumsy and frustrating. otherwise… no notes 🎶🤭 that’s a jo, i say, that’s a joke son. gotta keep up a sense of humor. ba dum bump. ☮️ ❤🌏🌍🌎

Can you please do Free by Shotgun Messiah

Well done David; yet another fantastic lesson. I love his playing - particularly his own funky stuff. I like his work old school funk with Chic, but his more modern sound with Daft Punk is crazy good. I watched a clinic of his (a few years back), and he was talking about how other guitarists try to copy his style but most don’t get it right. His technique, which provides his unique sound is this: (paraphrasing) “I only play 3 strings at any one time. They are not always the same 3, in fact they can be any 3 string combination…” I saw Chic play at the Sydney Opera House in 2017 - one special night. thanks for the lessons David. I look forward to your next episode.

Cool!! More Active guitar parts. Love rhythm workouts.

More on the funky side of things will always be welcome 🎉

Your technique is sick!

Your videos are a real nightmare. Always talking and giving us the bullshit.... You have good technique and good lessons but you should talk less.... Less bullshitting and more playing!

Thank you, Dave. That's a fab lesson! Love a bit of funk. Nile is an utter legend.

Gypsy is double harmonic major aka Byzantine. Hungarian minor mode 5. Gypsy minor is aeolian #4 1 2 b3 #4 5 b6 b7

Blimey, you sound like the best Peter green tribute player I've heard and you're a general guitar teacher not a peter specialist? Great tone also.... what gear? Brilliant, man!!!