Things Ted Greene showed me Part 2

[TheExpoSorcerer]

will somebody please put more ted greene and lenny breau stuff on youtube, holy fuck they are good at guitar

[samdunnguitar]

Thanks so much for posting.



[SpankyTheYankee]

Beautiful sounds and nice techniques that I'm sure Ted and Lenny would smile upon BUT what happened to the audio / video sync? To try to learn something from this unless you already have a real head start has to be frustrating. This is several seconds out of whack and I sure hope it will be fixed. The shared lesson is much appreciated!

[tobaccorich]

Very very pretty

thanks and thanks

I think i can do it now

Cheers man

[lifeemusicelife]

god of course!! I always wanted to know how ted got that almost 'double harmonic' sound with chords - thought he was doing something weird and producing two clean simultaneous harmonics - but it's just one harmonic and a regular note - wow - so simple. thanks!

[wkriski]

sweet lesson!

[Utahguitarlessons]

Awesome, thank you!

[popsmcgee1]

good stuff Rich

[DanSindel]

Great Videos, thank you for sharing these. Seems like they are a year or 2 old will we ever see #3 of more videos here???

One thing that is a great idea is to go to tedgreene (dot) com and check the video section there and DON'T MISS the clips from MI - the harps intro to "Send In The Clowns" will blow your mind

[HB1964]

A BIG THANKS! Needed by advanced players, especialy. Thanks again.

[GHub99]

i learned this stuff from Eric Johnson and he called it the Lenny Breau technique

[HB1964]

AND, I hear Lenny first heard it on Chet Atkins

recordings. :)

[johnnyguitarcarson]

Lenny's Idols were Tal and Chet

so you are both right

[anitadavideduo]

Great Ted!!!

[muskete]

Great stuff, thanks alot!

[lazychump]

thanks, i was looking for a lesson on something exactly like this.

Great effect, technique. THanks.

[Modes9]

This is awesome...thank you very much. Let's give Lenny Breau some of the credit for creating this approach. He was already doing it back in the 60's.

[HB1964]

Chet Atkins was doing it back in the 40s & 50s.

Wonder who originated it?

[brucefulton]

This technique (fingered and open harmonics combined with normal tones) has been known for hundreds of years. Francisco Tarrega (1852-1909) wrote a reasonably well-known short piece using it called La Alborada (The music box). There are some recordings on youtube, see if you can find the barbosa-lima version (some of the others aren't very well played).

[rsmeetsguitar]

great stuff!

[clifford2222]

ted rcks!

[calicoolboy]

Ted would be psyched you're out here sharing the wisdom. Thanks man.

[harmonx1971]

Excellent teaching!!! Thanks

[viniguitarjazz]

good good lesson !! tecnic good!!

[TaipeiDawg]

Sounds great, looking forward to more - thanks!

[tbonewillis]

thanks for sharing Rich! hope to see you in Fresno on the 18th! -Anthony

[guitazz]

Very precious teaching, thank you.

[Musikologist]

Like Ted; Johnny Smith,Tal Farlow,Lenny Breau and Chet

Atkins were also good with Harmonics.Thanks Again For posting this.

Musikologist

[dennisstgermain]

Nice stuff Lenny Breau used to do this also quite well. Love the technique.

[picboy32123]

Quite well?? He was the master!!