that actually does work very well. i can easily identify the roots on my power chords, which helps my chord progressions alot. singing it while playing the note is also a great idea, i sang into my electric tuner to make sure that i was singing the right notes then i played them in unison on the guitar, thanks a lot man
is that a gibson 175-d? i got a cortez copy of that's exactly the same as that guitar,but it's from the 70's. i'm tryin to find out how much it's worth. i've seen a vintage 175 at guitar center going for around 2 grand.
I pretty much have it down by the fact there is only one half step between B and C, and E and F which correspond to the fret distance between the notes.
Plus, I joined the Jazz Ensemble in my college this semester and learned more than I could ever imagine about chords based on roots and multiple voicings.
Can't wait to play 20 days from now. I almost got my parts down, Three lines away from finishing one of their songs and the other song is a series of easy chord changes so it'll be good.
All cool. I just think that this is a good way of developing transcribing skills also. I think it does help your transcribing by being able to sing along to the notes. Yeah my mate is doing jazz at college now but for drums. He is a mad drummer but still has difficulty transcribing a bit when they tell him to listen to like a Miles Davis song and transcribe everything including the solos. Good luck with everything. Hope all goes well.
this is my good friend tony. I'm dooing the same amount of lessons but adding my talented friends lessons so there's even more material than I can cover as one person. It's a good thing for you out there because I know some very talented people!!! trust me it's good.
this is my great friend and fellow musician Tony. I'm still around, just want to share the talented people I know with the world. I won't stop the volume of lessons that I produce, just adding even more!!!
Wow!!! What a hugely usefull lesson!! Thank you both for your great job!
Keep on the good work!!
All the knowledge I have on guitar were given by you!
Greetings from Portugal!
TheTutomusic 8 months ago
who on earth pressed the dislike button?
LightningHeartz 11 months ago
great job tony! Marty is a tough act to follow, but i loved the great trick you taught me in this lesson
jondavid77 1 year ago
Thanks!
Hawkb0y 1 year ago
This is just great......thanks again.
oaklandfla2 2 years ago
Thanks Tony , that is a great hook for remembering.
Oak
oaklandfla2 2 years ago
Sounds fine indeed, thanks a lot for the hints :)
StardreamerPF 2 years ago
nice job! thx
danielflegler 2 years ago
that actually does work very well. i can easily identify the roots on my power chords, which helps my chord progressions alot. singing it while playing the note is also a great idea, i sang into my electric tuner to make sure that i was singing the right notes then i played them in unison on the guitar, thanks a lot man
Gooseman1993 2 years ago 2
wow just waisted some minutes on life
Chase1on1 2 years ago
is that a gibson 175-d? i got a cortez copy of that's exactly the same as that guitar,but it's from the 70's. i'm tryin to find out how much it's worth. i've seen a vintage 175 at guitar center going for around 2 grand.
sucmylefnut 2 years ago
Dude, I wanted back fretting with the thumb advice...
If I wanted to learn the notes on the low e, I'd grab a note chart.
AirHendrix91 2 years ago
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bergalini 1 year ago
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AirHendrix91 1 year ago
No worries buddy. If ya need any other tips, just let me know.
bergalini 1 year ago
I pretty much have it down by the fact there is only one half step between B and C, and E and F which correspond to the fret distance between the notes.
Plus, I joined the Jazz Ensemble in my college this semester and learned more than I could ever imagine about chords based on roots and multiple voicings.
Can't wait to play 20 days from now. I almost got my parts down, Three lines away from finishing one of their songs and the other song is a series of easy chord changes so it'll be good.
AirHendrix91 1 year ago
All cool. I just think that this is a good way of developing transcribing skills also. I think it does help your transcribing by being able to sing along to the notes. Yeah my mate is doing jazz at college now but for drums. He is a mad drummer but still has difficulty transcribing a bit when they tell him to listen to like a Miles Davis song and transcribe everything including the solos. Good luck with everything. Hope all goes well.
bergalini 1 year ago
Great lesson Tony and good luck , thanks for taking the time to do this .
DamianSix66 2 years ago
love ur guitar
tscbjax 2 years ago
you're very good man! your teaching technique is also awesome!
GokuSuperSaiyajin 2 years ago
great lesson
two good teachers one website equals awsome
Mikeytron6000 2 years ago
nice lesson, man.
is the hat a requirement to be marty's friend, or just a magical guitar thing?
thesenselesswonder 2 years ago
both of course!
youcanlearnguitar 2 years ago
i bought the hat and now i can play guitar its all in the hat
ss128136 2 years ago
@thesenselesswonder ahahahahaha, I was just about to write the same thing!
Sakkawokkie 1 year ago
Thanks Tony, Nice lesson Mate.
np4x4 2 years ago
wher the hell is marty?
Who the hell are you man!!!!
gigizach08 2 years ago
no reason to be unkind, he says his name in the beginning.
appearently, marty tries to introduce him to us, so that we will subscribe to his channel, once it opens..
PopeOnDope 2 years ago 3
this is my good friend tony. I'm dooing the same amount of lessons but adding my talented friends lessons so there's even more material than I can cover as one person. It's a good thing for you out there because I know some very talented people!!! trust me it's good.
youcanlearnguitar 2 years ago
@gigizach08 marty ein guter guitarer lehrer ist. Veileicht sie wollte guitar gute spielen
fuckthissignoncrap 4 months ago
what;s the chord at 4:20?
BrucePetty 2 years ago
dude, you're savage, just as good as marty!! maybe less crazy =] the more the merrier!
MrSkaterich 2 years ago
eeeeh tony nice lesson bro
rockgodjr 2 years ago
A major shape barre chord root on A string so it is officially a D Major chord.
youcanlearnguitar 2 years ago
this guys pretty cool. but i miss MARTY!!!
tam705618 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the lesson. Needed help with barre chord concepts, since I've just gotten down playing them. Great lesson overall.
Over1ord101 2 years ago
Brucco! Brucco! Brucco! kidding Marty, still love you too.
gecko2255 2 years ago
Superior Lesson!
666mooser666 2 years ago
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw!!! Who are you and what did you do to Marty!?
nygrow10 2 years ago
this is my great friend and fellow musician Tony. I'm still around, just want to share the talented people I know with the world. I won't stop the volume of lessons that I produce, just adding even more!!!
peace,
marty
guitarjamzdotcom 2 years ago 5
COOL!
mmoguildsite 2 years ago
Awesome, really good method, just what i needed!
BGjoeel 2 years ago
Man that's a good lookin guitar! Marty! keep this Brucco cat around, he's a very good teacher too.
konacowboy 2 years ago
Brucco eats guitars for breakfast.
popomczowzow 2 years ago 2
"Tony Brucco" sounds like a name of some Mafia guy xp
Itsooz 2 years ago 13
lol yeah it does :P
KittySniper37 2 years ago
awsome lesson !!
mkyboyiah 2 years ago 3