John is the F9 chord your playing 8x7888 a Cm6 and is the E9 7x6777 a Bm6...your playing seems and sounds fine, the Tab how ever looks off...am I looking at it right? Also the F7 and E7 are actually 7(no5) chords as well
also the F9 and the E9 chords don't even have the tonic in those chords...F9looks like this in tab x87888...I would say it's an error until I watched you play it...
That was great. I am learning from a Blues book and allot of the songs have turnarounds. I have tried to experiment to get some different sounds and I wondered if turnarounds required a specific sequence of notes. Or could you invent a turn around using the notes by making it sound well, I think learning a variety of turnarounds will be of great benefit to my playing. Cheers.
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Malik1234564 4 days ago
Thanks for the tips man!
downhill240 3 months ago
John is the F9 chord your playing 8x7888 a Cm6 and is the E9 7x6777 a Bm6...your playing seems and sounds fine, the Tab how ever looks off...am I looking at it right? Also the F7 and E7 are actually 7(no5) chords as well
13COU 4 months ago
also the F9 and the E9 chords don't even have the tonic in those chords...F9looks like this in tab x87888...I would say it's an error until I watched you play it...
13COU 4 months ago
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13COU 4 months ago
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13COU 4 months ago
a natural teacher.... clear logical ... and talented... thx again
redifreddy14 6 months ago
'Accurately pinpoint what notes your playing'. Yes indeed, that is the key to playing around and coughing up your own interpretations. Great lesson
LordSauceness 6 months ago
Very cool instructor~ Many thanks! :D
Roodeelou 1 year ago
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tomthefunky 2 years ago
Great lesson!
acdc933ty 2 years ago
Best set of lessons on turn arounds I have seen thankyou!
Cryoc6 2 years ago
Digging the lessons!
Many thanks
h2er80 2 years ago
Definitely my favorite teacher, too.
This lesson works for country, too.
edwsshaw1 2 years ago
great lesson as always...
Rubin8 2 years ago 2
That was great. I am learning from a Blues book and allot of the songs have turnarounds. I have tried to experiment to get some different sounds and I wondered if turnarounds required a specific sequence of notes. Or could you invent a turn around using the notes by making it sound well, I think learning a variety of turnarounds will be of great benefit to my playing. Cheers.
Strat0Blues 2 years ago
my fav teacher ... so you always get 5 stars from me
aryanc77 2 years ago 3