Funk Grooves (Guitar Lesson RH-023) How to play

In this third part of these funk guitar lessons we check out how to put your chords and rhythms together. Of course there are hundreds of possibilities - this is just to give you a few ideas and hopefully solve a couple of problems you are likely to come across. Sorry the last groove is a bit short (and it's the hardest) but I ran out of time!

Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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Have fun :)


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[sonnyboyjames]

Thanks. I'm a teacher; Now and again I need some inspirational lesson as a lesson for the odd, rare funky player. And that was beautifully delivered.

[MALEOZP]

YOU REALLY KNOW TEACH

[llenbridges11a]

This vid went viral on Andorra

[livesimpledreambig]

@MALEOZP how to....?

[MrKaZyakaProfessoras]

in which scale do these chords belong ? 

[MrKaZyakaProfessoras]

That was great!!!!!!!!! but i have a question .... in whick scale do these chords belong?

[elebeu]

Progressive Insurance sucks, Justin rocks.

[balls2balls]

I think the best part of your lessons is you've always got the right guitar out for the particular style of music you're teaching. Really dig your tones, thanks very much :)

[IAIN19760]

i been playin 20 years n think ur teachings are awsome m8 props wish i had you on you tube when i was learning at 14 b4 internet 5 stars

[herald9]

HEY JUSTIN!

i saw a justinguitar shirt in a local thrift store, and iwas like ROCK ON! and i bought it . ! YAY

[rasvial]

@aviv1010 I wont speak for him, put generally I use a open tone setting (as if you didn't even have a tone knob) on the bridge pickup to enhance the scratch sound.. then mangle the amp to get whatever sound you want. You can always un-brighten the sound on the amp, or switch to middle/neck, but if you you muffle those scratches with the tone knob of the guitar it's difficult to get the "liveliness"

[stevalianarbone]

That is a good technique Justin, sounds grovy slow or fast. Are you going to put all your guitar lessons on DVDs for us?