Thx, I definitely need to check your lesson out on this one. Your tube screamer shirt reminded me of a true story told by guitarist Doyle Dykes last week. Eric Johnson was usins his ears to purchase Doyle a Tube Screamer as Doyle had lost his hearing in one ear. While there in the store testing the product, he looked over in the corner and recognized one then two of his previous guitars, that were stolen in the 80s. The store was getting them ready to ship overseas. Owner had purchased from coworker in 89s...so guess his coworker stole them from EJ. Owner had passed, so wife was selling. Net net, while EJ is in the midst of blessing a friend, he is given an unexpected blessing, he ultimately recovered his equipment stolen decades earlier. A day later, hours later those guitar would have been shipped overseas and never seen by EJ again. Thank you for blessing us with your gift, and may you be blessed in return 🙏 Tomo-san.

You should keep in doing some more advanced concepts… thanks for these great videos tomo!!!

I'm really enjoying these lessons on tensions.

I think for many of us, this video is just barely on the verge of too advanced, and that's where I'm able to learn best! I've been playing this progression to practice shell voicings and adding in tritone subs gives me something new and exciting to work with. I knew about tritone subs but I only ever used them on dominant chords!

Tomo has anyone told you, you have the coolest t-shirts? Thankyou for the wisdom sir!

Thank you Tomo. You did a lot more explaining the fret numbers of the individual chord shapes you were playing on this video than usual which made it much easier to follow. I learned a lot. Very cool to see how an E7#9 and its tritone substitution Bb13 basically only differ by the tonic note. I also loved the concept of the highest note in the chord descending chromatically in the Cm7, F7b9, Bbmaj7 progression. I'd love to see a vid where you breakdown your super fast funk chord movements but explain each chord like you did in this vid. Keep up the great work.

Amazing.. thank you Mr Tomo-san for the guitar wisdom! ❤

This one was loads of fun. I can tell all that triad work we’ve been doing lately paid off in multitudes to make this lesson enjoyable, like a little gift for the efforts made. My fingers were ready to accept the motions needed. I’m already familiar with the theory but not on guitar, I feel I get complementary understandings of the theory having practice it a little on piano, now starting on guitar and of course single line horn soloing were I originally learned the theory. Thank you Tomo as usual it was a stellar lesson

Didnt know it was called Tritone Substitutions because I played a lot by ear! Now I know better! Thank you Tomo!

Steel String Singer,,,, you can't hide money!! Congratulations!

Perfect lesson!

This song is how I learned how to play R37 but called them shell chords. Believe I’ve heard them also called Kernel chords. I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot from them, Thank you Tomo👍👍👍

Thank you for posting this! I’ve Been working on Autumn Leaves for two weeks or so and this lesson gives me a lot to contemplate! Thank you so much!❤️

My apologies tomo.. I got swept away and spent energy on complaining about the advertising Thank you for everything you teach x

Thanks 👍 brilliant video

トモさーん、日本語でもまた動画あげてくださいーい。楽しみにしてます😊

I love your shirt !!!

Thank you for these videos! I’ve been getting into jazz and these videos have been helping me with applying them to the guitar and also the music I write. I’ve been loving looking into jazz progressions and using things like secondary dominants and leading tone chords to create movement in my progressions. They sound super cool! Thank you!

thank you tomo

Wonderful lesson. I'm now getting inspiration to write chromatic tritone funk. Would be a pleasure to hear more discord from you Tomo, 'off the beaten path' :)

Nice change up on that ol' circle of fifths chord progression Sensei. |Cm7 |Gb7 F7|BbM7 E7|EbM7 |Am7b5 |D7 |G7 Am7|A13/Bb(?) Bm7|

ジャズスタンダードでアドリブが弾けるようになるのが夢です！うーん英語も勉強しないと。それにしても先生の音はどうしてそんなにクリアなんでしょうか❤️枯葉、素敵！

So much fun stuff to learn still! Thank you :)

Can you think of it as playing a half step above the next chord? You’re playing Gb before F, B before Bb, E before Eb etc.

super

hello! thanking you for your videos, and I ask what characteristics the guitar you use in this video has, what scale it has

I thought Tritone substitutions only worked on dominant chords. Are you using them on other chords?

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Thanks, Tomo! This is one of my favourites. Have you seen this player doing Take 5 on a 7-string? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o51nd6qWut6noqc.html

Sounds Latin American