Excelente video saludos de Grecia Costa Rica amigo

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lionel richie vibes in there lol

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He was beyond awesome for sure.. 😁

He was great wasn’t he... You’re welcome - glad you like it Kirk.. 😊

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You’re welcome.. Glad you like it John!

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You’re welcome Matt.. Glad you like it 😁

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Thanks Mick - glad you like it.. 😁

Thanks Peter! Glad you like it.. 😁

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Your English is good! Glad you like the channel. Let me know if there is anything you would like me to cover in future videos :-)

a french girl who played guitar ? interesting

Your English is good actually. You didn't give yourself credit. Good job. 👍

Thanks - glad you like it Clint :-)

He was awesome wasn’t he..

Glad you like it dude.. 😎

Is Kirk’s now but used to be Gary’s.. Before that it was Peter Green’s! Thanks - glad you like it 😁

Thanks.. The verse is Dm7 - Dm7/G - Cmaj7 - F - Bm7b5 - E - Am - Bm7b5 - C and the chorus is Am - Em - Am - D9 (no 3rd) - Fmaj7 - E7#9 - Am

@@GregFitch Thank you. I just play instrumental lines and when someone expects me to know what chord is being played I feel dumb. I have to be told what chord and then I can play it using theory. My ear just cant hear the progression if there are too many minor and major seventh chords going on. I would not have guessed these chords. Looks interesting though. Learn the progression to Cry Baby Cry by the Beatles if you want a weird progression. Two keys?

Sure - there is a link below to download it.. Look forward to hearing your song.. 😁

@@GregFitch thank you man!

@@MITCHELL0215 You’re welcome..

Awesome Johnny.. 😎

Is similar but I think it's more like Still Got The Blues..

Sure - no worries Onur.. There is a link below where you can purchase it.. 😁

No worries Humberto. They are the notes on the fretboard as if the guitar is flat on your lap - your biggest string is at the bottom. There are licks in this video which go with the track - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z95ki7Z1tJaon6c.html Hope that helps buddy :-)

The pentatonic scale can be used to improvise over most chord progressions or create solos. Spend a couple of days practicing the A minor Pentatonic scale in position 1. You can look that up all over the internet. You'll find every note in the scale works to some degree over this backing track. Just playing the scale up and down over a backing track will help you learn the sound and you can then be guided by your ears. It all seem quite daunting and complicated at first but it's not. Start with the basics and add little bits to musicians tool box. You'll quickly realize that by learning the A minor Pentatonic scale, you can play the same thing in any key, major or minor. It's all connected.

Yea penta in A i just jammed with it and the notes just found there own way from my fingers. I hit a few sour ones but you can usually bend into to sound. good. Great jam

When the penny drops and the lights switch on, all those players who spent too long in the pentatonic trap will find themselves playing "I've still got the Melancholy for you". If jamming with this trap helps some on that journey then it's a job well done. I'm sure you know what I mean 😉

That’s great Colin.. 😁💪

@@GregFitch great backing track 👌

@@colin1891 glad you like it.. 👍

They aren’t the chords, they are the notes in the A minor pentatonic scale! Sorry this isn’t clear - the chords are below the video in the first comment.. Hope that helps.. 😊

Sounds bang on to me and 98 other people?

They aren't the chords they are the notes in the A minor pentatonic scale - sorry if that isn't clear Garrett. I include the chords in my videos now.

It matches the song perfect. played all the chords & not one note was off. Been looking for backing tracks for so long, found one couple hours ago ,learning Johnny Winter" Rock me Baby"& now happily bombarded with them from Santana to SRV to Metal to this. Thank You so very much for posting this & know its appreciated very much. I live out in boonies so now have something to jam to. peace

@@timwilkerson1989 I dont see the chords either. The A C D E G listed up top are not the chords but the CAGED approach to scales. I tried playing those and had a WTF moment before I realized what they were. Again, where do you get the chords? My ear can only pick out a few of them. Love the progression though. Easy track to really play some intense blues.

@@timwilkerson1989 Glad you like it :-)