I study everyday. He is who I want the Aliens to meet

Like Ed But opposite end of sound frequency CANDY

5/5 Starlights

pedal effect please?

@@soinugeyser8022 ehx hog2

@@MegaROGERWATERS cheers

One of the funniest comments I've read in a long time..

NewBeck

Also a little depressing 😕 ... How 🤔 ever far you are on the guitar 🎸. There is also so much more to learn ... It s an endless yourney. And my nature is I like to be able to finish 😌 something.

He dropped out of berklee after first two years. He then toured with Gary Burton, who at the time was the Dean of Berklee. Lol.

I am a fan of Rosen winkel too, but after a solo of Scofield, I thnink it is difficult to not get pale after a few bars, dynamically and rythmically Rosen winkel being a genius still has got somthing to learn from Scofield, choise of note harmonic feel etc etc makes him already great player...

also listen to last tune of scofield-stern there stern trys to immitate scofield, it is realy strange to see him loose his style at that moment, I think Alan Holdsworth John Scofield and Alan Holdsworth are most renewers,

I think he has passed 😔 the 10.000 hours formula, don t u think 🤔?

En un reportaje contó que a las tres horas de práctica recién calentaba los dedos Imaginate

yesssss

Guitar teacher here. You know this now already from experience but, so many people skirt the more involved major scale stuff thinking they know it all, but there's just so many ways to milk it you can never truly say you do. Barry Harris did the same, un-egoic verbal beatdown followed by demonstration of the difference between someone with true control. You hit the nail on the head with that last sentence, to kind of elaborate I think the route to that level requires a firm handle on fundamentals of permutation, from there you're making use of powers (the mathematical exponents kind) to compound your options, like a tree that grows from seed and bifurcates it's branches over time- If you know the major scale everywhere you can form any kind arrangement of chord and generate the rest of the chord scale by moving along the scale degrees. The part that takes the lions share of time is finding some way to manage all the branches and options you gather and put it to work making real music. That's a question I'd love to dig into Kurts mind on, but he'd probably just say it play it a bunch until you have one way to play it then keep playing it.

+Klemes67 I think he played every chord that ever existed in that song.

+Klemes67 Nice one!

+Klemes67 hm. yea. I was just thinkin the same thing.

Did he play the C one?

I chuckled

Yeah That's it!

Thing is.... he ain#t doing much - he just being efficent and playing a song. No magic. Just conviction, love, and practice. End result: magic. Just play

Naaaaah. Great 👍? Yes! The best 👌 on KZfaq? Naaaaah.

I dunno did you see that one cat video

The first time I heard this I asked for a HUG

And then your manager tell you " why you need to buy hog just go to a supermarket"

Did u bought it?

DUDE I finally bought a HOG and it's 90% because of this video. Been eyeing one since I learned they existed

I had it but i learned it so quick and easy i got rid of the it.

You'll need a dozen ukuleles for all those polychords

He's pretty active this month and next month though, touring Japan and China, to CA and on to Spain and Portugal. Often when I look he's often playing in some obscure club in Denmark or Holland haha and as you say often not that many appearances.

I think he is!

@@hainesworld1 he definitely ist lol

@@BrianDSauls Hes the most influencial guitar player of the past 20 years

@@hainesworld1 agreed

+11hoosier11 Charley Hunter base lines

Max L i guess it would be hell of a mindfuck since the pedal he's using just thickens up everything he plays. i agree it would be amazing tho, to have a transcription, but it wouldnt make any sens if not using the H.O.G. i do recognize some of the chord shape he plays, but its stricly from what i see. by ear, it's much more difficult.

***** grats if you can. i havent analyse anything yet. honnestly, id be surprised if it was all in one single key, for the first 10 minutes or so... yeah i guess that each passage has it's own key with some spicy stuff on top...

Juan2003gtr im a novice. ok haha. i guess its a matter of interpretation... ok here's an example. 3:03, G#7 and he's soloing on dominant mode - G# mixolydian 3:13, changes from G#7 to F#7 soloing on dominant mode - F#7 mixolydian. same key? i didnt know there were 2 different dominant chords in one single key. please man.. go ahead i'm all ears. oh and by the way, watch this, not bad for a novice right? /watch?v=f3RMv5bT6ws

Juan2003gtr You say melodic minor, if you heard a #4 and a b6 from 3:03 and 3:13 something's wrong. im arrogant?? so its not being arrogant to tell somebody he's a novice without actually knowing the person, as you expect me to agree... i have no problem being told im mistaken. the problem comes when im not being told why. i bet you'd feel the same way. at least do, and we'll spare each other some time. i'd like to hear you play buddy, have a good one.

Juan2003gtr amen

He’s freezing chords with the H.O.G 2 by Electro-Harmonix

Awesome

There's more than 4 people there. And he only has about 20 chords in here.

Lesser Brother it was a joke man, not exactly specific to the video

​@@lesserbrother9373진정해 친구

You're not the target for this media.

It’s a pedal he uses, he does it with his foot