John's attack and his sense of groove is what sets him apart.

Basically singing on a guitar, more wide range and subtle things to make. Face+sing+pro guitar player(nerd)+rockstar hype+all in pop music early days(lots of risk).

Awesome lesson! Thanks for covering this. John's attack is what sets him apart from a lot of other players imo.

This was awesome! Just discovered your channel. Thank you for covering this.

THANK YOU so much! Danke für den Steve Ray John Vibe! Übernehme ich!

Respect the hard work

2:14 Digging it! Danke! Ey, Ich will auch auf der Bühne Stehen so geil spielen wie John und den Leuten hammer Vibes bringen!^^ He's muting the rest of the Strings as good as he can, while making the single notes ring? Thats what he does in the Song Belief too. And Like a Rolling Stone life. String Guage 10? How thick it your Pick? 5:31 Love the Heavy attack. I kinda do it naturally, because I am lerning so many Mayer Songs, and Its almost imposible to it in an other way. Sure it is technique....but it is more Feeling and fun....very physical!

I have tried to figure out how to do that John Mayer Pick technique when hes playing one note only or bending one note but i cant do it i dont know why

Where's the first clip from? 0:20

I realised as soon as you showed those little clips what you were going to say re the right hand technique he uses. It's such an odd thing really as I was thinking that it's probably not something a guitar teacher like Tomo would ever teach, as normally we might be taught really clean and accurate picking technique, such as if you were learning from a studio session guitarist perhaps he would always teach to clean pick for as perfect a sound as possible to record etc. But it's as you said with a young John probably copying SRV's aggressive almost percussive use of hitting the strings and lots of them at once. Its almost a bad technique really but leads to his pretty unique sound so in that respect it show's playing in your own style (even if self taught) can never really be wrong. The true X factor is in sounding very unique and that's a bloody hard thing to achieve on an instrument where millions of people try to but fail. When you listen to any world renown artist you instantly know it's them (same with vocals) and that's really amazing I think. Great little video Ben

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