Happy New Year everyone! Thanks for watching the channel! If you want more exercises and examples, you can check out my book "Guitar Soloing Like a Pro" which is available on Amazon. Info here: https://www.bluemorris.com/shop
How are these dominant 9th chords if the 3rd is absent? Formulas keep saying that the 3rd must be present. This is confusing. I noticed the flat 7 but no 3rd.
Thank you so much, That middle of the neck 9 chord ties in all of my other blues chord's like a champ for chordal shape walks, my missing ingredient ties it all together. The lead shapes make it almost impossible to hit a bad note. keep these video's coming. I've been playing for decades and teach. Your one of the best teachers. Hats off young man. Gypsy jazz on the way. Cheers.
Blue, if you carry on taking the mystery out of learning guitar then pretty soon any old chump will be able to play! 😂 How bout a lesson on those licks you used to fill between the chords?
Happy New Year everyone! Thanks for watching the channel! If you want more exercises and examples, you can check out my book "Guitar Soloing Like a Pro" which is available on Amazon. Info here: https://www.bluemorris.com/shop
Wow, this is what I call a great lesson. Subscribed! Best wishes from Spain!
You might wanna give out a rhythm count or explain your timing for people who don't know how to count your changes
Thanks , awesome lesson , earned yourself a subscriber
How are these dominant 9th chords if the 3rd is absent? Formulas keep saying that the 3rd must be present. This is confusing. I noticed the flat 7 but no 3rd.
Thank you so much, That middle of the neck 9 chord ties in all of my other blues chord's like a champ for chordal shape walks, my missing ingredient ties it all together. The lead shapes make it almost impossible to hit a bad note. keep these video's coming. I've been playing for decades and teach. Your one of the best teachers. Hats off young man. Gypsy jazz on the way. Cheers.
Exactly the info I was looking for. Thank you.
Great lesson, thank you!
Wow! Really brought blues to life for me! Great lesson. Thanks!
Awesome lesson! This is essentially playing in different voicings, adds so much color and feel! …
Great lesson, many thanks.
Very helpful, thanks
Brilliant love it
Love this! Thanks as ever 😁👍❤️
Thanks!
Thank you soooo much. Finally my 9 chord shape has good use.
You have a real talent of explaining things simply . Thanks man, good teacher 🤙🏽
que mrd mejor enseña a niños puse niff neo soul y me sale esta mrd
da asco que quieras llamar atencion por otras personas que tengan talento
How you don’t have more subscribers is crazy. Thank you
The 9 chord is an octave plus 1 . Been playing 5 years and thats new . Makes sense . Thanks
👏👏👏parabéns pela aula! muito boa 💪💪🇧🇷
Excellent video!
Wishing you would have shown the pentatonic patterns for four and five chords! Great lesson though!🙏🙏🙏
Great lesson. If one moves the 9 chord two frets up the neck, isn’t it A6? I see some notation for D9 that also bars the high E. Is that correct?
Coz I’m a big T Bone fan 👍
Blue, if you carry on taking the mystery out of learning guitar then pretty soon any old chump will be able to play! 😂 How bout a lesson on those licks you used to fill between the chords?
Hey thanks, fun lesson. Do you have a course for intermediate/ advanced acoustic blues? 🙏✌️🎸🍺
Great lesson!
Try this tomorrow. Thx!
great lesson!!!