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This is the first part of an episode on playing at speed and pace. It follows on from our earlier lesson on how to use sequences to open the fretboard. Next lesson we will look at some ways that you might use sequences to build speed and gain interest. Dan will also identify the two-string rule and explain how you can use pairs of strings to repeat licks in different octaves. In this first part, however, our guitar chat is based on TrueFire, our current sponsors.
Thank you TrueFire for sponsoring our podcast and with Christmas coming, what better gift could there be for a guitar fanatic? We are grateful for your vote of confidence and are fully enthusiastic about your product in return. How could we not be? The TrueFire guitar learning platform is massive and meticulous in its layout and content. In this episode, Dan and I look at two courses from TrueFire and an ‘in the Jam’ track by Joe Bonamassa:
1. Jazz Comping Handbook by Ted Ludwig - voice leading
2. Andy Wood Modern Telecaster Shred
3. In the Jam – Joe Bonamassa
Timings for the SoundCloud audio version
00:00:34 TrueFire introduction and details for purchasing
00:05:17 Jazz Comping Handbook by Ted Ludwig - voice leading
00:06:37 Progression - Em7, A7, Dm7, G7, Cmaj7
00:08:08 What are the two most significant notes in a chord?
00:09:51 A connected feel
00:10:07 Demo from Ted Ludvig’s TrueFire Course
00:12:48 Separating the top notes of the chord from the bass note
00:14:41 Andy Wood Modern Telecaster Shred
00:17:28 Andy Wood's lick at full speed
00:18:27 Slowed down Andy Wood’s lick at 50%
00:21:23 In the Jam - Bonamassa and Dust Bowl
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