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Genre: Education
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YouTube Comments - 1,143 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I really wish someone told me early on I didn't have to play all six strings all the time.
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Eric Haugen is a master class in dynamics. He can make the simplest playing sound so beautiful. Great touch and a great right hand.
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I was that way about playing with others - I hung back thinking I wasn't yet "qualified" to do anything ... and never developed. Came back home after college and my buddy, whom I taught a song to before I left ("Psycho Killer"!), had STARTED A BAND and WAS WRITING HIS OWN MUSIC. He remembered me as the teacher so invited me to play with them, so I showed up with my barre chords and cowboy chords and ten little songs I'd worked out, and it was SO GOOD. They didn't know those songs, they taught me theirs, I was inspired to start writing - I grew more in the first four months playing with them than I had grown in the previous four years!
And you kept me alive with your SWEET FLOWING LIES!
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He's like the Bob Ross of music
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The actual best teacher in guitar. These videos feel like an real 1 on 1 lesson
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You went from giving very good guitar advice to giving very good life advice. You make even the simple stuff sound good too! Lots to learn from you
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I have a BS in Chemical Engineering but I’ve loved music my entire life. I’ve played guitar since my Dad bought me a 3/4 sized guitar at age 12. One of my sweetest college (1970s) memories was playing in group of other nerds. We had guitars, mandolin and banjo. We played lots of Loggins and Messina and Seals and Croft. Playing, eating pizza, drinking beer and flirting with our girlfriends was the best.
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Preach! 🙌 Love your videos dude
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Thank you! The art of rhythm playing is so undervalued. Sometimes I find when I’m jamming that I give the lead player a nice bed to lay on. But when it’s my turn to lead, I don’t always get the same love back. A lot of players just don’t know how to support. It’s a shame because some of my favorite memories of playing aren’t when just I ripped off a killer solo. It’s when I felt oneness locking in with everybody else. Rhythm playing ain’t complicated, but it can be magical.
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I would add one thing as a major plus ... as a rhythm guitarist for over 40 years, you are an extension and compliment to the drummer. I also play drums and feel the two are the tightest bound instruments that form the base and timing of a song. Liken yourself to being a metronome and sync to the drummer for immediate improvement when jamming with other musicians. Just my humble observance of 46 years. Most important thing to do is HAVE FUN!
Cheers!
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Wow Eric. Your opening line about what it takes to play out with people is the best thing I have heard on YouTube for quite a while. 🙏🏻
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What a master class this is. I had the good fortune of forming a band with a group of novices at similar ability level when I was young. Playing music with friends really is the most fun and the best way to learn. Wish I’d had a teacher like Eric to guide me though!
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This was super inspiring. I’ve been at a plateau of knowing most chord shapes but not being clean for a long time and this was exactly what I needed.
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I'm so glad you talked about this! I've never seen someone talk about rhythm guitar more! I'm glad I found your channel.
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I love what you said at the beginning of this video because that’s pretty much where I am as a guitarist and I was starting to think the same thing but this confirms it that I’m good enough and I need to be playing with other musicians.
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Fantastic lesson Eric. And such positive and encouraging words so well said. The story about what you played vs what you don’t cracked me up.
Enjoy your videos and Patreon lessons immensely.
Thank you.
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Best video on the internet on Rhythm Guitar! Especially the the knowing when to bow out of you don’t know and keeping the rhythm as if your playing the next chord you don’t know but still playing the rhythm as of to do. Love your channel! It’s a lot of great nuggets you share.
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Seriously the best guitar teacher on YouTube, not only in your content, but in your applicability to real life situations. Your honest, but calm demeanor translates so well and really puts me on the right track
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@bobxoneill
3 months ago
So sad that folks are thinking they aren’t skilled enough to jam with others. One of the best memories I have is how I met my best friend from high school. He lived a block away and he overheard me (the new kid) sharing that guitar was my hobby. I sucked; He sucked. Neither of us could play a single song and we had no amps but we figured out how to get sound out of stereo speakers while we were plugged in. Our early recordings from 1983 are so funny. Out of tune; not playing in any one key etc. But we grew together and learned so much. We are still friends in our 50s and we both still play guitar
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