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Here we are learning Simple ideas to get you away from playing the same chords as another with non other than the Blues. These ideas can translate into a world of possibilities as you progress as a guitar player. Hope You Enjoy. Rocking the Taylor 814CE
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I've said it before and I'll say it again.. great teacher.
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Stitch your beginning to look like an Indian meditation guru rather than the guitar guru.if I hear about you riding round in a rolls Royce with a hareem I will applaud and salute you.all the best sir
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This type of lesson is very much missing from you tube. Can you go a stage further and talk about fills in between the vocal line if one guitarist is strumming chords and singing.
Good stuff thanks
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I can’t even begin to imagine where I would be today if I knew 25 years ago what I’ve learned in the last 2 years watching your videos. You break these concepts and techniques down so neatly, making eating the elephant in the room of my musical shortfalls much easier to eat, if you’ll pardon the horrible mixed metaphor. Thank you 😊 🙏🏼
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George Harrison was a master at this with the Beatles and beyond. To me, the most tasteful blending guitarist I've ever seen including his leads. He never played a note that he didn't need to or want to to make the song better. It was never about him. It was all about the music. He knows he wasn't a shredder and he was cool with that. He loved Eric Clapton way before Clapton was known. He told the Beatles about Clapton before the world ever heard him. Just a total musician. All the Beatles were and are for those alive. Paul was a songwriting machine. John of course was incredible too of course. Excellent lesson Stitch! Thank you!
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Like the best ideas in all aspects of life, simpler is better.
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Great lesson. So simple but why couldn't I have figured it out on my own? Because that's what teachers are for. Well done.
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You transmit so much peace and so much knowledge.
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Very sage advice! You're a teaching machine, Ian.
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Always great lessons Stich thanks again.
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The little nuggets just keep coming. Thanks.
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Beautiful. This opened up my thinking on a lot of things. Thanks!
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Zen and the Art of Sounding Good .... many thanks Ian!
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Never cease to impress. You're the best!!! Great lesson my friend!👍
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This is so basic and so fundamental, yet SO important and often overlooked. I was just talking to someone about this yesterday. I mean, literally, we were talking about this very concept yesterday - but you articulated it better than I did. Good job.
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More of this please! Thank you, great lesson! 🤘🏼
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Always great to watch and always learn a lot.
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Love your teaching style; genuine personality shines through. I also love the headgear! Be the music, friends!
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Nothing but gratitude for your enlightened and wholistic insight into the nuances of quality playing :)
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@rayross997
3 years ago
I feel I just reached a mountain top in Tibet & came face to face with a master guitar sage. I have been enlightened, thank you Master Stich.
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