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Hi, there`s a nice video on YouTube, but I can not find the tabs. Could you send a link? Thanks.
So Part 1 of the advanced improv course and the free theory course are just about done. Get on and have a look. The improv course is good to go, just need to add the links to the theory. I'm getting the videos sorted for that now, a week or two maybe.
With the demise of Google+ I've created a Facebook group for you to ask questions, post videos and get feedback about your learning, specifically about any aspect of the courses here buy anything else related to your playing I'm sure we can manage. It'll also be a chance for me to hear from you about what things work, what things still need tweaking and what things I should be developing next.
So you can play OK now, you know a few scales, your hands are working well enough and you can even improvise and jam with friends or riff around by yourself at home. That's great and you've come a long way but maybe it's just not doing it for you any more, you feel like you're playing the same old stuff all the time. You're stuck in a rut.
It happens to all of us, congratulations it's part of the journey and you'll get through it eventually but in the mean time here are a few hints to help make that happen.
There's a lot to be said for getting it right. I know there's the whole "no rules" thing that a lot of cbg enthusiasts adhere to but frankly, it's bullshit. Creativity is great, personalising your own style is essential, but that doesn't mean you just make shit up. You could make a guitar with no strings on it, sure go ahead, but it's not going to work real well.
I love your lessons
Hi Pat,
I would love to learn Standing in the Crossroads and Driftin' Blues. I am sure it would not take you long to put those together. I have seen your performance on Youtube doing Crossroads and would love to learn it, thank you.
TJBlues
Tom Lacey
