Bending on the 5 draw and 7 blow is similar, aside from the fact that 7 blow is higher pitched. Meaning that both of these notes DO bend, but only bend a little bit. The 6 draw bends more. When you bend notes that are higher pitched, it id done a little closer to the front of your mouth....and remember - it only bends a little bit. Thanks
Mike, I've been working on this part as well. I'm finding it's a tight seal on the 7, tongue forward & sort of saying "thwee or thway" mid-tongue is pressing upward and compressing/restricing the airflow against the roof of the mouth.
Hi Rob --- Dave Gross (who's in the performance video with Dennis) made a backing track for this lesson. You can play the backing track by clicking on the floating play button in the upper right corner of your screen (just under the webcam recorder and above the "add to practice list" button).
Hi Brian --- welcome back and sorry for the confusion.
Yes, what you are experiencing is how we designed Sonic Junction. The reason why the subscription box pops up is that you have previously taken your two free lessons --- so when you try and take this one, it is being counted as your third lesson --- and that is why we are asking you to join with a paying membership. I can understand how it could be confusing and apologize for that.
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Beautiful solo Duke. Just love it. Thanks for posting Steve and for highlighting it again Charlie. I agree with Steve --- would love to learn some more lines / ideas like this.
Hi Jeff --- yes, I agree that it sounds like a Bb triad at 8:55.
Another thing I've noticed about Duke is that he will sometimes intuitively voice certain strings louder than others. Meaning, he may play a three note chord --- but two of the notes will be more pronounced. Duke's right hand technique and touch is really amazing and in my opinion an important part of his playing --- i.e. it's not just the chord, but how that chord is played. I see similar things in Corey's playing as well.
Hi Boyd --- thanks for the question. Rick plays the intro a bit differently for the backing track, but it is the same song form (i.e. the intro that Jerry teaches will work with what Rick plays).
I hope that helps and if you have further questions, please let us know.
Hi Boyd --- we have a backing track for Careless Love and Chicago Shuffle coming in the next couple weeks. I agree --- this is a great tune and I love the way Jerry and Rick play it.
Hi Dennis --- I love this chorus. Your bending and use of distorted notes is beautiful!
I'm a beginner, so still getting some of these techniques down. Do you have any tips for how to blow bend the 7th hole while tongue blocking?
I'm getting pretty comfortable tongue block bending the 5th and 6th holes --- but the blow bend on the 7th hole is giving me trouble.
Thanks for the help.
Hi - thanks!!
Bending on the 5 draw and 7 blow is similar, aside from the fact that 7 blow is higher pitched. Meaning that both of these notes DO bend, but only bend a little bit. The 6 draw bends more. When you bend notes that are higher pitched, it id done a little closer to the front of your mouth....and remember - it only bends a little bit. Thanks
Mike, I've been working on this part as well. I'm finding it's a tight seal on the 7, tongue forward & sort of saying "thwee or thway" mid-tongue is pressing upward and compressing/restricing the airflow against the roof of the mouth.
Hi Rob --- Dave Gross (who's in the performance video with Dennis) made a backing track for this lesson. You can play the backing track by clicking on the floating play button in the upper right corner of your screen (just under the webcam recorder and above the "add to practice list" button).
Enjoy!
Awesome Carlos! Sounds great --- and really inspiring. It's a cool tune and your play it really well.
Hi Brian --- welcome back and sorry for the confusion.
Yes, what you are experiencing is how we designed Sonic Junction. The reason why the subscription box pops up is that you have previously taken your two free lessons --- so when you try and take this one, it is being counted as your third lesson --- and that is why we are asking you to join with a paying membership. I can understand how it could be confusing and apologize for that.
The goal for the two free lessons is to allow people to check out the lessons and see if they are a good match in terms of what the Artist teaches and how they are teaching it.
I hope the explanation helps and feel free to contact me directly through the Contact Us page if you have further questions.
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Awesome Bruce! Nice duet too.
Hi Steve --- beautiful. It's a great melody and you play it really well. Love those last couple bars.
Absolutely beautiful Duke!! I just love how you mix the chords and melody together --- with a chord fragment or two for good measure. Great stuff!
Beautiful. I really love the chord melody too --- this is one of my favorites. You play it very well.
Nice guitar too.
Hi Jussi --- yes, exactly. A Harp in the Key of B --- 3rd position.
Hi John --- we don't have tab for this lesson. That said, we can make some. Is there a particular section / run-through that you're looking for?
Beautiful solo Duke. Just love it. Thanks for posting Steve and for highlighting it again Charlie. I agree with Steve --- would love to learn some more lines / ideas like this.
Cool Steve! You make me want to learn it.
Hi Jeff --- yes, I agree that it sounds like a Bb triad at 8:55.
Another thing I've noticed about Duke is that he will sometimes intuitively voice certain strings louder than others. Meaning, he may play a three note chord --- but two of the notes will be more pronounced. Duke's right hand technique and touch is really amazing and in my opinion an important part of his playing --- i.e. it's not just the chord, but how that chord is played. I see similar things in Corey's playing as well.
Hi Jeff --- I can help too (I help with the tab / chords for Duke's lessons).
To make sure we give you the right answer --- can you let me know the video timecode? --- thanks.
Hi Boyd --- thanks for the question. Rick plays the intro a bit differently for the backing track, but it is the same song form (i.e. the intro that Jerry teaches will work with what Rick plays).
I hope that helps and if you have further questions, please let us know.
Great tune and amazing run-through! I'm looking forward to learning this one. Thanks Corey.
Hi Steve --- Awesome! Love those double stops --- especially that one around1:15. You got a nice relaxed groove going.
Very true -- and Vinny, love that visual of riding back in the saddle.
Hi Boyd --- we have a backing track for Careless Love and Chicago Shuffle coming in the next couple weeks. I agree --- this is a great tune and I love the way Jerry and Rick play it.
Hi Perry --- sorry for the delay. We've updated the tab to show the vocal fills. Please let me know if you have any questions.