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22 responses to “SRM Video 3”

  1. Layne Oliver says:

    Thanks Griff, Great drill and reminder

  2. Stephen Johnson says:

    Good lesson

  3. Stephen Johnson says:

    Good lesson

  4. Dennis says:

    Good lesson,very informative. Thanks!

  5. Robin Hary Schnell says:

    I’ve been taking guitar lessons from a guy that never learned to read music. Growing up, I read music in band, but find I need to get back in the habit. These lessons have helped.

  6. Brian Young says:

    Griff, Thanks for your excellent Blues Guitar lessons ! Beginning and Version 2. Those along with your email lessons have breathed new life into my playing. I’m 71 and started playing daily 10 months ago. I play for fun and love learning your tutorials. I look forward to playing and receiving them. Thank you my Friend! You’re an excellent teacher!! You can teach old dog new tricks!

  7. Stephen A Schultz says:

    How does this course compare to the classic rock rhythm section and to the rhythm and lead course

  8. Adrian says:

    The first two lessons of this strumming sequence were great. Stuff I really needed to know since this is mostly what I do. This one though, I don’t get. I loved the sequence at the end but how to get there…. Just keep practicing and watching the video I guess.

  9. so far its great I’m able to keep up. I am left handed so I have to convert to left each time. Mark

  10. David Sempau says:

    Great lesson as usual. For the importance of silence in music, see Sting’s Commencement Address at Berklee, May 15, 1994

  11. Michael Chappell says:

    Hey Griff,

    When you do these fabulous Email Video lessons you should let us all know which BGU Course relates in more detail. I assume the course would be Strumming & Rhythm Mastery. When I purchase a new Acoustic in Aug 2016, I will be looking at this course at that time. All great. Michael-St Andrews-Australia May 2016

  12. Royce says:

    Neat. thanks for the tip.

  13. Stephen Budge says:

    Learning about rest’s have been a part of my playing that I didn’t quite get. Your lesson made it very clear.
    Thanks

  14. JOSE GONZALEZ says:

    Actually, Mel Brooks was doing yet another spoof on the Humphrey Bogart movie classic Treasure of the Sierra Madre. “Baa-jes? We don’t need no steenkin’ baa-jes.” Great movie. And, even greater tutorials on the illusive blues. Thanks Griff for bringing the blues into my home, into my amp n into my heart!!!

  15. Henry Crampton says:

    Hi Griff. Another excellent tutorial, clear concise and well explained.

    Thanks again.

  16. Gene Rife says:

    Fantastic,I really like this.

  17. Ann Linley says:

    Great as always Griff. I love how you explain counting, time, space and rest in music.

  18. bruce says:

    Hey,
    No idea how you got my address but, more of this please.

  19. Paul Warner says:

    This is very good stuff. Some months back I saw a very good guitarist playing a very hot funk rhythm and I tried to copy what he was doing but couldn’t actually figure out his count, and I didn’t give any consideration to the rests. I was working on other stuff so I didn’t put a great deal of effort towards it, but I did save the video and maybe now I can figure out his count. This was one the hottest funk guitar rhythms I had ever heard and it’s on my bucket list to learn it.

  20. The devil is in the details
    Frank Lloyd Wright AIA

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