Think Different with Chord Substitutions

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0:00 Intro
0:54 Part 1: Relative Major
2:19 Part 2: Secondary Dominants
3:24 Part 3: Put Them Together
4:36 Add Color!
5:34 3 Examples
6:54 Outro

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[andyl]

Fantastic lesson!! The explanation and playing examples made this very easy to hear/ understand.thanks ma!!!

[stephenowen]

This was a light bulb moment when I studied this in the Shades Of Blues course (Funky New Orleans Thing). You make it look so effortless. Really recommend Jack's TrueFire courses!

[brianvaughan]

7minutes and 12 seconds of pure gold...scared myself with music my fingers made after watching this video. Thank you!!!

[antonakisohyes]

Thank you for not putting tooo much info into these lessons. Sometimes, less is more. These fundamental concepts take a lot of slow work to really sink in. Happy to have you as my teacher 😊

[michaelnepali]

Your basic is your advance, why I never approach my progression this way? Thanks Jack really help a lot

[dodger]

You are THE best!! Underscoring the fact that I need to learn arpeggios...

[nomunkybiz]

Cool Video! Short, simple, easy to follow, was a great learning experience, had some light bulb moments. Love the filming as well, colors contrast great, nice visual experience. Able to see the fingering well. This was a great introduction to me for some concepts regarding chord progressions and harmony, am gonna use this to to widen my harmonic horizon.

[Nozmo_King_NJ]

Thanks Jack, another great lesson and examples of your playing. Always inspiring to me. I'm getting there .. slowly, though.

[FrosMusic-qopn]

Sweet. I have been searching for these for years!! Great job.

[scottstewart]

Great lesson. A lot to chew on, thanks Jack

[unnitsu]

the way you play, the clean sound, the arrangement of notes, the examples, minimalistic explanation; very unique and stirs up something somewhere deep in the creative realm. i have tagged this channel hoping to pickup something and create a composition within my playing capacity. i am a self learned hobbyist learning, playing and enjoying music myself without any audience. good wishes!

[mikeys]

So simple and So so so Useful.
thanks again!

[aminahmed]

Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day Jack ❤😊

[thAMG]

Love this, Jack!

I want to buy some of your courses but I'm in the middle of the desert and internet access is scant, so anything I buy would need to be downloadable, which appears to be a challenge in today's course delivery methods.

Great work as always, Jack. 🤩

[joeinterrante]

Jack you play so tastefully. Im inspired. Wish I lived near Nashville

[dekalbes]

...another " Super Session " . Thank you Maestro.!

[DementedAugminish]

This is what I'm working on for the next bit. How to think like a pro. Thanks for explaining it so clearly. Time to woodshed.

[ssdelmar]

Hi Jack, bought 2 of your courses at Brett Papa and 1 from TrueFire. Hoping you can come up a slow blues lesson mixing rhythm and lead, like playing blues by yourself. :)

[arthurwilliamson]

Wait what?🧐. Harmonic minor? 🤯. Why/when do we use the that?

[stratonut]

One of these day's I'm gonna get a bill in the mail for these lessons, not saying I wont pay but you are going to bill me right? I'm right, right??