A Simple Way To Play Over Any Chord Changes

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[nachomacias]

The clarity with which you explained in this video is outstanding. You are my new teacher.

[scottbuck]

What a gentleman. Wonderfully clear and articulate.

[Ab-fngo]

Jack, you're literally THE best guitar teacher on this platform. Love your work and will always keep looking forward to all the videos!!

[battleframestudios]

You're the first guitarist I've seen on YouTube that both sounds great and who's skills seem actually attainable.

[Prossdog]

Holy cow, what a great lesson. This is incredibly useful for a people playing a lot of genres at all different skill levels.

[ThePavelAntonov]

I was able to improvise thoughtfully right away! Thanks a lot!

[powerforward]

Jack, I’m an older guy transitioning to guitar after 40-yrs on keyboard. This lesson makes so much sense to me; my biggest challenge at this juncture is learning the fretboard. Also, I’ve not seen anyone else play guitar as effortlessly as you do and your notes are so clean and precise. Thanks a million…you really know your craft. Be well. 💯

[Yelbomsirhc]

I like this a lot. The 7th is the other important chord note, but just focusing on the 3rd gives me a fighting chance to make it through the changes!

[woodshed_moments]

Another great lesson, you have the right attitude and temperament for doing this, great job

[jessewolbert]

I'm currently at this particular part of my journey with guitar. This is the clearest strategy Ive heard for how to approach soloing over the changes. That helped so much! Ive seen tons of vids on the topic. Everyone talks about targeting chord tones, not mentioning the importance of the 3rd.

[Wermode]

Nice lesson, Jack. I’ve never noticed how the “Isn’t She Lovely” progression sounds like “Fly Me To The Moon.” Lots to practice here. Thanks!

[frodyssey]

This is the best and simplest video I have found in 3 years. Thank you. As a self taught guitarist I know I will make progress after this video.

[harrymorris]

Built different son, I've been needing a lesson like this. I feel like I can base my solos around this

[mikeys]

Any level player can get something useful and valuable...I think I already know your lessons but I always get something anyway.
Finally subscribed. Thank you so much for providing

[gerysasko]

Outstanding guitarist and teacher. So accomplished & thoughtful in his approach to both.

[cosmiciron]

So revealing and given in such straightforward and understated manner. This is true teaching devoid of ego and showmanship. Subscribed!

[rockgtr]

I have watched many videos on this subject along with trying to do this unsuccessfully for some time. I have never heard or thought to focus on the 3rd. Which, of course, makes total sense as it is arguably the most important chord tone. I honestly can't believe I never put that together. One of those "DUH" moments for me for sure. I was always trying to focus on the root notes of the chords and it never sounded like what I was looking for. I can't wait to work on this later! Thanks so much!

[aberhan]

You really simplified a song I have been trying to learn for years.❤

[ngccglp]

Of all the videos on how to play over chord changes, this is one of the easiest to understand. Well done and thanks.

[Daberney]

Clear, concise, digestible---and that Gibson sounds great! 👌