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[bobkal]

For years I did not get your teaching style. The reason was I wasn’t prepared musically to absorb the information. No longer!! I am getting what you are laying down!!! Thank you!

[Rossimac_]

Definitely one of the best teachers on youtube. Jack just makes it simple... no frill.... no big leaguing. Thanks, Jack, and keep doing what you're doing. You are blessed.

[paulpo]

Another home-run lesson. Guitar master making things understandable for the masses.

[stevelipke]

I was thinking about doing this on the fret board....Your video was a catalyst to doing it !!!!....Thanks 🤩

[Sammywhat]

Simple, yet profound. Wish I knew this 30 years ago!! But I'll take what I can get!! You are a saint, Jack. Thank you, kindly, sir!!

[martynspooner]

Such an eye opening lesson for me, I knew what triads were but didnt realize how they could be tied together using fills from the major scale. Thanks a lot this is going to be so much fun to explore.

[ShimonMaruani]

Thank you Jack !!! as a player that just got a hold on triads (took me three months) , this lesson is the most important for the transfer from KNOWING something to actually USING it. The impact of this lesson is priceless and I will stay forever grateful to you ! love

[danlee]

Your teaching style is so soothing. Ty for this amazing lesson!

[heypockyway]

These last few lessons (rhythm fills, slow blues survival) have been so helpful. Often underrated skills but so valuable

[wagonet]

it sounds SO melodic, you sounds so good. wow.

[joelandrew]

I love the connecting notes between the triad chords 🫡 I use triad chords a bunch but somehow never dawned on me to connect them with melodies like that.

[denisechetty]

You have the ear for beautiful melodies🙏🎸. Great tutorial!

[luizvelazquez]

As you know, there are lots of videos out there on this same subject. However, I think I finally found the one that explains it the best and is the most useful for me. Thank you Sir. Much appreciated.

[Dylan-Jams]

you explain everything so well! thanks for another great video!

[rogerloydmccoy]

Your videos always encourage me to pick up my guitar and play. Thanks!!!!

[williamswanson]

Cant wait to get the new course! All of your stuff is great!

[mojodojo]

I keep watching this over and over. Its the keys to unlock the guitar and its pure gold!

[denmar]

Great lesson! This is the fun and musical stuff to me. Remember Jimi started playing rhythm guitar for the Isley Brothers then Little Richard as he honed his chops backing up singers.

[nomadman]

A very comprehensive lesson that’s easy to grasp. I’ve always thought, “Triads, triads, triads, ” so what? What’s the big deal, they’re just chords right? It’s like intervals, and then I finally learned what was happening with intervals. I was getting close with Triads but this was a real “ah hah!” moment. I can also see where mapping out the fretboard should be very instructive.

[jeffreyreid]

Thanks Jack! Triads and inversions have been the greatest leap in learning guitar. Thanks for this great presentation as usual you nailed it.