How to Solo over Chord Changes Part 1 is another video I did with Brett Papa.
We are having more and more fun doing these videos such as this How to Solo over Chord Changes Part 1! I brought my Nash Strat, and we both plugged in at low-volume to Brett’s two Divided by 13 amps. The demonstration here on How to Solo over Chord Changes was how to play E major over Blues Rock changes going from E major to A major and then switch to The key of E minor, when the chords changed to C and D. I feel I lucked out with the tone of the Strat, it has sustain but it also reads as very clean. I suppose it’s also demonstration of how to play slowly and melodically. As I often do, I saved one fast riff for the very end. Hope you enjoyed this How to Solo over Chord Changes Part 1, there’s more on the way! I also have more lessons on my Lessons Playlist: You can find more videos as well on Brett’s YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/papastache102
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There are lots of lessons on soloing, a beginner strumming video,
at a studio tour where you can explore the secrets of getting great sounds!
Thanks for all you time. Great stuff, learning tons. Somehow Im missing out on how to get the solo lessons after the initial lesson. I have subscribed. Anyway sure appreciate the lessons.
Hey Tim!
How about a demo/lesson/info on how you have your guitars set up? Action.. relief… etc.
Will keep that in mind thanks Ron!
Part 1 and part 2 soloing over chord changes – both of these are awesome. Love hearing the thought process explained this way. Super helpful.
Happy you like it thanks Gerald! 🙂
I just finished watching your lesson on LaGrange, as usual, it is great. Now I need to practice eight hours a day. Thank you for all your lessons.
Thanks for being a member Douglas! 🙂
Thanks for all you time. Great stuff, learning tons. Somehow Im missing out on how to get the solo lessons after the initial lesson. I have subscribed. Anyway sure appreciate the lessons.
Please email [email protected] about it. Thanks Piedmont!