George Lynch Lesson
PosterBoy
May 15 2013, 10:16 AM
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Great lesson Ben, The chords in the video are wrong for the riff A7 and A6 instead of Am7 and Am6, also the D is more of a D5 isn't it, as it isn't using or implying the maj 3rd.

the F#/5+ very confusing name for a 1st inversion D no 5th, but maybe that naming is more correct in terms of theory

Not trying to nitpick, just I really liked the sound of the rhythm part and was trying to work out how those chords worked together from a note/theory perspective.

I guess as you mentioned about George's theory knowledge, this would be the wrong lesson to try and dissect in this way!!! lol

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May 15 2013, 12:28 PM
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QUOTE (PosterBoy @ May 15 2013, 10:16 AM) *
Great lesson Ben, The chords in the video are wrong for the riff A7 and A6 instead of Am7 and Am6, also the D is more of a D5 isn't it, as it isn't using or implying the maj 3rd.

the F#/5+ very confusing name for a 1st inversion D no 5th, but maybe that naming is more correct in terms of theory

Not trying to nitpick, just I really liked the sound of the rhythm part and was trying to work out how those chords worked together from a note/theory perspective.

I guess as you mentioned about George's theory knowledge, this would be the wrong lesson to try and dissect in this way!!! lol

do keep in mind George doesn't know theory or scales by his own admition and just plays by ear so trying to understand it theory wise will be difficult

nevermind

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