These Two Concepts Unlock Your Entire Guitar Neck (LIVE)

Everyone, happy Saturday. Um, we're going to learn some guitar today. Kind of get back to teaching. I've had a couple videos out this past week.

One of them was a little bit controversial. I don't think it was controversial, but uh I don't know if you saw any of my videos. I just had a really uh great interview with Allison Krauss that I was very proud of that was uh uh that I filmed up in Nashville. Some people always everybody thinks it's my studio that I filmed these things in.

That was a studio called 1979. Uh really nice studio in in Nashville that Allison likes to go to. It was it was great. She was amazing.

Oh my god. It's I think it's a really interesting interview. I think one of my most interesting ones. the kind of some of the places that we went to that we're talking about.

Um, okay. So, you can see on the screen here, we're having our Fourth of July sale that I'm starting this weekend. Um, last Fourth of July, I offered this uh four course bundle of my um BATbook interactive, my quick lessons pro um I'll tell you about the courses in a second, my ear training course, and my arpeggio master class. This is a very popular bundle.

It's for 79 bucks. And I probably shouldn't sell it for that because that is I don't want you to think that that's undervalued, but it's a um I think it's a great way to get into some of the guitar stuff that we're going to talk about today. And um what are the four things in here? Let me just go over them.

Since I don't do ads with any companies, the only thing that I sell are my courses to help you become better musicians. Uh the arpeggio master class is um has an in-depth uh goes over arpeggios in a systematic way to learn them across the neck. It's got um not only video lessons, but also has guitar profiles for those of you that that uh follow and tab. It's got PDFs as well.

Uh the Beatata Book Interactive is my 500page uh interactive course that's um a music theory course that I that I started writing back when I was a college professor in Ithaca College back in the late 80s. It's got ...