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Live forever, Tim Lerch 🙏

Brilliant loved it 👏👏👏

This book sounds wonderful. Looking forward to checking it out

Very informative, thank you!

What a great lesson. Short, concise and yet so informative. And, yes, Tim, I think I have all your teaching material from GuitarVivo 😊

Excellent demo. FYI the reason you didn’t hear any difference with the PAB/preamp bypass switch is that it only works on the D-channel side. You had it on the clean F side when you demoed.

A different axe for each sample!

The content and approach sound great, Tim. Can you say something about how the video content is accessed (UA-cam, GuitarVivo site, etc.)? Thanks.

Great book! I've bought digital version and then ordered one paper-based

👍👍👏👏👏👏👏Excelente

Como me gustaría tocar como usted Sr. Tini...

Genial Tini!!! Excelente

I just recently played a concert duo-gig with a trombone player/singer and to my later surprise I used my pick only for about one 3rd of the program and for the rest I played fingerstyle. The program consists of a few classic swing tunes (4/4 and 3/4) , Bossa Nova, Gospel-Jazz and semi-classical stuff, on electric archtop and classical guitar. I'm lucky to have a well developed picking hand through years of classical training and I can only encourage players to start "pumping nylon" , i.e. develop independence for your thumb, index, middle and ring finger. It doesn't matter whether you use nails or fingertips, the ability to pluck independently is the key factor. One other tip : check out "Rachel & Vilray" and his superb songwriting, playing and singing, that is world-class stuff !!! ua-cam.com/video/MKSJKvXODqc/v-deo.html And the great Larry Koonse : ua-cam.com/video/uamZHQvxuKA/v-deo.html

John..how does the excessively large chin korn guitar corner on yer geetar affect your neck skin..like violin players?

Andmhis soloingmis tomdie for..mmmmm

Stowell be a chordal genius..his style is stunning

This is a brilliant lesson. Its a struggle to find info on this stuff. This is actually really helpful

Anyone know what model gibson that is?

Love this - bought the transcription, any chance that this will be made available as a Guitar Pro file?

I’ve been searching for videos on this topic. Thank you! Hope you do more, including slower tempo jazz ballads.

Beautiful stuff Great insights And really nice approach to “teaching” which is a very hot can o worms these days when many are super sensitive to their paradigm being shifted😉👍

gospel information. keeping it simple. 🎧

What a beautiful video with much great information - thank you Tim. May I suggest everyone look up any videos by Australian singer Kristin Berardi and Australian guitarist James Sherlock. I was lucky enough to see these two perform and they gave a masterclass in supporting each other. Also listen to the album by Sammy Davis Jr, accompanied only by guitarist Laurindo Almeida. All the best from Melbourne, Australia.

Love this! More info on backing singers would be fantastic!

Thank you, Mr. Lerch. Thanks for your singing, it sounds great and underscores your message. I especially like the advice of staying off the first and second strings. In general in your playing do you tend to include the 5th (A) string in your chords or not?

Superb! 😎

Nice 😎✨

Nice! Do you still play that Collings acoustic?

I have just started to work on singing standards while playing my guitar. This lesson has come jay just the right time. Can’t wait for the next in the series.

It would behove every guitarist who sees this to spend more time developing their singing, both for widening their musical scope for employability as a potential singer, but also to better internalize the lessons Tim is trying to relay.

beautiful use that 6/9

Always good advice.

This is a good one!

Awesome! Hope there are more playing behind a vocalist videos to come!

This is great! There isn’t much out there about accompanying a singer. Can’t wait for more lessons on this topic!

Always helpful, Thanks!!! 👍

Extremely valuable and informative lesson. Thank you, Tim.

thanks Tim.

I have my first duo gig comping with a singer in years tomorrow and you upload this - bizarre! Thank you!

That was terrific. Do you ever do solo gigs where you sing and play guitar?

Bruce and I are playing duo gig together 7/29 at Corkscrew in Portland OR! He's the best!

Excellent

This anti-woke ad can just be a “passing fancy”. 😊

Thanks for sharing what good ethics when you play and accompany any singers especially the melody parts from your past experiences. It will be good if you can do more on this topic for us to learn some good playing practice tips from you.

great lesson. Thank you

Thanks!!! You're the best!

Great stuff Tim. Just getting myself more comfortable with singing and playing and this is so helpful.

Hi Tim. We met you at The Vintage in Port Townsend a few months ago, where we actually played the following day Thanks for the pointers. I have a slightly different situation: My wife (great vocalist) also plays guitar, but has a mostly Country background, and doesn't play Swing type stuff, although she's really great with basic open chords and some up the neck. We are playing Western Swing, Older Country (Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams), a bit of early Chicago Blues (the other Jimmy Rogers) a few Standards, etc and she is very solid but, as I said, fairly basic. (Actually she does surprisingly well with her limited chord voicings) I play bass lines, fills, and more advanced voicings, and that works pretty well, but I'm just wondering how you would approach this situation?

Awesome tips!! Got the Melodic Phrases Book, need to dig into it already!

Terrific lesson, thank you Tim. I have been looking for this kind of advice for a long time. As Jimmy Bruno would say when accompanying another musician, stay out of their way!