Video Lesson 4-10-08 The Mixolydian Mode Starter Pack!

[mark wein]

I actually have two lessons this week for you guys. The first is continuing on with last weeks lesson on modes with a lesson on the Mixolydian mode:

http://blog.markwein.com/2008/04/10/mixolydian-mode.aspx

Its just construction of the scale in the 5 CAGED root patterns...we won't get to applications until next week.

To help get ready for next weeks lesson we have a supplementary lesson on Dominant 7th chord tones....

http://blog.markwein.com/2008/04/10/dominant-7th-chord-tones--supplement-to-the-mixolydian-lesson.aspx



You can find the full archive of my lessons and more at http://www.markweinguitarlessons.com (http://www.markweinguitarlessons.com/)

[mrmudcat]

Mark let me say on behalf of im sure alot of fretheads thank you for sharing and taking time to do this.

This might as well be a thank you to everyone who does this on the forum unselfishly.So not to forget names ill just add ya know who ya are.

[mark wein]

Mark let me say on behalf of im sure alot of fretheads thank you for sharing and taking time to do this.

This might as well be a thank you to everyone who does this on the forum unselfishly.So not to forget names ill just add ya know who ya are.

:D

No problem!

I've probably said it before but the lessons serve me a couple of purposes so I feel pretty rewarded already, but it makes me feel good to know that you guys appreciate them, all the same!

:beer:

[sunvalleylaw]

This is great! I have not had time to dive into it yet, but sure appreciate your sharing it. I am sure it will be very useful when I can get to it. Like I said before, right in there with what we are doing in lessons right now!

[SuperSwede]

Mark, whats that Fender amp in the background? Looks like a bandmaster?

[mark wein]

This is great! I have not had time to dive into it yet, but sure appreciate your sharing it. I am sure it will be very useful when I can get to it. Like I said before, right in there with what we are doing in lessons right now!

Cool!

There is a "natural progression" of study, I think and we just happen to be on the same track right now...:)

[mark wein]

Mark, whats that Fender amp in the background? Looks like a bandmaster?

Its my 1966 Bassman:

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l230/markwein/IMG_0423.jpg



Currently on "injured reserve" until I find another good amp tech around here....

[sunvalleylaw]

Oh, big drool! :drool: A Bassman is one of my top 1 or 2 dream amphs. I have not seen this particular model before.

I am glad, and lucky for me, that we happen to be on the same track right now. :D :beer:

[mark wein]

Oh, big drool! :drool: A Bassman is one of my top 1 or 2 dream amphs. I have not seen this particular model before.

I am glad, and lucky for me, that we happen to be on the same track right now. :D :beer:

They are pretty cool...if you dig that, here is a "guitar porn" listing of my other amps...I was able to buy most of this stuff before they became valuable.

1964 Vox AC50

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l230/markwein/IMG_0431.jpg



A pair of 1964 Sears Silvertone 1484's

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l230/markwein/IMG_0424.jpg

And the amp I actually play through these days, my 1971 Deluxe Reverb:

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l230/markwein/IMG_0428.jpg



:beer:

[sunvalleylaw]

Oh stop that!!!! No, those are really nice. I love seeing pics of that stuff.

[mark wein]

Oh stop that!!!! No, those are really nice. I love seeing pics of that stuff.

:D

Sadly, my gratuitous amp buying says are over, though....:(

[tot_Ou_tard]

Good stuff Mark.

I like the way you take the time to build a series of lessons up without rushing over or skipping the fundamental ideas.

[mark wein]

Good stuff Mark.

I like the way you take the time to build a series of lessons up without rushing over or skipping the fundamental ideas.

Thanks!

I always had problems learning from books or videos that assumed you knew certain things. Since I don't know the skill level of every person using the lessons I figure its better to go a slow and as complete as possible....

[tot_Ou_tard]

Thanks!

I always had problems learning from books or videos that assumed you knew certain things. Since I don't know the skill level of every person using the lessons I figure its better to go a slow and as complete as possible....
:AOK: I agree. You can always skip parts if you already know it. I like having the information available. :AOK: