Adrian Whyte @[email protected]
16K subscribers - no pronouns :c
Professional Musician and Guitar Teacher from Melbourne Aust
Hey Folks,
For something different I've posted a tab video of my latest transcription without a lesson breakdown!
https://youtu.be/jLu2yleMo-Y
If you're still wanting to have that in depth guitar lesson, consider joining the Patreon, Youtube memberships or my Online platform.
I will still do free breakdowns, but not every video - why? It seems the fun videos that are far less complicated to make get more views, but the in depth lesson transcriptions almost slow my channel down. So it makes sense at this point to reward my financial supporters who are most wanting of the details!
Next up: "My baby left me - Elvis/Scotty Moore"
Have a good week!
Iām really proud to announce my latest course, Jazz and Swing Chord Fundamentals. The 5 main chord qualities presented in 21 voicings. Very little theory discussed, just practical, authentic chord shapes influenced by thousands of old Jazz recordings. Itās only $29 US - not even $1.50 a chord! Or if youāre a member on my website or a āSuper Limitedā tier member on my Patreon, you will already have access to it. With this lesson, youāll be able to navigate a huge amount of jazz chord charts! Check it out here: includes on screen charts adrianwhyteonline.com/jazz-swing-chord-fundamentalā¦
Hey Folks,
Just to update you, it's been a wild few weeks. In amidst being drafted to play with a really awesome Johnny Cash show called "Get Rhythm" heygetrhythm.com/, I was also set to sign a lease for a bigger, dual room studio. The new gig worked out well, the lease did not.. I signed the contract, the landlord changed his agreement, it fell apart! I don't appreciate goal posts being moved on me, nor will I pay to install air conditioners in someone else's building .. ha!
So in my trusty old studio I remain, where I'm currently working on a comprehensive introduction to Boogie Type single lines. It will include onscreen tabs and be somewhat progressive. It is also Part 6 of my Rockabilly Guitar for the Complete Beginner Series (#6) but will hopefully be a fantastic stand alone lesson also!
Thanks for all your support, I would have liked to have had the aforementioned lesson out by now but it will be here in the next few days!
In the meantime if you're looking for something to listen to, I posted an acoustic Solo rendition of "Hurt" - the Johnny Cash cover of the Trent Reznor NiN song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amYpq...
Kind regards,
Adrian
If you've considered my rockabilly rebuild course - a course that will indoctrinate you into the vocabulary and structure of scale tones before directing you to the sweet sounds of rockabilly all over the neck .. here's an excerpt from my first testimony from a student who is using the course via full membership on the website.
"..Iāve played around on guitar for 35+ years. Until I started working with Adrianās lessons and his Rockabilly Rebuild course, I was at best a hummer and a strummer. Before Adrian, I couldnāt actually play a complete scale on guitar,
The Rockabilly Rebuild lessons really make sense. They intelligently build on each other. They allow me to see a clear path forward and monitor my own personal growth as I go.
This has been the best value for money that I have spent on learning guitar in decades.
Adrian's the real deal. If getting really good at guitar is what youāre after, this is money and time well spent. I've actually now been offered real gigs! This absolutely wouldn't have happened without Adrian. I can't imagine a higher praise than that!"
Sincerely A Very Happy Student,
Dr. Everett Stanton
Irvine, California
U.S.A.
Check it out here:
adrianwhyteonline.com/rockabilly-rebuild-online-guā¦
BEGINNER GUITAR FOR ROCKABILLY?? It's become clear to me that there are many beginners out there who are struggling to get into Rockabilly. What's the access point? How much should you already know?
Maybe you've learnt a bit, but a struggling to progress because there are some holes in your approach and practice.
Well - I'm making a free youtube series for beginners, exactly how I would teach you if you walked into my studio for the first time. Sorta.. I'm even feeling the bad jokes coming on.
You see, I've done way over 10,000 hours of teaching and the majority of it is to beginners, so perhaps I've worked more in the intermediate to advanced space, but weirdly - I had A BALL making the first few lessons.
I'm going to show you how to hold a pick. Fret notes, play basic chords, introduce you to some single note technique, combine the two a little, show you some simple licks and more over 10 free lessons right here on my channel, with free downloadable content.
I'll even give you psychological tips and practice habits. I've been doing this for a loooong time, and it may show more with this series than any of my other videos. I hope so!
I'm excited .. are you!???
For the next lesson, would you folks like to learn more about using Triads, or an introduction to chord melody? Both would be on the simpler conceptual side with some exercises to try. By the way, both the guys pictured rip at both..so it's not a Setzer vs Gallup, but who do you think is more important to Rockabilly Guitar? #rockabilly #gretsch
If Patreon is not your thing, I'm now offering Youtube memberships in return for tabs, and access to my website - remember, you aren't just supporting my channel, you're also supporting my family! If you are a contributor, thank you! youtube.com/channel/UCcfJofGpTuD2N0OdM-tn-Lg/join
Iām no marketing guru, so this is just an honest and excited announcement of my latest offering!
Itās been over 6 months of periodic hard work to put this together and I really believe itās going to help people understand the rockabilly vocabulary and even create their own!
With the birth of my Daughter āFernā and managing an energetic toddler, a business, a gigging schedule and this YouTube channel, Iāve still managed to get this course completed and the drive is truly believing itās something that is missing from world of rockabilly material.
I would like to introduce the now completed āRockabilly Rebuildā course!
adrianwhyteonline.com/rockabilly-rebuild-online-guā¦
I honestly believe there is nothing out there like this. Of course there are some great courses - but this is the first that will give you a foundational understanding of what makes the rockabilly sound AND develop your musical vocabulary in a way that helps you analyse, navigate and create rockabilly solos and licks.
In fact, the tools in this course will help you understand music better in general!
With this course youāll get:
- 5 digestible modules with pdf lesson notes
- Diagrams
- Scales to learn that are common to the rockabilly genre
- An introduction to the necessary theory (and nothing unnecessary!)
- Example licks
- Tools to navigate chord changes
- the ability to analyse your favourite solos
- Tips and tricks
- Approximately 2 hours of content
- An understanding of fretboard mechanics
- A short workshop at the end showing you how to apply the knowledge to create new ideas
- All in approximately 2 hours of content that took dozens of hours and a lifetime of teaching to conceptualise and create
The list goes on but you get the point!
If you want more than just the ability to play rockabilly solos and you actually want to know whatās happening, this course is for you.
And to be up front and not try and āget you at the endā, itās $99 US, which I think is a small price to pay considering this course is everything Iāve drawn on to understand the styles of the greats but draw my own ideas, and the teaching techniques behind it have been developed over 18 years!
Thatās all from me! Click the link below (or above) if you want a complete rebuild of your rockabilly knowledge!
Huge thanks to Derek and Ming from Marketing Jumpstart for facilitating my courses and website content with the building of the online platforms that I could not and would not have done without them!
adrianwhyteonline.com/rockabilly-rebuild-online-guā¦
Professional Musician and Guitar Teacher from Melbourne Australia specialising in Rockabilly, Psychobilly, Solo and Jazz Guitar.