TrueFire Live: Matt Schofield - Blues Speak

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• SV

  @svidrigajlov · 1 year ago

  One of the best players out there for sure, his way of outlining chord tones is so elegant ❤

• ST

  @stewartmclean207 · 7 years ago

  What I like about Matt's playing the most is how articulate it is. There is nothing to hide behind. Not too much gain, reverb ect. It's pure sound, just the notes he picks and the phrases he uses

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• SC

  @scottchoy8644 · 7 years ago

  His solo blues example from <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmvcEmEklSA&amp;t=1770">29:30</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmvcEmEklSA&amp;t=1860">31:00</a>, so good.

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• GU

  @GuitarBluesHury · 8 years ago

  Best Blues player today.

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• GA

  @GazMoz78 · 8 years ago

  Love this. Matt is such a lovely guy and his playing is next level, such fantastic tone and feel. Us Brit&apos;s lost the opportunity to go and see him play, on a regular basis, now that he&apos;s resident in the USA. Hope he&apos;s getting the attention and audiences he deserves :-)

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• DA

  @davidgoltra9950 · 8 years ago

  One of my favorite players and I predict one of the best Truefire lesson series ever. &nbsp;Very excited.

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• SI

  @simonblide5602 · 8 years ago

  Love how you can hear him humming and singing in the background while he’s soloing 😄 Great feel!

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• RA

  @ralphrounds709 · 7 years ago

  What a fantastic player. Never runs out of phrases

• MA

  @marcp.418 · 8 years ago

  wow, this is incredibly inspiring. Thanks so much Matt and TrueFire

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• MA

  @mattbirtwistle6188 · 8 years ago

  rhythm, melody and touch - a lifelong journey for me and can&apos;t wait to see this tutorial.

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• KI

  @kirkangeloautor3710 · 4 years ago

  I love matt Schofield

• GA

  @garygoudeau8346 · 5 years ago

  I just recently learned of Matt Schofield &nbsp;and I really enjoy his style of playing. He talks about playing in the scale of each chord. At 39.08 you talk about being stuck in the rut of the minor pentatonic box pattern. I was stuck in my playing the same way. I would just like to share the major influence that helped me break out of that box and open up the whole fingerboard on guitar. Steve Crowell has a website called Easy Jazz Guitar. He developed a teaching book called 84 Equations for Jazz guitar. The content will apply to any style of music. &nbsp;I&apos;ve purchased several study books over the years but the Steve Crowell information is the one that has made the most impact on me personally.