I love the sound of this amp and the Beth Reverb! So beautiful. Thank you, Tomo.
Thank you Scott! So great to hear that! Yes! Great small amp for two channel / echo (each CH)
I love the Beth Reverb tone! You're very welcome!
Tomo
Lately I love cooking in mid morning and making 3 new YouTube lesson videos in Sunday afternoon.
I made this lesson with my 1967 Gibson ES-335, Fender Blues Jr. 30th Ann. Model with Celeation G12M-65 Creamback.
One Control Beth Reverb. D'Addario EPN110 (10-45)
This lesson is based on GW FTR 09 Triad Reviews
https://tomovhxtv.vhx.tv/videos/ftr-09-triads-review-1
Thank you.
Tomo
Love this Tomo.
I was just looking through July Challenge,
I did not realize there 4+ parts. I could not do this in July, but now I can.
Amazing when I thought about this.
Most of the time, I am finding it's best to get out of my own way and just approach each moment with guitar patiently, calmly, with child-like curiosity. All of these ideas are from you, and tour book, thank you.
I am enjoying triad foundation practice.
I have been taking time knowing each note/solfage/inversion. I can go horizontally, vertically. Now I am working on: all root triads, the. all first, then all second inversions.
I am finding also, triad, chromatic and open triad intro swing groove exercises are all helping me -- as I get better at one, it gives clues how to do the others!
One question, will people outside of TFGW be able to watch the linked FTR 09 lesson video?
I am letting go of any concerns about privacy. I like your perspective and example of just being, and using the idea of public practice and review to make myself better.
I hope you have a great day!
What are you making with all the garlic you are chopping? :)
Thank you Sunil! Triads are so deep!
Only TFGW members can see any videos!
Cooking. Yes!
Tomo
Way to be Sunil, it is a great feeling once things start to stick like triads. I am on the Slow train going, yet every time I re-visit something I have tried, then something else from a different lesson sticks and it applies to another lesson only with a deeper understanding than when I first started looking into the topic. Far out I know, yet it takes time and it builds on to the next. Great to hear your flow. That 335 is sounding very nice with the triads, 40 years of triads!!
-johno
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Thank you for the kind words Johno.
Exactly. I feel like I'm on a slow spiral up, like the big birds in a summer thermal.
What is weird is now, it feels like it happened so fast!
Maybe that's what we remember after learning to walk as babies. We forget how many times we fell.
I had to listen to Tomo's triads on his Electric Spanish 335. 40 years of triads.
You are right my friend, beautiful!!
Small efforts over large time.
I hope we will all be jamming over the next 40! That is the goal, in any case. :)
Thank you guys! Triads are so good!
Tomo
" something else from a different lesson sticks and it applies to another lesson" 100% Johno
Thank you Clay! It's all about cooking!
Tomo
It takes a long time to remember the entire recipe and not mess up the dish. Yet, after a while a bad recipe can be adjusted to be better taste on knowing other recipes. Have to know the cooks tools, where they are at, how to use them, how to clean and store them for next time. I need a clock in the kitchen.
-johno
I have 9 prepared YouTube video lessons now. How about this lesson? Triad Application to Bb Blues Chord Changes on top 123 string set. My zoom lesson Juanes's signature Fender Stratocaster & One Control BJF-S100 amp head. String Driver 2-12s cabinet. Beth Reverb. Please enjoy it!
Why is this video gone. I am trying to watch it.
Once I scheduled post then the video is not available until next day. This case until 8am EST (2.17.2026) Sorry about it!
Now you can see it.
Must Know Triad Application on Blues Chord Progression (For Blues Solos)
You can apply simple triad inversions 123 string set to Bb Blues Chord Progression.
Please check around...
03:04 - 04:14 C Triad review
09:15 - 09:45 Bb Blues
12:43 - 13:16 Faster Bb Blues
13:41 - 14:51 Slower Bb Blues
15:00 - 17:00 Vertical triad review
19:00 - 20:37 Wisdom on who put down others
GEAR:
Fender Juanes Stratocaster
AMP-RX Brown Box
One Control BJF-S100 amp head
String Driver 2-12s cab
One Control Beth Reverb (FX Loop)
D'Addario EXL110
Providence Cable E205
Pickboy 1.00mm Celluloid pick
Thank you
I love this video Tomo. Thank you. I love how you start the lesson slow and sped up. It very detailed. Beautifully done. I love the wise words of wisdom to not lower yourself to argue. And bonus at the end with the gear transistor amp. Great work, always great work you do. Thank you.
My pleasure Serena! Please enjoy it! I am trying go slower and slower! Yes! No need to argue! Other side is not feeling well. Do not to need yourself lower to that side!
Tomo
Please check these and let me know your highlight from this lesson video. Thank you!
03:04 - 04:14 C Triad review
09:15 - 09:45 Bb Blues
12:43 - 13:16 Faster Bb Blues
13:41 - 14:51 Slower Bb Blues
15:00 - 17:00 Vertical triad review
19:00 - 20:37 Wisdom on who put down others
Tomo
Hey Tomo - I really liked how your messages on mistakes are sprinkled throughout this one. Really good reinforcement.
Tomo, that sounds so in tune in all fret positions, very good quality, not easy to get that in an average guitar. Really dig that Amp set up too, very cool. The parts with the Bb Blues triads and slower sustain very nice, I like that, and the rock jam at the end. One day, I get to verticle triads for myself goal, working it. I bet many can relate to the wisdom part, I know I can, been there, it happens, and yeah, jealousy is terrible, yuck. It is easy to make down putting comments when that person is really not facing nobody, like face book, they are not face-to-face. It is like a persons dopamine to them selfish selves to cut another person down in the social media land, too much anger and meanness in that click. Anyways, way to knock it out in the rock jam original!! Yes, Talk up, not down.
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- johno
I made this new lesson!
Please enjoy it!
Tomo