Distinguishing Ionian and Mixolydian in Double-Stop Harmony

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Hello Cherries! Here's a new thing I've been doing. My guitar straight into an amp. No fancy filming or edits. It's as real as it gets 🎸 Still giving some valuable info on guitar. I hope that you enjoy it. Today we're playing Double-Stops. There are so many great teachers/players out there on YouTube and many far better than me. But one thing I see all the time in their lessons is that they're leaving a giant hole in a certain topic. The harmony of the Double-Stops or Diads, "2 note chords." They play these double-stops and I believe that they're confusing students. Playing over a diatonic 1 4 5 progression or a blues 1 4 5 is completely different. In this new video I'll show you what that difference it. Enjoy the video and have a great week Everybody 😊

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