Cliff Gallup's Simple Triad Trick

Arguably the slickest and most creative of the founding rockabilly guitar players, Cliff had plenty of great ideas in his rockabilly solo's that we can learn from.After all, Brian Setzer, Jeff Beck , Darrel Higham and Danny Gatton all took plenty of cues from him, so we should too! In today's concept lesson, I show you two simple triads we can build licks from and how to move them around to play a "One Four Five" progression. IF you want to delve deeper checkout my playing the changes video:    • How to play the changes - Rockabilly Guita...   Deeper Still? Do my rockabilly rebuild recourse! You can also checkout my website while you're looking! https://adrianwhyteonline.com/rockabi... IF you love my videos you can support my channel on Patreon. You'll be helping heaps, and you get exclusive pdfs for all my youtube lessons   / adrianwhyte   Or if you'd just like to support and stay right here on youtube you can become a youtube member!    / @adrianwhyte   Chapters 00:00 Start Jam 00:17 Discussion. / Introduction 00:49 Triad Shape 1 (root inversion) 01:51 Triad shape 2 (first inversion) 02:46 Triad One surrounding examples 04:10 Triad 2 Surrounding Examples 05:07 Connecting Ideas between triads 06:45 Moving the ideas with other chords Rockabilly Guitar for the complete beginner playlist:    • Rockabilly Guitar for the Complete Beginne...   Links: Supro https://www.suprousa.com/ Gretsch https://www.gretschguitars.com/ Patreon   / adrianwhyte   Adrian Whyte online https://adrianwhyteonline.com/