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Beautiful! I feel it in my soul!

Excellent

Dang that's good... Houston good!

Many thx bro!

Hello Good video. Do you also teach the instrumentals at the start of your videos? They sound pretty good. Cheers

Great track for practicing triads. Excellent work!

can I play the B note?

Yes, Yes, Backbeat without the monotonous shuffle. Great beat, great video!

Great Great Track! Thanks!

C lydian is fun to play and familer as well

Very tasty, I love it.

Very nice. Thanks.

Cant you see... I love it. Thank you for the lesson

9/17/24: Stay tuned. More blues from this "session" is coming soon. Thanks for jamming!

OMG Yes. More, more, more of this please!!!! (Blues without eastern U.S. shuffle) Yours was such a dream to find. I’m going to subscribe with the hopes of finding more Blues like this.

Thank you for providing this format. It is a great asset used with the book to view. I am an old guy and have watched many many videos and tryed many books to try and learn to play, This combination has got me playing , not great yet but a far less frustrating experience for me. I pick with my left hand and form the chords with my right so looking at the book and pausing your video I can get each exercise straight in my head before attempting what i see as backwards. I have been trying to learn since 2018 and have struggled every day, always been a slow learner , but it was getting Pathetic to say the least! Now just under an hour of lesson I want to still try more. I just want to play for myself and wife not a crowd and at least now I think I can reach that goal. Thank You Kindly.

On 2.30 you went from the chord to the picking pattern. What is the picking pattern? Nice seeing your fingers hit the strings but not sure in what order.

Don’t see link in description??

Most great finger pickers have a long thin thumb like an extra finger (ie John Mayer, Mark Knopfler, etc.). Can you finger pick if you have a short stubby thumb.

I'm 65 and have played guitar all of my life. But not using finger picking style. So thank you for your free instructions, they are very much appreciated. The very little "picking" that I have done had the thumb in charge of the E, A, and D. Then followed by index - G, middle - B, and ring - E. Nice to know you can move around a bit.

Palm of the hand resting on the bridge or floating? Thanks.

the reason why you think its random notes cause your not yet qualified to understand jazz....try listening bebop jazz....

ahah thats what im talking about

You can't just buy a guitar and start hammering on and bending and stuff, this is for beginers

well done

ya this is hella boring.

just use your ear, you dont need to know the name of what you're doing to play it

agreed i like to altrernate over a major progreesion back and forth between the major and minor pentatonics and also throwing mixolydian and major scale notes in there. Gives you alot more ideas and notes to work with : )

In my opinion you can still use the minor pentatonic. Sure it is not the best choice every time, but you can still play it. Normally the song sounds more like rock then. But in most cases it will sound better, if you combinate the minor and major third then (In the key of A: C and C sharp)

No, you have to use a major scale, meaning A major pentatonic which is the same patterns as A minor just moved down four frets to the F# , or a u can use a mixolydian,ionian, or any of your other major modes.

the key of the song is usually the first chord played in the rythem, if the first chord of the progression is A minor then you would want to use A minor pentatonic,A natural minor(aeolion mode), or A dorian or A phrygian mode, sometimes not all will sound good, you have to experiment a little bit

This is really usefull and think that will help me a lot, thanks!

I'm not sure what to say but, holy crap i can just goof around now and it sounds good. (you should post stuff for all the scales)

Oysy, I know exactly what you mean. It all changed for me when I stopped doing pentatonic scales and started doing major scales. Try it.

*Thank You*

he is the next hendrix

Sick vibrato man!

i cannot explain how much you have helped me, those passing notes hold so much feeling, without them it would sound so bland and emotionless. thankyou

You miss the point. If you understand what the Pentatonic scale is, you see it's entirely based off of it.

this is kinda boring no offensee

Woooo....Smoooooth...

Excellent material. Very instructive on how to play functional. Notes are related to each other and improvising is about building and releasing tension. That is more than running up an down a scale. After understanding how to play meaningful phrases you can play with real soul. Thanks for posting.

You got a lot of emotion going on there:-)