Blues Guitar Soloing Mindset! Sounding Professional (With a Pentatonic) With Chart
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I discuss the 12 Bar Blues for the first few minutes, then we get cooking! Meat of the lessons starts about 4:30 minutes in, but you should watch it all, so you know that you know what we need! Minor Neverlost System is a Pre-Requisite. Find it here: • The NeverLost Pentaton...
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I Understand that while explaining and playing examples of scales, chord tones etc.. you're keeping yourself reeled in but I would love to see you out of your head cutting loose, throwing down from the gut - Where might I find this?
I have a mental block on learning all the notes up the fretboard, tried everything nothing helps. The Never lost almost makes it redundant as once plugged into the key it kinda doesn’t matter when you find home in all shapes. The next step for me is exactly this tutorial finding the 4 and the 5 home note in all shapes. This Blues primer is the way to stitch (yeah Stich) your way between all the shapes. Loving it, thank you for getting this lower intermediate self taught player out of a big rut.
You are an amazing teacher. This is the BEST explanation of how to solo over the 12 bar blues I've ever heard. You have just pulled the veil from my eyes and set me free! Lol thanks for the info!
hi there ive been playing for thirty odd years and these are the best videos ive seen you make it all make sense ,thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thank you Stich, I feel like you gave me the key to what’s missing in my attempts to solo correctly. Your explanation, especially the “Your house, your next door neighbor, and the neighbor down the street” really helped me see the connection. Very helpful.
You are the best wise guitar teacher I have ever seen. No unnecessary info's, no idiotic talks, perfectly accurate. Right on the target. Thank you so much.
This is very helpful, I have been playing for many years, mostly cowboy chords on an acoustic. I have tried for years to figure out how to solo using the pentatonic, but it never sounds "right". This is really the key that unlocks the castle. Thanks
Eureka! This answers my question perfectly. Now I know why you can stay in the zone or area of the 1 chord (here, the Aminor pentatonic) throughout a solo with a rhythm that has a 1/4/5 progression. No one has ever explained it this clearly. Thanks, Ian!
Another disciple who has finally walked into the light! After wandering around your videos for kicks I finally decided to watch the blues series in order. I started creating my own charts from your lessons (just to reinforce the knowledge) and now that I made it to this lesson my mind is blown. Connecting the note intervals in the scale to the underlying chord intervals is like turning the headlights on the car at night. You can have the road map but it sure is easier to avoid running into trees with the lights on! Thanks Ian!!!!
you sir are a godsend. been a self-taught guitar player for over a decade and finally found a lesson that really makes sense and elevated my game within minutes. thanks so much for filling the void. huge phish fan too so cheers
I have watched an enormous amount of blues instruction videos and I don't believe anyone has promoted the concept of the importance of hitting the I, V, IV notes with the chord changes as you have described. It seems so obvious now. You move right along in your lesson which is great---nice job.
Watched hundred of videos, yours and everybody else, this one from 6 years ago still offers very good advice. Your recent ones are good, but you were already a great teacher back then. Thanks!
I studied with great players but none could put it like you do. This is how explain music, just the fundamental things as simple as possible and that is it. Keep up the good work!
Brother..you are simply amazing... The most practical and efficient teaching on TH-cam... God bless!! And keep doing what you do.. I BEEN playing for over 30yrs.. And have learned more from watching ppl like you..and Steve stone, in 2yrs..than I had learned in 28...amen.. Course brother.. If anyone needs anything simplified down..it would be me...lol
easily the best music teacher here on youtube!
You were born to do what your doing. Very skillful at guitar and you know how to simplify concepts. Hats off to you my man thanks for the lesson
Brandon Hyson Thanks man!
Great as always. I'm committing to getting completely comfortable with this and then I'm moving to the Major Pent. Thanks Ian. Keep up EXACTLY how you're teaching. It's working.
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i have been playibg guitar for a while and i have been trying to figure out WHY people played the pentatonic scake and it sounded so different when it changed the chords and you have explaibed it to me perfextly!!!!thank you thank you thank youuu!!!!so simple and yet so complicated for new players like me!!!
Your a terrific teacher! Been playing 25 years and I always grasp another viewpoint watching your videos. Thanks Bro
Another excellent explanation. I watch a lot of guitar videos as I'm trying to learn. Your videos are by far the clearest and easiest to follow. You put the pieces together and make it all understandable. Thank you!
I have been playing blues for a while now and I always try to learn new things. I just want to say thank you. the way you teach is amazing and for once you don't focus on the notes like most others but the feel of the blues. love your videos. thank you
I never comment on you tube videos. This fine gentleman is giving out the secret sauce and in a way that's very easy to understand. Any aspiring or intermediate guitar player take note of these lessons, they will spring board you to the next level. Great job, great videos, many thanks my friend!
Thanks Darryl!
Played 12 bar blues for a long time and everybody is just like yeah - play your a minor pentatonic - but it always sounded like garbage to me and now I know why ! This lesson coupled with your smart/generous A 12 bar blues you did in its "sister" lesson so so makes sense and as you say WORKS !
Thanks so much for deconstruction all this and allowing us to play music instead of just notes over chord changes. So refreshing and helpful.
I've gone through this vid probably 6 times at least and 2 things really stand out. #1 it explains why sometimes my leads sound great and other times don't, and #2 I can now FIX that problem so it sounds good repeatedly, even when I'm playing a new tune I don't know in advance. It makes me SO much more comfortable behind my guitar!!! THANK YOU!
I can only reiterate what a lot have been saying, your videos and explanations have really opened up the why's for me. After watching countless videos and reading too many books to mention this is the channel I'll be coming back to again and again. Brilliant
Good god man. Thank you for finally explaining this. "Every good guitar player's job is to highlight the chord changes. To know what the chords are and where those tones are to help, like, put the salt and the garlic and the oregano in the song." 20 year player and this finally makes sense. Well done!
You'll get sick of me saying it as I go through your playlist, but thank you mate, absolutely awesome!!
hi Ian! This has really opened the door to learning for me. You are a great presenter and have a very simple and clear way of explaining things. You are a natural teacher, thanks so much. Excellent stuff! Please more!!!!
This is the third lesson you've done that I've watched, and really enjoy the tips for all, including this one. Learning some new things after playing for 15 years! Thanks!
I had a few lessons with a guy who plays bass and lead in a couple of bands and he called all professional guitar players cheats. Thanks for sharing all those cheats with us. You rock!
It's a huge compliment. What he meant (and I agree) was that all these guys know certain "tricks" that they keep to themselves and that playing well is actually a lot easier than we "mere mortals" think (if you know the tricks) but because they don't show us the tricks that make playing well easier they are cheats. That was a bit of a rambling explanation but I think you get it. Thanks again!
Understanding and practicing the "Never Lost" system is a big break-through for us newbies! I just purchased the very reasonable ($1.95 U.S.) map. It's the least I can do in appreciation for these marvelous lessons!
I gotta say, Sir Stitch..you've really put the right spices into my cooking skills.. Now my writing matches my chords and soloing..and how my vocals have amazingly appeared from know where...woh..
no way to say exactly how much you've helped with my playing. really appreciate that you don't edit out some of your mistakes. makes it seem a little more real. always look forward to watching your lessons and trying some of the techniques out. thank you for your lessons.
Dude, I love your teaching method. I've been playing since I was about 15, (approaching 60 now) and am learning the most ever from you, just purchased your master blues video and am enjoying it very much, so much better than a 45 record to try and tune to and play... just wanted to say thank you,
Steve
Tell you what man, While I know most of this, you explain things in a very understandable way. It seems new.
There are other guitar lesson guys on you tube that have built years of lessons without ever building these foundations.
You are a great teacher. I dig your stuff. This is a powerful approach.
Thanks
You bet, I'm a subscriber now.
Thanx Stich your Method is bringing it Home for me🔥 im finally getting some of the things ive missed all my life...
I taught myself to write songs using tones and corners that worked but having ZERO understanding... I have accomplished much in spite of my lack of understanding... Tons of cool hooks and melody lines💥 im just now learning to solo intelligently.... Your Neverlost method is taking me to the next level🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️
One video makes sssoooo much sense. I've been working on blues guitar for longer than I would like to admit and this suddenly clicks. Why didn't I know this before? People say just stay in the pentatonic and you'll be fine but THIS MAKES SENSE and SOUNDS SO GOOD! I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to working through your videos. More like watching and re-watching until it sinks in and stays. So cool. Thanks.
Brother... I have struggled with this for many years... cannot thank you enough!!! I am so inspired and enthused! A brand new day! Exciting stuff! I honestly have not felt like this since I was a kid! Still... trying to like you say take my own sweet time! Thanks Dude!!!
This is really helpful stuff for a beginning lead player. Sometimes I think people who know are reluctant to share some of the obvious, basic stuff in a simple, understandable way.
Lessons are great, one of the best online if not the best. Only question I have is it's easy to follow the progression of the lessons when they are labeled # 1 technique , & # 2 technique but some of the other lessons are hard to figure out what lesson would be the next in your teaching progression. Otherwise learning more than I ever have from some of the others online.
just wanna say your videos are very explanatory and you have a good way at delivering your vids. ive been playing on and off since i was twelve learning by ear but never ever have i learned how to play scales lol this is going to open up my music skills dramatically.
Wow best lessons ever long time bassist trying to get serious with 6 string opened my eyes big and i know the number system for chords and triads and arpeggios u are amazing teacher
damn, that was insightful! I've been playing for thirty odd years and play rhythm well, but nearly every time I try to lead I fall on my face. your videos, along with my focused study, are starting to bring my playing up a level. thanks. donation coming your way as a thank you.
Great Job. I've spent a lot of time learning scales. This will help a great deal in joining the modes together to free me up from plodding up and down vertically to playing horizontally as well. Thx
Hi Ian. Love that part about, 'this is your house, this is your neighbor and this is your friend up/down the street', and there's no place like home, good one.
I am a beginner in trying to play the blues. This lesson has been very helpful and I Thank you for the help.
I've had and have many good/great guitar teachers, "Life" and online. You have had a great impact on mine understanding of the guitar. You also connect in a pleasant way by your integrity- being your "self". THank you so much for the many many lessons you've thought me!
HOME RUN !!! Stich. Outstanding lesson.Thank you so much.There is a ton of information coming in during the 14 minutes and it is so welcome.Thank you.
Man, I love you! I'm just a few months in, and you've been a great help. We have to know the basics of we'll always be lost. Thanks.
I'm so thankful you explained this so well, and so clearly. I've been playing 12 bar blues for years and really just played basic box stuff but never followed the chords on purpose... probably got lucky a few times.
getting better every day i can see the sun over the horizon
Explained better than I’ve ever heard it explained before, very melodic not just meandering
I so enjoy watching and listening to you play and teach guitar.
Thanks for the clarity. The way you explain this makes it crystal. THANKS
I started with a lot of Sean's lessons and have been really learning a lot with your pentatonic lessons and "in the mind of." Thanks for doing what you do. Much appreciated.
Your lessons are so well explained. They actually make a real impact on my playing. Thanks and don't ever change your approach.
Dude! Great lesson...probably the best lesson I've watched from anyone.You just changed my life bro lol
agreed
Hi it's great watching your tutorials your easy to digest and a really nice guy, I have lessons from a session guitarist and he's impatient not a good people person, you make all the difference keep up the great work buddy 😁
yeah buddy, great job. you been working out?
Now Sean, did you HAVE to do that? LOL
Hi Sean, I really like stitch also. lol
This channel is awesome. I am new to this type of music and I understood everything you're saying cuz you showed it. Most channels has this lack of explanation when it comes to pentatonic scaling. It doesn't made sense. But you, you're awesome. I will apply this learning to my guitar soloing. Thanks, Stich. You have a gift of explaining the details. Keep it up.
To teach , no biggie. To teach well that's a gift . ty
Thanks Stich This Is the lesson i was looking 4 but Is not the only One I founded so usefull to Say the Truth since I Met you I don't Need any other tutorials grazie grazie grazie.....
Do you rest your guitar on a table? It seems high and there is no strap?
Sorry for being a bit off topic...
Ok, strange that it doesn't look like that to me, nevemind... carry on....
I love your videos man thank you for teaching what really matters. you've sparked my interest to learn again, instead of noodling all the time. Thanks again!😀
You have a way of explaining things I thought I knew and make it all click. Thanks for your channel man.
Great video Stich!!! I realize that you play different leads throughout the lesson. However, it would help greatly if you would Tab one complete solo for us. Having a "note for note" solo would give us a great base from which to create our own alternatives. I believe that this technique would also work for many of your "mindset" videos (Thrill is Gone and Little Wing comes to mind). I would be very happy to pay for these tabs. Keep up the great work. All is much appreciated.
Hey thank you, just wanna say since I've started watching your videos you've straight up inspired me to start practicing more consistently than I ever have. You've totally help light the fire in me. I will be buying your blues course soon, without a doubt. you the man!!!!!!
Always seem to leave watching your videos wanting to go away try something. Maybe not always exactly what you have talked about, but you have a very good way of communicating ideas. Don't stop!
Thank you. Your videos provide me a better road map to my soloing progress.
Thx a lot. I should know this by now but I've always learned from records or me ears. Been Playing since 75...Hired to sing for almost 4 years... sold my first ' Paul as a 17 year old singer. October 2019 bought another Paul after playing standard for 40 years, focusing on Neil, Zeppelin, Stones, Beatles , etc But I do so love the new Paul and the little 20 watt Orange and the VOLUME and my beautiful feedback. I'm getting old now, but you're never too young to Rock and Roll. I'm gonna follow this sub more closely, methinks.
I'm a very gitarr beginner, I enjoy the way you play the Blues and showing how to learn penatonic..
Okay. I don't know how I missed this important middle step video. Very helpful. I definitely was not hitting the root notes with intention. I can really hear how nice it sounds when hit 5 on the 5 chord, and especially as a little treat there at the end. Adds a quick tension before home. Thanks, Stich!
Thank you for your time making these video lessons. You are a very good teacher and inspiring to learn. You promote the desire to learn. Thanks again.
Stitch, your videos really are helping put it together for me - thanks
thanks. after only two of your videos i've learnt more than five years of other vids
Thanks Ian, I came back to this from your last live feed, so helpful, we learn then forget, such a good refresher.
Best teacher ever.
Thanks Christopher! Glad you like the vid.
Ok. So I'm trying to apply your technique in this video and I end up sliding into the Never Lost method. It sounded pretty good! Thanks again, Ian!
Brilliant. At last lessons that make sense. Will be watching all of your lessons. If you had a DVD course I would buy it now. Please keep doing the lessons :)
What I found interesting was that I somewhat knew this but it didn't click until you stressed the locations of the I, IV and V notes (which, again, I knew). I've no idea why it didn't seem apparent to me until you showed that, but I thank you greatly for how you explain things. Stay well. Peace.
You, sir, have just got a new subscriber. You explain this so clearly. Please, keep up the good work!
Stich , is my man ! , so pleased I stumbled across this channel , such a good teacher , thank you brother
Thank you for the Blues😎. I have been working on my timing by 1 3 5 7 9 in the key of G. It helps me to learn my triads.
Still the gold standard video. This really puts it all together
I love this! Watched the blues primer in order and it's making sense...I still can't make my fingers move quick, and am only just starting ti sound "bluesy" when I bend up to the 5...... good vids man!!
Thanks man!
love it, been struggling for ages but starting to make sense now after your lesson, like the concept of knowing where home, thanks
I am really enjoying learning from you.
You are just an awesome mentor for intermediate players! I am really, literally learning from you man and grateful for what you are doing! Best!
Been playing those pentatonic positions for years just kind of muddling my way through. Although this is a very simple and basic lesson, it's not something I really never thought about or used much. So thank you very much for this important lesson which will help my playing tremendously since these are the kind of basics I've been missing.
my god all this great stuff for free. you guys have a place in heaven!
Dude ....you are now my go to teacher. Thanks so much for bringing this to us all.
Welcome to the club!😉 Glad you are enjoying
Another great lesson! Thank you so much for these! Your lessons are perfect for an intermediate player like myself who's kind of stuck in neutral, so to speak. Cheers!
This was one of your BEST videos...Thanks again !!!
Excellent...fresh way to look at it..easier to understand than traditional pentatonic scale... Thanks
LTTP of Stich Method. Game changer! I basically watch videos and practice guitar now. Thank you!
It’s never too late! Welcome! So glad you are digging the channel!
I'm impressed with your teaching. Thanks for the vids.
Number one. The pentatonic always sounds good. Coupled with ones on the one, fours on the fours, fives on the fives, it sounds great. Great lesson!
this is kinda hard to describe but thank to your videos I'm finally understanding,after all these years...thank you!!!
Thank you for a totally new perspective on blues solo building
great video , i have heard it said so many time music is math but until i saw this video it never clicked