Are you an intermediate guitarist over 40 still struggling to play great blues guitar solos? Then you obviously haven’t downloaded a copy of the Blues Guitar Solo Cheatsheet yet… Grab your copy for FREE here now (while it’s still free) ➡ www.guitarmasterymethod.com/4juiAetjxF8
wish I`d found this two years ago. just bought an Epiphone 1950`s goldtop Les Paul, you`ve made me and it sound amazing t, thanks! isn`t enough you`ve changed the way I play and opened a whole new world of Blues
Been watching tons of guitar lessons on line, but they never teach me as much as you do in such short time. Love you teaching style, keep up the great stuff!
I hadn't played in years. Was tube surfing and came across this video, WOW, what a Godsend. Talk about inspiration, just had to restring and tune one JUST to try and get back into it. Went to the backing piece and have been laying down some solos for the last 45 mins til my unused fingers were crying. Did I stop? HELL NO !!! Had to try twice more. Now that the tips of my fingers are nice and purple, just using the keyboard to say THANK YOU. You definitely have a new sub.
Outstanding lesson that will surely enrich our vocabulary. The video from 10 minutes on-word must be repeated over and over to condense to our subconcious mind. Thank you very much Eddie. Cheers from Indonesia.
As a guitarist from way back in the Hendrix days...l use to jam to the original Voodoo Chile and Red House where l learned those four blues tips you discussed and many more just from listening to him and how phenomenal a blues rock maestro he was...also l always wondered how similar Zeps ..You Shook Me and Red House sounded...was Red House a Willie Dixon tune that Page also sort of rewired as well ...and l have almost always been able to "keep the beat" in my mind like an internal metronome ...and play to it as you suggested ...very inciteful lesson by the way for any blues devotee ...still learn some tidbits here and there when l check out your previous submissions !
That’s so cool and timely, I’m doing wk 5 of MTFB. That’s going to help my challenge and practice heaps. I tuned in to this while taking a break from todays lesson practice. And there you were, I was feeling anxious about where to start. Thank you!
I'm currently working on the Texas Blues Mastery and I'm in the middle of the 100 licks. I'm around the Stevie Ray Vaughn licks and this fits right in with that. Love it Eddy!
I just like playing, I'll try playing anything as long as it's a guitar.it doesn't even have to be a expensive one any guitar will do . So no I'm not bored playing old blues licks. Now I'm gonna milk note's so thanks for that mate . Great stuff
This particular lesson gave me goosebumps!!! The techniques aptly presented by this awesome teacher covers important notes indispensable to any guitarist, new, old, beginner or advanced. I cannot thank you enough Eddie Haddad. Love your tutorials.
Eddie you're keeping me busy 😂 just got the handle on play along with the friends video and yeah I can play 🎸🎶🎵. Tomorrow I'll add this to my playing 🎸👍
Hey brother hope everything's well. I need help breaking out of the e blue scale with more cords and how to play these cords during learning solos at the same time. And I appreciate you greatly for all your help and videos
Thank you much for these awesome tips and great channel! I probably sound really dumb for asking this, I'm certainly a n00b. You mention that these licks are in the minor pentatonic scale in the key of A. I was expecting you to play the pentatonic scale at F# (the relative minor, 6th, of the key of A). But, you played the A minor pentatonic that I would think is the key of Bb. Can anyone help clear up my confusion? If I was jamming with someone and they said, lets jam in the key of A, I would be doing this bluesy magic at F#.
Are you an intermediate guitarist over 40 still struggling to play great blues guitar solos? Then you obviously haven’t downloaded a copy of the Blues Guitar Solo Cheatsheet yet… Grab your copy for FREE here now (while it’s still free) ➡ www.guitarmasterymethod.com/4juiAetjxF8
wish I`d found this two years ago. just bought an Epiphone 1950`s goldtop Les Paul, you`ve made me and it sound amazing t, thanks! isn`t enough you`ve changed the way I play and opened a whole new world of Blues
This is something I was looking for.Thanks man
Wicked cool! Sooo much soul...great lesson Eddie!
Been watching tons of guitar lessons on line, but they never teach me as much as you do in such short time. Love you teaching style, keep up the great stuff!
I hadn't played in years. Was tube surfing and came across this video, WOW, what a Godsend. Talk about inspiration, just had to restring and tune one JUST to try and get back into it. Went to the backing piece and have been laying down some solos for the last 45 mins til my unused fingers were crying. Did I stop? HELL NO !!! Had to try twice more. Now that the tips of my fingers are nice and purple, just using the keyboard to say THANK YOU. You definitely have a new sub.
Thanks Eddie . Love the technique lessons . Its what i lack the most . Love the milking of notes . Definitely using those for sure .
Eddie you never cease to amaze me! This is exactly what what I needed to spice up my playing; time to jam thanks buddy
Outstanding lesson that will surely enrich our vocabulary. The video from 10 minutes on-word must be repeated over and over to condense to our subconcious mind. Thank you very much Eddie. Cheers from Indonesia.
By combining the video with the tab animation, this became a double lesson: the blues plus how to read tabs. Thanks, Eddie! Keep it up!
This is awesome. Useful for players of all levels. I've been playing blues for about 20 years and still found it helpful
My points exactly! Agreed!
As a guitarist from way back in the Hendrix days...l use to jam to the original Voodoo Chile and Red House where l learned those four blues tips you discussed and many more just from listening to him and how phenomenal a blues rock maestro he was...also l always wondered how similar Zeps ..You Shook Me and Red House sounded...was Red House a Willie Dixon tune that Page also sort of rewired as well ...and l have almost always been able to "keep the beat" in my mind like an internal metronome ...and play to it as you suggested ...very inciteful lesson by the way for any blues devotee ...still learn some tidbits here and there when l check out your previous submissions !
Thanks for the tips and cheat sheet. It's much appreciated.
You have a well set up channel here, clear to hear and see with practical starter examples. Good show and good luck!
Cool! Thanks for this video
Thank you Eddie! That was wonderful!
That’s so cool and timely, I’m doing wk 5 of MTFB. That’s going to help my challenge and practice heaps. I tuned in to this while taking a break from todays lesson practice. And there you were, I was feeling anxious about where to start. Thank you!
Great stuff mate, thanks for the great tips mate
Eddie is such a great guitar teacher, appreciate your work.👍
Eddie you never let a brother down or cease to amaze me. I`ve been needing this and I`m highly grateful.
I'm currently working on the Texas Blues Mastery and I'm in the middle of the 100 licks. I'm around the Stevie Ray Vaughn licks and this fits right in with that. Love it Eddy!
This gave me some ideas to mess with thanks dude
I just like playing, I'll try playing anything as long as it's a guitar.it doesn't even have to be a expensive one any guitar will do . So no I'm not bored playing old blues licks. Now I'm gonna milk note's so thanks for that mate . Great stuff
Thanks Eddie, that's instantly spiced up my blues playing. Great lesson. 👍
Awesome lesson!!
This particular lesson gave me goosebumps!!!
The techniques aptly presented by this awesome teacher covers important notes indispensable to any guitarist, new, old, beginner or advanced.
I cannot thank you enough Eddie Haddad. Love your tutorials.
@@GuitarMasteryMethod very very much! Thank you for the love back!
Thank you, Eddie.Very cool (and much needed)
I'm following you because you make so much sense without boggling my mind , keep it up. thnx
You're a great teacher. Your videos are most excellent.
Eddie you're keeping me busy 😂 just got the handle on play along with the friends video and yeah I can play 🎸🎶🎵. Tomorrow I'll add this to my playing 🎸👍
Love these licks Eddie, another outstanding lesson
Really good lesson, thanks a bunch
Thank you
Nailed it.
I really appreciate your help. I needed that lesson ❤️✌️
This is a Great lesson. Helped me alot. Would appreciate if you could do part 2 to this 😊 Thanks.
Eddie 'Blues Man' Haddad...in da HOUSE! #VIP🧢
Brilliant thanks Eddie you certainly know what makes guitar playing fun. Great lesson many thanks. 👍
Thank you so much, this is exactly the kind of lessons I've been looking for!!🎸🎶🤘
This lesson is further than far out!!! Great tips!!!
awesome thsnks
Wicked... thanks so much brother
Hey brother hope everything's well. I need help breaking out of the e blue scale with more cords and how to play these cords during learning solos at the same time. And I appreciate you greatly for all your help and videos
Thanks for the lessons, I really appreciate, make it short video / quick licks with Normal/Fast and Slow for the example
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Hi Eddie, I'm a beginner, how do it learn what string & fret & cord , I love your vids, cheers man. Duke 🤘👍🇭🇲
What amp and setting do you use to get that great tube tone? Maybe an idea for future video on how to get great tube tone?
Awesome!
thank u .
Spectabulos
как всегда круто!
Thank you much for these awesome tips and great channel! I probably sound really dumb for asking this, I'm certainly a n00b. You mention that these licks are in the minor pentatonic scale in the key of A. I was expecting you to play the pentatonic scale at F# (the relative minor, 6th, of the key of A). But, you played the A minor pentatonic that I would think is the key of Bb. Can anyone help clear up my confusion? If I was jamming with someone and they said, lets jam in the key of A, I would be doing this bluesy magic at F#.
@@GuitarMasteryMethod Awesome! Thanks for the explanation!
I love that guitar looks dope
@@GuitarMasteryMethod I did. I know I’m getting better thanks to you 👍🎸🎸
Sweet sweet.
Hey Eddie
Did you copyright those guitar playing faces or can I borrow a couple ;)
Great lesson btw
Cheers Eddie .... all mine are more like pouts ... from my bass playing days ;)
Which pickup are you using and what effects?
Make sure you get the whole milk from the notes, not the fat free
I see someone has been listening to some Peter green
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Waoo
i can pole vault chicks dig that to play what you teach i need a thing makes it louder
amplifier