Mr. FGA, Thanks so very much for this one. I use the E chord shape a lot and am currently working on the Ex. 3 Minor Pentatonic over E chord. I'll incorporate it tonight in a local campfire event, infusing some blues into an outlaw cover of a Ray Wylie Hubbard Tune. I'm glad the UTube feed pointed me to you and I'm glad I subscribed! Cheers!
Cedric Burnside!?! I met him when he was just a kid because I knew his Grandfather, R.L. Burnside. Meanwhile, I love your lessons. Very upbeat, very useful. Thanks.
Great wee video explains how you can be a flat player and get a flat sound or add some special timing , vibrato something more to give you your own individual sound.
My thoughts exactly. A lot of warmth and low end for a Taylor. That’s rosewood back and sides I believe? 8 series? Whatever it is, yeah, beautiful tone.
EXCELLENT HOW-TO VIDEO. I just now gave you a thumbs up and subscribed too. I am a entry level Blues junky and love the way you teach - easy to follow along and learn!! Thank you!!
This is a great lesson! Thanks! BTW, Moving the body of the guitar when you playing does given modulation effect, it is very subtle, but very useful… Just watch one of the greatest guitarist in the world, when it comes to acoustic… Tommy Emmanuel does it, I wouldn’t call him young, at 69 years old. 🤷🏾😊
On number 3 thanx so much for explains the slide up riff with clarity so fellow humans could understand. You move to fast with expectancy I can follow. It's helpful but very frustrating to me
Yooooo loved this vid more E chord stuff please I live on the e chord lol ... Like seriously I play the E chord soooooo much like I don't understand how it never gets old
I just subscribed to your channel. That was good stuff. I especially like the blues notes and would love to learn some basic up and down the neck blues notes..Thanks much and keep up the videos..Grest sounding Taylor by the way…!
Dag man - cause you are feeling it -you are getting in to it -- the same as moving your mouth around when you are playing -you are getting into it there bud
This is for blues based songs. Not necessarily the sound you want to "punch up" a ballad in E major. The "blues bend" you describe at 3:50 is the same idea as hammering on the G at the 1st fret, the minor 3rd to the major 3rd. If you need this video you may need someone to dress you.
Great stuff, man! 😄Wow, you're gettin' a great sound/mix with that acoustic. What is that, a Taylor? And if you don't mind me askin', what interface and mic are you using?
Very good idea. Exactly, one chord in three extensions for! What is you added the sam played at three discrete different speeds of say the blues. Paul? 69
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Good point on the need to dig into the strings a bit, picking or plucking with the right hand. Hit ‘em like you mean it. Good video.
Love your happy, positive energy. Pleasure to watch.
Scotty Moore famously used the E-A-E trick on Elvis’ cover version of “Mystery Train”.
Always appreciate these little tricks... makes a big difference and fun to try out. Thanks for your efforts and keep it coming.
Hey , I was just gifted this video. Been playing guitar for 45ish years. You have a new subscriber!
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Dude doesn’t reply?
@@theyoungupstarts1243 So what?
Not much learned in that 45 years 😂
You are a heck of an instructor. Thank you for this.
Mr. FGA, Thanks so very much for this one. I use the E chord shape a lot and am currently working on the Ex. 3 Minor Pentatonic over E chord. I'll incorporate it tonight in a local campfire event, infusing some blues into an outlaw cover of a Ray Wylie Hubbard Tune. I'm glad the UTube feed pointed me to you and I'm glad I subscribed! Cheers!
Cedric Burnside!?! I met him when he was just a kid because I knew his Grandfather, R.L. Burnside.
Meanwhile, I love your lessons. Very upbeat, very useful. Thanks.
Great wee video explains how you can be a flat player and get a flat sound or add some special timing , vibrato something more to give you your own individual sound.
That's a stunning Taylor - sounds fantastic!
Some guys are always more impressed with the guitar & not what gets played on it
My thoughts exactly. A lot of warmth and low end for a Taylor. That’s rosewood back and sides I believe? 8 series? Whatever it is, yeah, beautiful tone.
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@@PAD939 yeah... that's how I would describe them too.
@@nihilistlivesmatter that's the way I describe you.
now there is some good stuff to add to my E and A jives..thanks...
My black Cadillac Lightning Hopkins points the way… Stevie super imposed this and added what he did…. Great stuff either way.
I just got an acoustic guitar to start strumming and fingerstyle.
Thanks for this today.
Fun lil lesson even for someone who already dabbles with some of these techniques sort of already self taught....you bring em together nice. So thx🤙
Man, these little tricks of yours are inspiring . Makes you sound free on the thing..Thanks, mate. Love it.
Brilliant, so simple yet sounds so darn good...thanks for sharing, you earned a new subscriber!
Meeeee toooooo!
Thanks for all your tips and tricks they always help get me out of a boring stuck mode👍
Probabley the most understandable tips
Cole Uk
Thanks I have found this helpful taking my blues to acoustic guitar
Excellent lesson and well taught! Loved it - thank you so much 😊
Great tutorial! I was doing some of those things without knowing what it was. You demonstrate the moves very well.
Awesome, thank you!
That was great. You are very good at explaining fast and fun. That was your first video I have seen of you but it won’t be the last. Thanks 😊
At 2:04, it sounds like the beginning of 'Green River' by CCR. Great video, very helpful, thanks.
You mean it!😂
Ace xx can't wait to put into practice.
Great attitude and lesson!
I'm old.. we use to call these "tricks".. "riffs" :)
Great lesson. And, your upbeat attitude makes it fun.
Love this guys. And his guitar.
Brilliant lesson and love the positive happy style of teaching
Thank you! 😃
With #2 you've got CCR's 'Green River' halfway home. Cool! 👌
Lovely sound to that geetar !
no messing about , great lesson , stright to the good stuff , love it ,
This will help me step it up a bit. Awesome, thank you master.❤️🙏
As always, another great little lesson. Some fun stuff here.
I like what you said an what you played an how you showed the steps keep it there brother ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ make some more vids
Great tone quality ‼️ Thanks for taking the time to share this lesson! 🎸 🎼 🎶🎶🎵
EXCELLENT HOW-TO VIDEO. I just now gave you a thumbs up and subscribed too. I am a entry level Blues junky and love the way you teach - easy to follow along and learn!! Thank you!!
Awesome, thank you!
Of all the youtube teachers Ive learned the most from you
Perfect speed moving through the video… thank you sir! Great video 👍🏻
This is a great lesson! Thanks!
BTW, Moving the body of the guitar when you playing does given modulation effect, it is very subtle, but very useful… Just watch one of the greatest guitarist in the world, when it comes to acoustic… Tommy Emmanuel does it, I wouldn’t call him young, at 69 years old. 🤷🏾😊
fantastic lession you really make it a joy to learn the damn thing
Amazing. You sure are impressed with yourself playing an E chord and a few tricks
Dinosaur bends like Ace Freley are cool
Love the presentation. Looks like you're really enjoying guitar, which is nice.
Keep up!
Great lesson ! Is right about my level ...Love your energy ! Keep it coming 😁
Great lesson!! Thank you!
Thanks Allot! 👊😎
Oh yes! Thank You vey much for the lesson :)
Man your guitar sounds really really great!! Thanks for posting!
Hey, thanks!
Most excellent lesson. 😎
It's great that you love yourself
Another awesome lesson, thank you!
Great! Great! Great! Thanks!
On number 3 thanx so much for explains the slide up riff with clarity so fellow humans could understand. You move to fast with expectancy I can follow. It's helpful but very frustrating to me
Yooooo loved this vid more E chord stuff please I live on the e chord lol ... Like seriously I play the E chord soooooo much like I don't understand how it never gets old
And if I'm feeling sassy I use a capo lol
I totally relate to this. E - land is a place I hang out A LOT!
So much Rock & Roll, Hard Rock and Rock all love the key of E.
I just subscribed to your channel. That was good stuff. I especially like the blues notes and would love to learn some basic up and down the neck blues notes..Thanks much and keep up the videos..Grest sounding Taylor by the way…!
What model of Taylor is that . ? How do you afford all those amazing guitars ?
Think this will help me out! Thanks
Gee, that was a lot of fun. Very instructive, and I don’t even play. Thanks
That's just super cool !
All good tips. Thanks
Like the abstract on the wall also
Thank you for this content. Very helpful.
You got my attention and now subscribed 👍🏻
Absolute good stuff. Many thanks.
I love a great short video! Thank you!!
'course I like the long ones too. ;)
Dag man - cause you are feeling it -you are getting in to it -- the same as moving your mouth around when you are playing -you are getting into it there bud
love your passion and excitement !! 👌🏼👌🏼
Really informative man! Subscribed and liked!
This is one happy dude. LOL!!
Thanks for the lesson man!! Good job!!
New to your excellent channel. You’re a good teacher. Thank you!
Great video. Easy to understand. Thanks.
Great lesson, lot of fun.
Took me all of 24 seconds to subscribe. 😁
Love it brilliant, thanks.
DAMN! Glad I found your channel.
All of that was excellent advice
Great stuff!
Thanks mate, I love it even though I play Electric. It also sounds great in the LesPaul haha.🤭 SUBSCRIBED!🤘💯
Thanks for the sub and for commenting too!
Cool. Enjoyed
You have just got a new 91 year old coffin dodger interested. Lets hope for a while yet. THANKS
Great lesson! Thanks
Subbed. Ups the feel for newbies 🎉🎉
The blues 🖖🏻🎸. Thanks
Good tricks bud thanks for sharing
Excellent! Many thx!
This is for blues based songs. Not necessarily the sound you want to "punch up" a ballad in E major. The "blues bend" you describe at 3:50 is the same idea as hammering on the G at the 1st fret, the minor 3rd to the major 3rd.
If you need this video you may need someone to dress you.
Cool lesson.. luv it!!
Great stuff!! Thanks.
Very Kool, new sub. Cheers
Great stuff, man! 😄Wow, you're gettin' a great sound/mix with that acoustic. What is that, a Taylor? And if you don't mind me askin', what interface and mic are you using?
Helpful...good stuff!
Great video!!!!🎸👍
Brilliant, liked and subbed!
Excellent! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You
Starts the video: Meh...these will be boring but I'll watch anyway
Ends the video: These are awesome - I knew they would be!!
Great tutorial.
Lol thanks, glad you liked it!😁
Very good idea. Exactly, one chord in three extensions for!
What is you added the sam played at three discrete different speeds of say the blues. Paul? 69
Good stuff!
I dig it brotha man!
Thanks brother🤙🤙