I love these kind of easy licks to build on . You also have a calming voice to listen to . I used to subscribe to another guy and he was like a fast train on a runaway track . So thanks for being easy to listen to and follow .
Robert your delivery is perfect Thank you. I've been playing for years but now I've decided to push and learn every day these simple short licks are perfect for this it's almost coffee break guitar lessons Except I'm off work but watch...digest ...watch and play later ..perfect!
that was the first true lick I ever learned years ago and it is a go to and you are right you can milk any part of the phrase or any note it it quite easily.... your teaching is most pleasant...
Thanks Robert. I enjoy your lessons and try to incorporate as much of them as I can in my playing. Your Hendrix lessons have been helpful to me and I'm finding the techniques you've outlined in so many songs....for example The Weight. Keep up the good work.
It’s very similar to AC/DC’s opening to ‘have a drink on me’, but I never thought of incorporating it into improvisation. These lessons are excellent because they just trigger lots of playing. Thanks
You help me loads , I thank you. My only set back was having to get new equipment after I smashed it all up 3 seconds after seeing you play for the first time lol . Oh and I chopped my hand off n had to re-grow that too! Now I just accept there can't be more than two gods, the bearded guy with the halo up there , and yourself , and i live with it . And crack on with your fabulous well thought out teaching .
As a noob it would help to know what pentatonic pattern you were playing the lick in. I figured it out so it will probably stick in my memory bank longer. You are ending the lick on the root note so you could play it anywhere on the fretboard as long as the root is available to finish on. Thank you for the video!
I like it again! Sweet like Jimi, who I have followed and practicing a lot. I play on an acoustic, just as fun, maybe a tiny part harder. I'm practicing your showing us the A chord with fingers 3-5 and the index (2) hiding on the 2d note (B), but where did it go? thank you again Mr. Robert!
Hi Robert, I tune in to your lessons. I am really curious to know " The Brand and Model, is the 'Bridge Pickup' ?? - I also purchased a 'Suhr Classic Pro SSS' but not fond of the existing Bridge pickup, I am seriously thinking to change over. Please if you could so kind with the info. Regards Dom.
Robert, love ur lessons. I'm a bit more advanced...l use this as a way to build up to and fro...these are things learned long ago by ear...now what l realize is it's root, 3rd, 5th, 7, and it adds color...that along with arpeggios, and chord tones...u've made my git complete...using my first finger as a thumb imitating hold a pick. Problem is that often l strum no pick...and l need to develop my pick strumming....but l pluck alot also....more of the basic plectrom strumming. Or even pluck and strum would be great...l call U doctor..for u help me with the bad habits..I'm trying to do surgery on.... Kookie Jeanne
Sorry to sound so thick but is the first note played on 2nd fret on G string and then you immediately slide to 4th fret. I can see what is done on video but the guitar tab is confusing for me with that first little dash on G string.
Yeah, but you don't have to slide all the way from the 2nd fret. I slide from the 3rd fret. We are after the sound of the sliding note, and sliding from the 3rd fret is easier and sounds better to my ears. The angled dash means sliding into a note. You can slide into a note either from below, or from above.
@@Dolphinstreets Thank you so much for your prompt and detailed reply. My tin ears did not enable me to recognise the amount of slide. Hopefully they will get better with time.
Robert, are you using the round edge of the pick like a mandolin player, or does it just look that way? Maybe you have answered this before. Thanks for the lessons.
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Finally a lick that is slow and manageable, for my slow early stages, of blues and improvising . Very well taught and loved it. Thanks Robert. Robyn
Outstanding communicator/teacher. A true pleasure to learn from. Thank you Bob.
I love these kind of easy licks to build on . You also have a calming voice to listen to . I used to subscribe to another guy and he was like a fast train on a runaway track . So thanks for being easy to listen to and follow .
Hello Mr. Remnan. U R the very best guitar teacher. Love the way U teach. Fantastic
Thanks very much!
Great video as always.
Fantastic lesson Robert, appreciate all the guidance and lessons over the past few months. You're a great teacher amigo!
Love this lesson Randole Brown
Thanks!
Very handy lesson. Thanks for sharing this info!
Glad it was helpful!
Robert your delivery is perfect
Thank you. I've been playing for years but now I've decided to push and learn every day these simple short licks are perfect for this it's almost coffee break guitar lessons
Except I'm off work but watch...digest ...watch and play later ..perfect!
@@Airlane-rq9yd I'm 56 and have done that and some studio and music theory
What an opportunity
I know this is put up a while ago but thank you for putting a free lesson out there. That is amazing especially nowadays!
Thanks!
Great! It will be very useful. Thank you.
Now this is something I can grasp. Thank you. Keep them coming.
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Great lesson ! Perfect for my level ! Excellent !
that was the first true lick I ever learned years ago and it is a go to and you are right you can milk any part of the phrase or any note it it quite easily.... your teaching is most pleasant...
Awesome! Thanks for sharing man! God bless you and your family!
Thankyou for a Blues Lick I can add to my practice list
thanks Robert great easy lesson and easy like you said...
Always refreshing to learn from you Robert! Thanks as always!
Thanks rowboat! Great video and terrific lesson. I will use it.
So clear and very helpfull, thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you I'm just starting to do this sort of thing Great lesson best wishes Colin uk
Great lesson
Very good, I will be using this, thanks
You're welcome
Thanks Robert. I enjoy your lessons and try to incorporate as much of them as I can in my playing. Your Hendrix lessons have been helpful to me and I'm finding the techniques you've outlined in so many songs....for example The Weight. Keep up the good work.
What an excellent, easy lick! Thank you
Thank you Robert
impressive lesson, thank you, Robert!
Thanks!
awesome!!!! thank you!!!
Cool lesson...keep rockin.
thanks for EXPLAINING the intervals in a lick !
So good brother thanks
Never heard put that way it's great theory the larger strings have not darker sound. Love it
Just amazing 🙏
Thanks!
It’s very similar to AC/DC’s opening to ‘have a drink on me’, but I never thought of incorporating it into improvisation. These lessons are excellent because they just trigger lots of playing. Thanks
Thank you
I think you are a best thatcher in TH-cam
great teacher, great lesson 🤘
Perfect Man Perfect Soul
Thanks you so much man!
as always exelent ideas
Great and simple lesson. Easy to follow.
Amazing!!!
Thanks!
Wonderful! 😉😊💗 Best regards from London!
Just what I was looking for!! Thank You
thank you great lick great lesson.
Simple but sound so damn good. Thanks. You got my attention.
Great lesson! Thanks!
Great lesson, thanks for sharing :)
My pleasure!
Thank you for sharing. I could not tell the fret you were playing on. Hopefully the download will tell.
Great lesson, well conveyed. Thank you.
Just what I needed - thanks!
A great lesson simplifying learning. Thanks.
Nice and simple. Great lick. Thank You!
You help me loads , I thank you.
My only set back was having to get new equipment after I smashed it all up 3 seconds after seeing you play for the first time lol . Oh and I chopped my hand off n had to re-grow that too! Now I just accept there can't be more than two gods, the bearded guy with the halo up there , and yourself , and i live with it . And crack on with your fabulous well thought out teaching .
Hilarious!
Subbed! Great teaching style!
I'm new here and all ready subscribed and it was awesome thanks man have a great day 👍
Wow superb 👏 thank you 😊
Welcome 😊
Thanks, great lick. I enjoy your lessons.
Love it! Thanks for your lesson and keep it up, greetings!
I just spent 2 hours messing with those notes & it felt great!
l like you robert, you very2 best
Thank you, very interesting and quite simple, I like the way you teach and just subscribed, greetings from France!
Thank you!
Great lick, great lesson!
Good 👍
As a noob it would help to know what pentatonic pattern you were playing the lick in. I figured it out so it will probably stick in my memory bank longer. You are ending the lick on the root note so you could play it anywhere on the fretboard as long as the root is available to finish on. Thank you for the video!
Thanks! Really helpful stuff.
Thanks Robert! Great blues lick to get ya goin'!
as usual , your the best...
Way cool!!
very 👍
I like it again! Sweet like Jimi, who I have followed and practicing a lot. I play on an acoustic, just as fun, maybe a tiny part harder. I'm practicing your showing us the A chord with fingers 3-5 and the index (2) hiding on the 2d note (B), but where did it go? thank you again Mr. Robert!
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Hi Robert, I tune in to your lessons. I am really curious to know " The Brand and Model, is the 'Bridge Pickup' ?? - I also purchased a 'Suhr Classic Pro SSS' but not fond of the existing Bridge pickup, I am seriously thinking to change over. Please if you could so kind with the info. Regards Dom.
I've watched you for years . Who makes the guitar your playing ?
Suhr - great guitars.
Yes it was good.......
Robert, love ur lessons. I'm a bit more advanced...l use this as a way to build up to and fro...these are things learned long ago by ear...now what l realize is it's root, 3rd, 5th, 7, and it adds color...that along with arpeggios, and chord tones...u've made my git complete...using my first finger as a thumb imitating hold a pick. Problem is that often l strum no pick...and l need to develop my pick strumming....but l pluck alot also....more of the basic plectrom strumming. Or even pluck and strum would be great...l call U doctor..for u help me with the bad habits..I'm trying to do surgery on.... Kookie Jeanne
Thx! :)
Cool 😎
Great lesson...what pedal(s) are you using to get that sound...?
Thanks
For this lesson, I used a
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Thank you for the reply...you rock buddy 🎸
Are using overdrive? I can't get my strat to sound this way.
Wht key is this???
Liking these licks - but for some reason I keep thinking - 'Got to get to K-Mart!'
I love your stuff and will continue. But when I attempt to download your material the email message is mostly whited out. So?
Sorry to sound so thick but is the first note played on 2nd fret on G string and then you immediately slide to 4th fret. I can see what is done on video but the guitar tab is confusing for me with that first little dash on G string.
Yeah, but you don't have to slide all the way from the 2nd fret. I slide from the 3rd fret. We are after the sound of the sliding note, and sliding from the 3rd fret is easier and sounds better to my ears. The angled dash means sliding into a note. You can slide into a note either from below, or from above.
@@Dolphinstreets
Thank you so much for your prompt and detailed reply. My tin ears did not enable me to recognise the amount of slide. Hopefully they will get better with time.
That's a sexy little riff. Thank you Robert.
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"boom boom boom boom"....!
Play this on the low A and E strings and you're (kind of) on the way to learning the Joe Bonamassa version of "Just Got Paid Today!"
Hi I'm Rowboat... hahahahhaha jk.. thanks bud this helped out big time for your time and effort for us newbies.
🖒🖒 sweet!
What guitar is he using?
Suhr C1 Pro.
Robert, are you using the round edge of the pick like a mandolin player, or does it just look that way? Maybe you have answered this before. Thanks for the lessons.
+RJ Marek Yes!
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why no tab??/
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It’s difficult to keep track of your finger placement.
Robert you sure have a lot of guitars. As Paul McCartney says. And what's wrong with that?
i think jimmy page used this in the whole lotta love solo
i wish you would spread your fingers apart more when playing so we can really see what fret you’re playing
It's not enough that he shows it from great angles ? How can you tell a guitarist to spread your fingers so I can see better? That is ridiculous.