''The blues ain't nothin' but a good man feeling bad.'' I love that quote! HIT that LIKE button if you LOVE THE BLUES and wanna see more! Thanks to all Patrons for your continued support! 1:10 No.1 Use A Good Intro 3:22 No.2 Make it Interesting 7:23 No.3 Tab Your Feet 8:44 No.4 Epic Blues Lick 9:36 No.5 Rhythm & Lead
Hi, which foot to tap? I hold my guitar in "classic pose" (in b/w 2 feet). I tend to tap my right foot. It's really difficult not to let my foot follow my hands. Ideally the hands should follow the beat of the foot, right? Any tips to improve that one?
I guess I didn’t have to scroll down very far to find someone beat to the same line. That’s was that best man. Dylan could write his ass off, but couldn’t sing a lick.
I know!! It's the golden age for getting back into guitar! So much easier than learning from ear/tab/word of mouth/by hook or by crook (as I did 20 yrs ago!)
And as I did 48 years ago! …man, I remember, wearing out records playing over and over again to learn the licks. if I would have had all of these amazing ways to learn I would’ve saved myself years and years of time. The newer generations have no idea how easy they have it in learning to play.
I wish I`ve met you 60 years ago...now I`m 71 :-( anyway I`m glad to found you here on youtube and I think it`s not to late to play guitar. thx man, you are an great teacher....one of the best here and I wish you a lot of success in your life ;-)
@@bluesmani1 You're welcome. I started playing at age 16. I played daily for 4 years, then my playing became less often, and I finally stopped because I couldn't break out of ruts. I was self taught. I just picked it up again after around 20 years. I'm very rusty. My chops are shot, but all these yrs I've even hearing tunes in my head, and TH-cam tutorials reinspired me. I know if I don't play again to try to put the thoughts to fingerboard, I'll regret it. So here goes again! If I get back to reasonable good, I'll record it on here. I have a Guild S300-D that I bought used in 1980. I still have it. It's a jewel, look it up. I play through my dad's old pre-CBS Fender Super Reverb. The amp is older than I, but sounds fantastic. 🎸🎼
I've watched lots of TH-cams on playing the blues but they either have a presenter who wants to just show off his guitar playing skills rather than teach it or they go into such deep technical issues that it becomes way too complex. This is the first video that just strips it down so you can play blues licks yourself by the end of the video and just get better with practice. Really great video.
I have been playing a long time. Your tips, licks etc are outstanding. Such a young guy with so much soul. It is your humility and curiosity that allows you to be great. As someone else said, your voice is also outstanding. I have learned so much from you and wish you all the best.
Wow. Just watching and listening to you for 5 minutes and you've given me more information than all of the guitar teachers I've ever had. This is information I've been looking for for a long, long time. Thank you so much and I'll see you over at patreon.
You say you are not much of a singer. You are way too modest. You are an amazing guitarist and a fantastic singer. I watch your videos not to learn how to play, but just to hear and watch you play.
I am an ok player, but been plateaued for 7 months. I just watched your "3 Hendrix Tips," FINALLY I reached an entire new stage in my playing!!! No more boring chord progressions then a crappy 9 note solo. An ENTIRE NEW WORLD JUST OPENED UP!!!! January 1st 2020, THIS YEAR IS GOING TO BE THE BEST, MOST IMPORTANT AND FUN YEAR OF MY GUITAR JOURNEY!!!! Thank you! I'm excited about playing again, finally!!! SWEEEEET!!!!
YOU are one of my favorite "go to" guys to learn stuff. You ALWAYS have interesting licks AND teach them thoroughly & with passion....& I too will tell you, you have a GREAT voice.
He has a really good blues singing intonation. For some reason when most white people try singing blues they start growling like Big Mama Thorton. Most of the male blues legends don't sing like that. Compare to Muddy Waters or Junior Wells. Almost at speaking level but with a lot of feeling, bending notes as you would on a guitar. Even a big guy like Howling Wolf wasn't really shouting, it was a big voice but compressed.
so nice that you mentioned Tommy Emmanuel. For me he's one of the best guitarists in the history. In fact, I cannot think of anyone who can do better than him with just 1 guitar.
The people I appreciate the most in my life are those who teach me something. You are now in that list, thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent with unknowns like myself, I will find a way to feel good thru giving something back using your website. Jaime, Caracas, Venezuela.
I've been going over and over this lesson ,full speed ,slow speed .....so much in there to learn. And when you've learnt it ........go back and learn it again to get the difficult 'feel' part. Brilliant and thank you
This was one of the best presented tutorials, both for content and organization, of any that I’ve seen on the internet. THEN, for content mastery, yours is second to none as I watched you working the fretboard. Thank you for being so prepared and for offering so much. I encourage your viewers to be avid supporters, as well.
Hey, Pilgrim -- this is a good lesson, as always. Something different -- at least something that I hadn't noticed before: You have a good voice for the blues. Everybody doesn't have to growl or shout. A sincere, smooth voice can work just as well.
I'm a born and raised Aussie and I was fortunate to see Tommy Emmanuel about thirty years ago before his move to the U.S and his world fame rise thanks to the Interweb/youtube revolution. I was in the second four-seater table in a small club at "The Rocks" in Sydney and though the club was full it was/is only about a 120 ish venue so it's a great intimate place to see someone like TE. He played three sets, an electric set with band, a solo acoustic set in the style of what he does exclusively now and then a repeat of set I. It was a great night as I'm sure you can appreciate and though I've seen him twice since, the last time just recently at the Opera House in Sydney, I count that night at the Rocks amongst my most memorable and enjoyable of all bands/soloists that I've ever seen. Btw Great advice on blues playing be it solo or with a band. Good stuff !!
I've never been a blues guy. But I've been watching videos like this one to familiarize myself with techniques that I might not encounter in the styles I usually play. Now this video has got me playing with a whole new groove. Love it
Great tip for playing blouses on guitar and tapping your feet to rhythm or beat.🎸This makes it easier to master the rhythm,!You have great ideas in beautifying playing blouses, with more decorations.Just keep playing and thanks for the tips, better playing more meaningful blues
I think my brain just grew three times its size in one lesson! The last tip about filling in between phrases opens up so many doors ... in the immortal words of John Belushi “YES, I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT “!!!
You are a brilliant musician! So glad to have you on TH-cam. Thank you and keep up the work that keeps the rest of us focused. I always share your lessons to other players so they can join and follow! Cheers - Jaime in Miami, Florida.
So good Pilgrim, so freakin good. I’ve seen many a so-called guitar tutor on tube but you cover so much in one session and blow them all away. Thank you.
dude you have got me wanting check that needing to pick up a guitar I am about to turn 66 and I know 3 chords real well but cuz of you I am about to come to LIFE!
Perfect timing! I felt like noodling some 12 bar blues yesterday night... played for a bit... felt something was missing.. and today this pops up! Great tips Also, your SRV video was so awesome! Thanks for the tips!
One extra tip that will change your life: when you listen to tracks or backing tracks but can't play your guitar: play in your head. First the notes and intervals, chords and stuff, get them nice and clearly articulated (yes even in your mind it could be a problem, and what's a problem in your mind's perception, will be IRL), then visualize them on your guitar once the first step is mastered enough. You'll see the magic happen after a short while in your playing: absolute beast method. Obviously, flows better if you already have some experience with the fretboard, scales and chords so that you can find your stuff faster IRL, without it being a struggle. But it will help at any stage of your learning.
You're the first person I've seen to pull that album out in all the years I have owned it. One of the great live blues recordings of all time. So much intensity and talent. Listen to that album people - loud!
Not only is your channel and guitar playing fantastic but i can listen to you talk all day long. Very easy on the ears. Cheers, keep on teaching. Ive learned alot and appreciate all the tips n tricks
You know my dude . I never comment and honestly i watched almost every guitar channel available on youtube . Until i stummbled into yours . And lemme say that your Lessons are JUICY.. I already learned more that i did watching all other channels... Never stop uploading please. And thank you
The blues is the father of jazz, and the godfather of rock n' roll and hip hop. It's influence on modern music cannot be over estimated. Good video. Well done!
I think I’ve learned more from you these last two nights than I have over the last year. You’ve got a gift son! It’s late, I’ll sign up on patreon in the morning.... Oops, it ‘is’ morning.... I’ll do it later this morning.
Love your channel, everything's well put-together and really easily to follow, we're very lucky to have these lessons. Thank you for this, this is great.
You are increadible, both playing and teaching guitar, and also the way you are present in your videos. I digg it! Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such a beautiful way! :-)
Tommy Emmanuel is such a great guitarist indeed, his concert performance at the sheldon... that is so good, some of the songs brings a tears to the eye. I put him up there along with the greats, I love him!
I always get some tidbit out of even your most basic videos, so thanks for that. You know, I heard that when John Lee Hooker was in the studio one day, an engineer or producer had the idea of putting a wooden box under his tapping foot and MIKED it! Genius.
Finally someone that can inspire you, constantly interesting and delivers passionate lessons, for young and old through many insightful details and delivers the full experience of learning. How about covering some Kenny Burrell, one of the greats. Thank you.
Very nice intro to blues lesson. You crammed a lot of crucial, no nonsense blues knowledge into a highly digestible lesson. I've been noodling too long with little focus on what I'm actually doing or not doing , and needed this. Thanks
Even if you've been playing a while, it's good to review tips to remember things you aren't using presently, just to stay out of a rut from playing the same things over and over.
Love your videos ! Your playing has an authentic feel. The timing and emotion you display has a down home feeling ! I am so happy that the Blues in general has a lot of fans !
Thank you. You have come to the right time. I am tired of many things in life. You can make me think about how you feel when you see someone playing good blue music like you, so I like to play and there are many hopes to share the joy of playing blues guitar. To anyone, thank you from the heart. I will sponsor you. In the near future
Wow. Just discovered you on TH-cam. There’s lots of amazing tutorials here, but you are easily in my top 3. Instantly subscribed. Love your playing style, but more importantly (to me, anyway) is your teaching style. Thanks again. Cheers from 🇨🇦
Fantastic video. Love playing the blues, but noticed the last year that I got more and more bored and frustrated with playing the stuff I know. This is exactly what I needed to make the blues really come to life for me again and progress. Thanks!
Man I LOVE your videos, it'd be great if you could get deeper into the blues and teach us not just licks but the thinking behind licks so that we can work on them on our own. Great video as always!
Dude every time I see one of your videos it always blows my mind, you are a very talented guitarist and I thank you for sharing your wisdom and great guitar skills with all of us...........peace brother ✌️
Soy principiante y me gusta mucho el blues.espero aprender un poco más con tus enseñanzas.gracias por compartirlas...y también eres cantante. Felicidades
Phantastic...beautiful! You are a really good guitar player...so much feel. Keep on doing what you do and make us guitarists feel good!!! Thank you so much.
you are the best have really help and inspire me you are really, really Great, I am looking forward to more of your Tips on how to improvise and solo, Thanks once again.
I just found your site a week ago I thought whats this guy taking I watched a few more posts and then I got it.......I just want to thank you for all the info and entertaiment Brian Jones was indeed the Stones secret weapon....thanks mate
Hi, you are the best teacher for me in the moments en TH-cam, thank you soo much for your class. I 66 years old and only one year pleaying guitar. My name José Luis from Spain.
I think what distinguishes you from the other thousand internet guitarists is that fantastic singing voice of yours. Time to write a song or two I reckon 👍
Notification: a new Guitar Pilgrim video Me: ok,where's my note book and my pen,a lot of gold infos gonna be shared here i'm telling you this,honnestly and for me,you jumped from "emm this channel seem good,let me see" into "my favourite youtuber" in *only 3 videos* , that's a record and you can't do it without having something special,for me you have a gift,you can explain things in a way that the viewers will 100% understand and most important *they can do what you show them,that is something not many can do,believe me,and my best example is when i first saw your SRV video,before,i could only dream of playing "Pride and Joy",after your video,i was able to finaly understand the shafel rythm and *play it* in just few days of practecing using your instructions,knowing that i'm a begginer with less than 5 months of playing,now if that's not a prouve that you're the best i don't know what the best mean and man!!! you even talk with *Tommy Emanuel* !!!! waow,and you put *Robert Jonson and SRV* style into your playing!! now i understand why you are that talented
Hi Uchiha, you're playing for just 5 months and can already play a bit of Pride and Joy! Wow, that's impressive!! I am glad to help! I was absolutely star struck when I got a chance to talk to Tommy Emmanuel, he is such nice guy besides being a brilliant guitarist. Usually after a show, he takes the time to talk to people from the audience, I have so much respect for the man that he does that. Many artists wouldn't be bothered but he really takes the time for everybody. If you ever have the chance to seem him live, make sure to go! Anyway, have a great weekend Uchiha, best to you!
Guitar Pilgrim thank you for the encouraging words,being praised by a hight to top tier guitar player like you is the world for me,it gave me the motivation to continue,thank you so much,also,a friend of me who play for 15 years wasn't able to play the Texas shuffle of Pride and Joy (he never tried SRV style but still,he play Blues and Rock for 15 years) and me to be able to play it before him is just amazing,I was so happy,and when he told me how I managed to play the shuffle rhythm while he couldn't after hearing and seeing SRV video I told him "thanks to my sensei" he told me who and I shows him your video😊 and yeah,Tommy Emmanuel is easily God tier level guitarist,I don't know an alive acoustic guitar player who can outclass him,and he's one of my favourite to,after SRV,Jimi Hendrix and bb king,I love his presence in overall,so humble the man,and I'll definitely try to meet him some day,but Frano is the most lucky because he jamed with him and now he play with him,and speaking about the legend,he released a video recently in youtube th-cam.com/video/aIDYZv1Ss4Q/w-d-xo.html
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''The blues ain't nothin' but a good man feeling bad.'' I love that quote! HIT that LIKE button if you LOVE THE BLUES and wanna see more! Thanks to all Patrons for your continued support!
1:10 No.1 Use A Good Intro
3:22 No.2 Make it Interesting
7:23 No.3 Tab Your Feet
8:44 No.4 Epic Blues Lick
9:36 No.5 Rhythm & Lead
Guitar Pilgrim Very nice! Are you dutch?
Guitar Pilgrim: With all do respect, it was BB King that said that, along with "Country music is a white man's blues".
Hi, which foot to tap? I hold my guitar in "classic pose" (in b/w 2 feet). I tend to tap my right foot. It's really difficult not to let my foot follow my hands. Ideally the hands should follow the beat of the foot, right? Any tips to improve that one?
Thank you so much! now i can play the blues
I love Blues
"if bob dylan can sing we can all sing" you made my day man HAHA
I guess I didn’t have to scroll down very far to find someone beat to the same line. That’s was that best man. Dylan could write his ass off, but couldn’t sing a lick.
onebigchicken yep that was funny 😆
@@brianwalsh7931
Bob Dylan Lyric: "The most beautiful girl in the world."
Bob Dylan Sings: "Habshibi magduga fallbada flerp."
_Crowd roars._
@@brianwalsh7931 Bob Dylan, like Jim Morrison was a poet of the best kind.
If Bob Dylan can play harmonica, we can all play harmonica.
I feel so fortunate to be able to watch players like yourself on TH-cam sharing some great tips and lessons. You have a bluesy soul bro. Thank you
I know!! It's the golden age for getting back into guitar! So much easier than learning from ear/tab/word of mouth/by hook or by crook (as I did 20 yrs ago!)
Luke Needham perfectly summed up.
And as I did 48 years ago! …man, I remember, wearing out records playing over and over again to learn the licks. if I would have had all of these amazing ways to learn I would’ve saved myself years and years of time. The newer generations have no idea how easy they have it in learning to play.
"I'm not much of a singer myself" (sings perfectly)
4:35 : its easy just sing
4:40 : turns into elvis presley
That's why he snap's his finger
This is literally the best Blues guitar lesson I have ever seen on TH-cam, and I've seen A LOT! Brilliant stuff!
I wish I`ve met you 60 years ago...now I`m 71 :-( anyway I`m glad to found you here on youtube and I think it`s not to late to play guitar. thx man, you are an great teacher....one of the best here and I wish you a lot of success in your life ;-)
71 isn't too old to start. If it's in your soul, it will come out, trust me.
@@joecebu2791 thx for this comment, you made me hope
@@bluesmani1 You're welcome. I started playing at age 16. I played daily for 4 years, then my playing became less often, and I finally stopped because I couldn't break out of ruts. I was self taught. I just picked it up again after around 20 years. I'm very rusty. My chops are shot, but all these yrs I've even hearing tunes in my head, and TH-cam tutorials reinspired me. I know if I don't play again to try to put the thoughts to fingerboard, I'll regret it. So here goes again!
If I get back to reasonable good, I'll record it on here.
I have a Guild S300-D that I bought used in 1980. I still have it. It's a jewel, look it up. I play through my dad's old pre-CBS Fender Super Reverb. The amp is older than I, but sounds fantastic.
🎸🎼
blues mani you got this man! You’re still young at heart :)
I'm only 61 and learning blues.Life is ahead of us!!!
I've watched lots of TH-cams on playing the blues but they either have a presenter who wants to just show off his guitar playing skills rather than teach it or they go into such deep technical issues that it becomes way too complex. This is the first video that just strips it down so you can play blues licks yourself by the end of the video and just get better with practice. Really great video.
I have been playing a long time. Your tips, licks etc are outstanding. Such a young guy with so much soul. It is your humility and curiosity that allows you to be great. As someone else said, your voice is also outstanding. I have learned so much from you and wish you all the best.
You push out content that should be getting millions of views man. Always exciting when you post a new video, keep it up!
Wow. Just watching and listening to you for 5 minutes and you've given me more information than all of the guitar teachers I've ever had. This is information I've been looking for for a long, long time. Thank you so much and I'll see you over at patreon.
You say you are not much of a singer. You are way too modest. You are an amazing guitarist and a fantastic singer.
I watch your videos not to learn how to play, but just to hear and watch you play.
I am an ok player, but been plateaued for 7 months. I just watched your "3 Hendrix Tips," FINALLY I reached an entire new stage in my playing!!! No more boring chord progressions then a crappy 9 note solo. An ENTIRE NEW WORLD JUST OPENED UP!!!! January 1st 2020, THIS YEAR IS GOING TO BE THE BEST, MOST IMPORTANT AND FUN YEAR OF MY GUITAR JOURNEY!!!! Thank you! I'm excited about playing again, finally!!! SWEEEEET!!!!
YOU are one of my favorite "go to" guys to learn stuff. You ALWAYS have interesting licks AND teach them thoroughly & with passion....& I too will tell you, you have a GREAT voice.
Never have I seen a TH-cam guitar lesson that makes me want to get my guitar out more than this one
I like how his accent completely dissipated as he began to play the blues at 2:49
Accents tend to disappear when singing a song. Don't know why though
He has a really good blues singing intonation. For some reason when most white people try singing blues they start growling like Big Mama Thorton. Most of the male blues legends don't sing like that. Compare to Muddy Waters or Junior Wells. Almost at speaking level but with a lot of feeling, bending notes as you would on a guitar. Even a big guy like Howling Wolf wasn't really shouting, it was a big voice but compressed.
Vasmor some times it’s hard to realize Adele has a brutish accent
@@jjryan1352 Well its not that you should always sing quiet, Dynamics are important. Look at BB King for example, he had hell of a voice
@@francoschiappapietra3821 Stutters also can disappear when singing ... totally wierd stuff
And oldie but still a darn goodie!!! Not sure how I missed this back then, but seriously pleased I found it today. Stay Well Amazing One!
so nice that you mentioned Tommy Emmanuel. For me he's one of the best guitarists in the history. In fact, I cannot think of anyone who can do better than him with just 1 guitar.
For me as well! He is truly one of the best! He inspires so many people, the guy is a legend!
Dude u should totally sing more u have a good voice!
I agree totally
The people I appreciate the most in my life are those who teach me something. You are now in that list, thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent with unknowns like myself, I will find a way to feel good thru giving something back using your website. Jaime, Caracas, Venezuela.
I've been going over and over this lesson ,full speed ,slow speed .....so much in there to learn.
And when you've learnt it ........go back and learn it again to get the difficult 'feel' part.
Brilliant and thank you
This was one of the best presented tutorials, both for content and organization, of any that I’ve seen on the internet. THEN, for content mastery, yours is second to none as I watched you working the fretboard. Thank you for being so prepared and for offering so much. I encourage your viewers to be avid supporters, as well.
Thanks Brett, that's very encouraging! Best to you!
You certainly CAN sing, man I would happily pay to watch you perform, always inspired by your stuff.
Best intro lesson to the blues i've ever seen.
Having a good intro is definitely important because it gets peoples heads bobbing before the song even really starts
Hey, Pilgrim -- this is a good lesson, as always. Something different -- at least something that I hadn't noticed before: You have a good voice for the blues. Everybody doesn't have to growl or shout. A sincere, smooth voice can work just as well.
I'm a born and raised Aussie and I was fortunate to see Tommy Emmanuel about thirty years ago before his move to the U.S and his world fame rise thanks to the Interweb/youtube revolution. I was in the second four-seater table in a small club at "The Rocks" in Sydney and though the club was full it was/is only about a 120 ish venue so it's a great intimate place to see someone like TE. He played three sets, an electric set with band, a solo acoustic set in the style of what he does exclusively now and then a repeat of set I. It was a great night as I'm sure you can appreciate and though I've seen him twice since, the last time just recently at the Opera House in Sydney, I count that night at the Rocks amongst my most memorable and enjoyable of all bands/soloists that I've ever seen. Btw Great advice on blues playing be it solo or with a band. Good stuff !!
Your whole persona is intoxicating..love your videos! Thank you for your work.
Blues have always been my forte in guitar playing, and after watching this, I definitely want to play more right away! I applaud ye for this lesson!
I applaud ye for sticking with olde world English! 😀
@@lueyteledeluxe7457 Why thank ye me good friend! Cheers!
I've never been a blues guy. But I've been watching videos like this one to familiarize myself with techniques that I might not encounter in the styles I usually play. Now this video has got me playing with a whole new groove. Love it
Great tip for playing blouses on guitar and tapping your feet to rhythm or beat.🎸This makes it easier to master the rhythm,!You have great ideas in beautifying playing blouses, with more decorations.Just keep playing and thanks for the tips, better playing more meaningful blues
I think my brain just grew three times its size in one lesson! The last tip about filling in between phrases opens up so many doors ... in the immortal words of John Belushi “YES, I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT “!!!
You are a brilliant musician! So glad to have you on TH-cam. Thank you and keep up the work that keeps the rest of us focused. I always share your lessons to other players so they can join and follow! Cheers - Jaime in Miami, Florida.
Oh my goodness! That was FABULOUS! The " feet" thing really works! Hats off to you man!👌
So good Pilgrim, so freakin good. I’ve seen many a so-called guitar tutor on tube but you cover so much in one session and blow them all away. Thank you.
dude you have got me wanting check that needing to pick up a guitar
I am about to turn 66 and I know 3 chords real well but cuz of you I am about to come to LIFE!
Eric, keep listening and learning from him and I'll bet you'll be on American Idol next year!
Pilgrim: "I'm not much of a singer myself"
also Pilgrim: **sings like the gods of blues he's pilgriming to**
Damn bro! You sing so sweetly. Much love from Uganda 🇺🇬
Greetings from Ireland brother!
Perfect timing! I felt like noodling some 12 bar blues yesterday night... played for a bit... felt something was missing.. and today this pops up! Great tips
Also, your SRV video was so awesome!
Thanks for the tips!
Hey!!!! Come on!! Bob has a great voice! It's got such character that nobody else has.
Excellent tutorial as usual.....I love your enthusiasm. Thanks. Geoff
One extra tip that will change your life: when you listen to tracks or backing tracks but can't play your guitar: play in your head. First the notes and intervals, chords and stuff, get them nice and clearly articulated (yes even in your mind it could be a problem, and what's a problem in your mind's perception, will be IRL), then visualize them on your guitar once the first step is mastered enough. You'll see the magic happen after a short while in your playing: absolute beast method. Obviously, flows better if you already have some experience with the fretboard, scales and chords so that you can find your stuff faster IRL, without it being a struggle. But it will help at any stage of your learning.
Honestly Guitar Pilgrim should be mandatory viewing for any guitar player.
You're the first person I've seen to pull that album out in all the years I have owned it. One of the great live blues recordings of all time. So much intensity and talent. Listen to that album people - loud!
Not only is your channel and guitar playing fantastic but i can listen to you talk all day long. Very easy on the ears. Cheers, keep on teaching. Ive learned alot and appreciate all the tips n tricks
You know my dude . I never comment and honestly i watched almost every guitar channel available on youtube . Until i stummbled into yours . And lemme say that your Lessons are JUICY.. I already learned more that i did watching all other channels... Never stop uploading please. And thank you
Thank you brother, much appreciated! Best to you!
The blues is the father of jazz, and the godfather of rock n' roll and hip hop.
It's influence on modern music cannot be over estimated.
Good video. Well done!
I think I’ve learned more from you these last two nights than I have over the last year. You’ve got a gift son! It’s late, I’ll sign up on patreon in the morning.... Oops, it ‘is’ morning.... I’ll do it later this morning.
Waiting for another blues video from you for long ! Great job as always. Thanks a lot :)
Thanks brother, I will probably make many more blues videos because the blues is simply beautiful, isn't it!
I like your teaching Style keep It Up and don't tell me you can't sing
Love your channel, everything's well put-together and really easily to follow, we're very lucky to have these lessons. Thank you for this, this is great.
There's just taste dripping out of everything you play dude. Thanks for sharing in such an accessible, no-ego way.
You are increadible, both playing and teaching guitar, and also the way you are present in your videos. I digg it! Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such a beautiful way! :-)
Have seen Tommy Emmanuel many times.......the best! You present very insightful lessons and are very talented....Keep it coming!
Tommy Emmanuel is such a great guitarist indeed, his concert performance at the sheldon... that is so good, some of the songs brings a tears to the eye. I put him up there along with the greats, I love him!
Great video! Just basic blues but helps build our vocabulary. Loving the channel more and more. Long live the blues
This guy is great - very clear and no bloody ego like others who just want to show off. Keep up the good work and thanks
I’ve learned more from you than any other person online. You just make perfect sense to me. I thank you!🙏🏻
From a 60 year old BEGINNER i found my teacher. You are awesome....great player
fascinating!!! you explain everything in an admirable way! Your videos are the best!
I love your channel . Makes me want to play . So much enthusiasm .🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thanks a lot Sir...
This video is really an answer to my prayer…
a Blues-prayer of course...
Succes!!!
ha, I am glad to be of service Tom! Alvast goed weekend :)
Bought that over 20 years ago.As fresh today as it was then.Tasty harp.
I always get some tidbit out of even your most basic videos, so thanks for that. You know, I heard that when John Lee Hooker was in the studio one day, an engineer or producer had the idea of putting a wooden box under his tapping foot and MIKED it! Genius.
Really great teacher... You are able to relate intellectually what I need to know emotionally and physically. 10/10 product man.
Finally someone that can inspire you, constantly interesting and delivers passionate lessons, for young and old through many insightful details and delivers the full experience of learning. How about covering some Kenny Burrell, one of the greats. Thank you.
you deserve more subscribers than this . your videos are so amazingly put together and professional, yet up close and personal to each viewer
You are not only a great guitar player, and a great instructor, but you sing very well. Don't be too humble, I'd love to hear you sing more.
Very nice intro to blues lesson. You crammed a lot of crucial, no nonsense blues knowledge into a highly digestible lesson. I've been noodling too long with little focus on what I'm actually doing or not doing , and needed this. Thanks
Even if you've been playing a while, it's good to review tips to remember things you aren't using presently, just to stay out of a rut from playing the same things over and over.
Just GREAT ! You're absolutely an excellent guitar player ! Tks a lot !
I’ve just listened to that Red Devil’s album for the first time. Wow! Thanks for the recommendation 🙏
That is spot on Thom! If Bob Dillon can sing. WE ALL CAN SING.......
this is the greatest and most helpful blues lesson I've ever come across thank you
Love your videos ! Your playing has an authentic feel. The timing and emotion you display has a down home feeling ! I am so happy that the Blues in general has a lot of fans !
Thank you. You have come to the right time. I am tired of many things in life. You can make me think about how you feel when you see someone playing good blue music like you, so I like to play and there are many hopes to share the joy of playing blues guitar. To anyone, thank you from the heart. I will sponsor you. In the near future
Don't give up hippo x, storms don't last forever! If it is peace that you seek: ''the power of now'' by ekhart tolle is book I recommend
You are an incredible teacher!! Thank you
Wow. Just discovered you on TH-cam. There’s lots of amazing tutorials here, but you are easily in my top 3. Instantly subscribed. Love your playing style, but more importantly (to me, anyway) is your teaching style. Thanks again. Cheers from 🇨🇦
This guy adds real style to enhance basic play. Well watching from a beginner/intermediate player
Fantastic video. Love playing the blues, but noticed the last year that I got more and more bored and frustrated with playing the stuff I know. This is exactly what I needed to make the blues really come to life for me again and progress. Thanks!
Man I LOVE your videos, it'd be great if you could get deeper into the blues and teach us not just licks but the thinking behind licks so that we can work on them on our own. Great video as always!
Good suggestion, i will look into that, could make a cool video! Thx!
You are not being fair my friend, you are a great singer.
I'm a {bad} man"" Feeling Good"" with this. Thank you so much for opening up more opportunity's to playing the blues.
Dude every time I see one of your videos it always blows my mind, you are a very talented guitarist and I thank you for sharing your wisdom and great guitar skills with all of us...........peace brother ✌️
this is THE channel for learning guitar.
Ah finally if found this BRILLIANT video again. And subscribed, not to loose it again. hehe.
Really GREAT work.
Welcome aboard!
Really well done. Your teaching approach is easy to understand and fun. Thank You!
Thanks so much for including tab! Great tutorial.
This video is gold! Thank you for all your great content.
Soy principiante y me gusta mucho el blues.espero aprender un poco más con tus enseñanzas.gracias por compartirlas...y también eres cantante. Felicidades
Phantastic...beautiful!
You are a really good guitar player...so much feel.
Keep on doing what you do and make us guitarists feel good!!!
Thank you so much.
Man, your videos are special! Keep on with that amazing work!!!
you are the best have really help and inspire me you are really, really Great, I am looking forward to more of your Tips on how to improvise and solo, Thanks once again.
If Bob Dyan can sing....we can all sing....LOL, I couldn't agree with you more...Great lesson Pilgrim
Once again , A good & informative listening , specially for blues players .keep it up
I just found your site a week ago
I thought whats this guy taking
I watched a few more posts and then I got it.......I just want to thank you for all the info and entertaiment
Brian Jones was indeed the Stones secret weapon....thanks mate
Hi, you are the best teacher for me in the moments en TH-cam, thank you soo much for your class.
I 66 years old and only one year pleaying guitar.
My name José Luis from Spain.
Hi Jose, thanks for that kind comment, keep it up playing that guitar!! Greetings from Ireland
"if Bob Dylan can sing.. anyone can sing.." huaehauheauhea
i`m totally your subscriber! =P
I think what distinguishes you from the other thousand internet guitarists is that fantastic singing voice of yours. Time to write a song or two I reckon 👍
Notification: a new Guitar Pilgrim video
Me: ok,where's my note book and my pen,a lot of gold infos gonna be shared here
i'm telling you this,honnestly and for me,you jumped from "emm this channel seem good,let me see" into "my favourite youtuber" in *only 3 videos* , that's a record and you can't do it without having something special,for me you have a gift,you can explain things in a way that the viewers will 100% understand and most important *they can do what you show them,that is something not many can do,believe me,and my best example is when i first saw your SRV video,before,i could only dream of playing "Pride and Joy",after your video,i was able to finaly understand the shafel rythm and *play it* in just few days of practecing using your instructions,knowing that i'm a begginer with less than 5 months of playing,now if that's not a prouve that you're the best i don't know what the best mean
and man!!! you even talk with *Tommy Emanuel* !!!! waow,and you put *Robert Jonson and SRV* style into your playing!! now i understand why you are that talented
Hi Uchiha, you're playing for just 5 months and can already play a bit of Pride and Joy! Wow, that's impressive!! I am glad to help! I was absolutely star struck when I got a chance to talk to Tommy Emmanuel, he is such nice guy besides being a brilliant guitarist. Usually after a show, he takes the time to talk to people from the audience, I have so much respect for the man that he does that. Many artists wouldn't be bothered but he really takes the time for everybody. If you ever have the chance to seem him live, make sure to go! Anyway, have a great weekend Uchiha, best to you!
Guitar Pilgrim thank you for the encouraging words,being praised by a hight to top tier guitar player like you is the world for me,it gave me the motivation to continue,thank you so much,also,a friend of me who play for 15 years wasn't able to play the Texas shuffle of Pride and Joy (he never tried SRV style but still,he play Blues and Rock for 15 years) and me to be able to play it before him is just amazing,I was so happy,and when he told me how I managed to play the shuffle rhythm while he couldn't after hearing and seeing SRV video I told him "thanks to my sensei" he told me who and I shows him your video😊
and yeah,Tommy Emmanuel is easily God tier level guitarist,I don't know an alive acoustic guitar player who can outclass him,and he's one of my favourite to,after SRV,Jimi Hendrix and bb king,I love his presence in overall,so humble the man,and I'll definitely try to meet him some day,but Frano is the most lucky because he jamed with him and now he play with him,and speaking about the legend,he released a video recently in youtube
th-cam.com/video/aIDYZv1Ss4Q/w-d-xo.html
This is the new jimi Hendrix of the modern age 👍
Many, many thanks, Mr. Johnson-Clapton!