Hands down the BEST Blues Lesson on YT. With just a simple triangle and box, you can start playing the blues. Just spent 20 minutes playing with it. Simple enough to get anyone playing blues. Thanks Brian.
I’ve been trying to learn this damn thing for decades. In about 35 minutes, I did. Instead of putting it back in a corner and have a drink, I’m actually doing stuff. Inventing stuff. Enjoying stuff. Thank you!
Thank you so much Brian. I've been playing songs with just chords for years but was always baffled and amazed by people who could play lead. I thought it was a black art, but you have broken it down into easily understandable concepts. I love the visualisation element to your lessons. You are a star.
it took me years to learn what brian just taught in 24 minutes .I stand by what I said in the past Brian has got to be one of the best teachers on TH-cam. looking forward to these upcomming and simple totally comprehensive lessons thanks again Brian. You keep putting the simple lessons out and make me want to pick my guitar back up again
I found this channel 3 weeks ago after playing for over half my life. It’s not exaggerating to say my skill has nearly doubled. This dude has helped me put so many pieces together it’s insane.
It’s amazing he’s so humble that he doesn’t even know how good a teacher he is. Anyone looking to start learning guitar - find comprehensive ways to get around the guitar - learn different guitarist styles -learn different skills and techniques with a practical method of playing the skill whilst actually playing a piece, then you’ve just landed in the right place. I’m thick and find it hard to remember and understand the guitar after years of playing. Brian has given me so many road maps to navigate through the fretboard. On word describes him . AMAZING ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Active Melody I only said what is true. You really make my week with always something new, a new angle. Such a different approach to most other guitar teachers and such a humble person. I really thank my lucky stars I came across you, because you make everything possible. I know you might think it too much praise but , really it’s just the truth.
Brian ive been playing acustic guitar for about 10 years and just give up and caught on playing G E D C A chords. about lost my hand in a work Accident and stop playing for a long time. had to relearn how to use my left hand it was a struggle. never really learn all the chords or anything up the neck so im trying something new. i get confused alot watching youtube so called beginner guitar but this was a joy to watch and something i can learn from. you just changed my look on life with guitar. just remember there is still people looking for a way to learn guitar the way you just did this. you may never read this but you just gave me some hope. thanks so much and keep us not so good guitar guys and gals in mind doing videos we thank you ....RHANNAH
Brian, for me, this was the Best Lesson/Video you've ever done! I rarely do a Post but this was a Light Bulb Moment for me. I had discontinued membership with you because I was getting So Frustrated that I could play half of the song you were demonstrating, then you would play a fast run or something I still could not do, and I could never complete the entire video. This Video brought me back and I signed up for a one year subscription. I can actually play this song but more important is the Triangle and Box lesson. It just turned on the Light Bulb in my head! Please throw in occasionally something easier like this one for us that are still Challenged, lol.
I like Brian because he is a great teacher who, unlike many other teachers, teach students at all levels, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Also, his guitar string picking style is the same as mine.
You're a fantastic teacher, Brian. I've been your registered Active Melody student for 2 years now and I have made great progress on the guitar. Thank you so much for your awesome tutorials. Best regards from Spain. 🇪🇸🎸🎶
I almost passed you by on this but I'm glad I changed my mind. Sure love your Tele! You remind me of a friend of mine, now passed, who could sure pic! Larry Milton taught me in two afternoons how to go from a front man in a 5 piece, (always told to turn my volume down and pretend to play while I sang), to being the only guitar, ads bass, in a trio. I got a crash course of course but as the time went by I learned a whole lot more, using a few accidental bends and following my own ear. The first thing he taught me was how you used ONE chord all the way up the neck. Each chord you played moved up the neck to the 3,4 & 5. BAR CHORDS! Worked great. He taught me the scales you are teaching and how to START my runs from the tonic. Transposing came real easy after that and I sure built up a song list. I learned to play along with a record by finding the tonic note and listening to the changes. Minor to major scales were easy just by counting down three frets to start my runs. Make sense? I'm saving you video!
I've been playing for over 30 years, and I love it when I come to revelations (like how to play different modal scales, locating root notes along the fretboard, etc.) You're always learning something! I love the guitar so much. Great channel, boss! Keep rockin'
For those with visual minds, like me, this is an amazing lesson that opens up whole new worlds on the fret board. The concept also works very well with finger style lead play and lends itself to mixing in transitional interval arrangements for variety. Thanks Brian!
For those with visual minds, like me, this is an amazing lesson that opens up whole new worlds on the fret board. The concept also works very well with finger style lead play and lends itself to mixing in transitional interval arrangements for variety. Thanks Brian!
This was a great lesson, Brian. Understanding how to find the shapes based on the root note of the chord aside, this really solidified for me when/why you switch from major to minor (1 to the 4 chord, major to minor) and your resolving to the root note on a lick while staying in the same key... I'm seeing that having a better understanding of note names on the fretboard is a good idea to become more familiar with. I never understood why my solos when playing in major pentatonic sounded not quite right when switching to the 4, now I do! I don't know if I would've been ready for a lesson like this a year or two ago, or would've gotten the most out of it. But lots of light bulbs went off for me on this one, looking forward to seeing more like this. And for any of you reading this who aren't premium members, it is easily worth if you are truly interested in becoming a better player!
Hello Mark, the premium member. Is there a progressive structure to the lessons, or guidance, or is it a large and truly amazing array of resources, to dip into. I am looking for both. Cheers
Your teaching methods and human character are terrific. The lessons you give are simplified and clearly understandable. Also one hell of a musician you are. I enjoy listening to you play. Thanks man!!
Just renewed for my 2nd month and really enjoying Brian's lessons. Without much to do on Friday nights, I really look forward to his lessons every week so I have new material to practice over the weekend.
I’ve seen a lot of Brian‘s videos but this one struck me as if I was watching Charlie Brown and Linus walking home from school… It has that Peanuts fall season feel… So great when you can take a simple concept and make it easy and understandable..Thank You
BRIAN Brian iv been fallowing 4 people with lessons GUESS What I ditched 3 of them and it all you my friend i love you teaching method i get it it realy working for me your lessons are totaly out of this world THANK THANK YOU SO Much Mel 10-5-22
Very happy to subscribe to the best guitar teacher on the internet! I hope you're making a fine living doing this cause your lessons are helping the next generation of guitar legends find their sound. Speaking for EVERYONE who loves music... Thank you! And keep up the great work!
WOW! Thank you Brian, what a great lesson. As an old boy learning late in life your explanation and demonstrations have made perfect sense to me. Very excited at trying to sound as cool as you make it!
I’m a little late to the party. I’ve been playing for 30 years. Yea, 30. I know all of my pentatonic shapes in my sleep as well...I’ve known them for 25 years. I’m almost ashamed (but very excited) to say that this lesson finally tipped me over the edge....connecting triads, shapes and scales. Something so simple as “triangles and squares” connected 30 years of knowledge and experience. It literally took 1 hour.....holy crap. I’m forever grateful for this teacher. I’m sorry if this post sounds corny, or that I’m full of crap...I’m not. This method and way of thinking about scales and shapes completely changed the way I look at the fretboard. Talk about an ahah moment!!!! Thank you so much. I’ll be heading on over to your patreon Page later so I can pay it forward.
This guy is a good guitar player, the video is a good lesson and there are many more like it today. I did not have the advantage of being able to access tons of material for free and have guitar player after guitar player showing me how to play my favorite song anytime night or day in my home (like a private lesson). Sometimes you even get schooled by the Original Guitar Player. I didn't have all of these modern tools in 1974 when I started playing guitar so I had to take a different route. Lucky enough to be born with a little talent and a fairly good ear I learned Rock Songs (by ear) from records and radio. One time a friend told me I should learn to "sing the notes". The reason? He told me it would be easier to remember songs and how to figure out new ones. I tried it. Best piece of advice I ever got when it comes to playing with some original feeling and emotion. I can teach you all of the "standard modern electric guitar" blues licks, set you up with a Fender Strat, a good amp and have you playing in no time doing licks that will impress all of your friends. But to properly play the blues it has to have feeling. That's where singing the notes (not out loud but in you head) will cause you to be more creative in your playing rather than just going through your standard repertoire of blues licks. The guitar gives you different inversion's that can be used to play the same scale and that also can get lost when using the "box method" of learning how to play lead guitar. Learn the guitar neck notes (alphabetically) and memorize their tones (lyrically). When you can do these two things playing melodies off the top of you head will be much easier and when you try to learn a lesson like this it too will be much easier. No matter what, try to be your own musician and bring out what is within yourself. Very few have made it in the music business by sounding just like somebody else!
Hi Brian! I've learnt so much from your lessons! I just cannot express enough how thankful I am! You are amazing! Keep doing the great work! Thank you!
I've been paying for Active Melody membership for several years now. Having checked out many sites from a multitude of guitar teachers over the years, Brian is the best I have found, without doubt. I look forward to each new lesson every week and never miss one. Certainly great value and hugely instructive. I just can't speak highly enough of Brian's ability to patiently and clearly explain the art of creating melodic music. My playing has improved significantly thanks to him and I'm so grateful.
I had active melody for 3- 4 yrs off and on and canceled it. I thought Brian was hard to follow and learned a lot in the beginning,so I’ve tried guitar tricks, guitar zoom and (Justin guitar, which I learned a lot from.)I rush through stuff too fast and after 5 yrs of playing, I do nothing well. I will be rejoining A M and stay there
I love your lessons but this one was magical. When i started, i was feeling stress and anxiety from life but after five minutes or so, i was feeling much better. very calming lesson.
Brian you are the OB1 of guitar teachers. I want to express my gratitude for all the hard work you put into make these amazingly useful free vids. You have taken me from the monotony of running up and down scales that I could never make a melody of to being able to play some pretty sexy lead. Thanks again and God bless you brother.
Wow!! What a lesson! I started watching thinking I can’t do that and by the end of the video I was playing it! I’ve taken so much from this! Thanks mate 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
A good lesson for a begginer is the one that hooks you buy having fun and making you believe that you are doing great. Mission accomplished. Saludos feom Madrid.
3card Monty, ...I agree with you Brian is the best teacher online. Heck if I lived anywhere near him I’d be trying to get in person lessons. Thank you Brian 👍
I just purchased a guitar and have been following lessons with Fender play. Watching this video I actually feel like I can play something. I think I'll have to become a member at activemelody.com.
Man I do not remember you calling me last week to ask what I needed to work on. How did you know? Unbelievable how you simplify but end up with such great sounds. I am all over this in the am.
This is wonderful Mr. Brain. You are a special breed of a teacher of guitar. I have been trying to learn the triads or combination of frets for long time and most of the lessons on the TH-cam confuses me more until I click on your clips. Thanks, Thanks, and Thanks. You are a great guitarist sir!
Good Lesson! This is how I taught myself the fretboard....I became very aware of the patterns and would focus on certain strings up & down until it was solid...it is way easier to concentrate in smaller areas, then link them together as you go thru different material...it is like a lightbulb moment when you're starting out!
Just joined for a premium membership. Very affordable and well worth it! I started on your blues course to learn kick - I really like it because it is obtainable - not overly complicated licks - thanks a ton!
Lots of material covered but great teacher who intentionally wants to get you going without drilling into too much music theory. But underlying all these riffs are ton of it! Thanks!
You have a great angle for new players and intermediates that may not have seen that yet. Either way i'm watchin... wish i had you when i was 9 instead of row row your boat.🎸
Hands down the BEST Blues Lesson on YT. With just a simple triangle and box, you can start playing the blues. Just spent 20 minutes playing with it. Simple enough to get anyone playing blues. Thanks Brian.
OMG!!! Talk about "someone just switched the light on". That triangle & square is beyond words.
Finally, a guitar instructor who can explain lead to me in a way i understand... Thank you, Bryan!
I’ve been trying to learn this damn thing for decades. In about 35 minutes, I did. Instead of putting it back in a corner and have a drink, I’m actually doing stuff. Inventing stuff. Enjoying stuff. Thank you!
Thank you so much Brian. I've been playing songs with just chords for years but was always baffled and amazed by people who could play lead. I thought it was a black art, but you have broken it down into easily understandable concepts. I love the visualisation element to your lessons. You are a star.
it took me years to learn what brian just taught in 24 minutes .I stand by what I said in the past Brian has got to be one of the best teachers on TH-cam. looking forward to these upcomming and simple totally comprehensive lessons thanks again Brian. You keep putting the simple lessons out and make me want to pick my guitar back up again
It took you years to learn that?
Be quiet stevie @@StevieZero
I can’t believe I finally found this guy. My life is complete.
Today was my day. He has a great way to present some nice stuff.
I found this channel 3 weeks ago after playing for over half my life. It’s not exaggerating to say my skill has nearly doubled. This dude has helped me put so many pieces together it’s insane.
Right? Out of all the videos TH-cam suggested, this dude is from a different realm. Sharing the core and essences that gives you a lot of mileage.
Totally agree! He’s an amazing teacher! No fluff!
Great teacher and NO ads, fantastic.
The relentless ads kills most teaching guitar sites....just as I think I get something, boom ads
It’s amazing he’s so humble that he doesn’t even know how good a teacher he is. Anyone looking to start learning guitar - find comprehensive ways to get around the guitar - learn different guitarist styles -learn different skills and techniques with a practical method of playing the skill whilst actually playing a piece, then you’ve just landed in the right place.
I’m thick and find it hard to remember and understand the guitar after years of playing. Brian has given me so many road maps to navigate through the fretboard. On word describes him .
AMAZING ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Paul Palmeri Thank you Paul! I appreciate that.
Agreed
Active Melody I only said what is true. You really make my week with always something new, a new angle. Such a different approach to most other guitar teachers and such a humble person. I really thank my lucky stars I came across you, because you make everything possible. I know you might think it too much praise but , really it’s just the truth.
I just re-upped for about the 5th year in a row. Best teacher on the Internet. I’ve learned so much from Brian.
Amen to that.
Great stuff Brian, I’ve learnt so much from you. Great lesson.
Thank you!
I think you might be right!
Thanks for this lesson. It is really awesome. I can really hear your genuine excitement about teaching the lesson!
💡💡💡💡💡thank you from someone who's been playing the same 3 chords for the last 30 years!
Brian ive been playing acustic guitar for about 10 years and just give up and caught on playing G E D C A chords. about lost my hand in a work Accident and stop playing for a long time. had to relearn how to use my left hand it was a struggle. never really learn all the chords or anything up the neck so im trying something new. i get confused alot watching youtube so called beginner guitar but this was a joy to watch and something i can learn from. you just changed my look on life with guitar. just remember there is still people looking for a way to learn guitar the way you just did this. you may never read this but you just gave me some hope. thanks so much and keep us not so good guitar guys and gals in mind doing videos we thank you ....RHANNAH
Brian, for me, this was the Best Lesson/Video you've ever done! I rarely do a Post but this was a Light Bulb Moment for me. I had discontinued membership with you because I was getting So Frustrated that I could play half of the song you were demonstrating, then you would play a fast run or something I still could not do, and I could never complete the entire video. This Video brought me back and I signed up for a one year subscription. I can actually play this song but more important is the Triangle and Box lesson. It just turned on the Light Bulb in my head! Please throw in occasionally something easier like this one for us that are still Challenged, lol.
I like Brian because he is a great teacher who, unlike many other teachers, teach students at all levels, beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Also, his guitar string picking style is the same as mine.
You're a fantastic teacher, Brian. I've been your registered Active Melody student for 2 years now and I have made great progress on the guitar. Thank you so much for your awesome tutorials. Best regards from Spain. 🇪🇸🎸🎶
I almost passed you by on this but I'm glad I changed my mind. Sure love your Tele! You remind me of a friend of mine, now passed, who could sure pic! Larry Milton taught me in two afternoons how to go from a front man in a 5 piece, (always told to turn my volume down and pretend to play while I sang), to being the only guitar, ads bass, in a trio. I got a crash course of course but as the time went by I learned a whole lot more, using a few accidental bends and following my own ear. The first thing he taught me was how you used ONE chord all the way up the neck. Each chord you played moved up the neck to the 3,4 & 5. BAR CHORDS! Worked great. He taught me the scales you are teaching and how to START my runs from the tonic. Transposing came real easy after that and I sure built up a song list. I learned to play along with a record by finding the tonic note and listening to the changes. Minor to major scales were easy just by counting down three frets to start my runs. Make sense? I'm saving you video!
I've been playing for over 30 years, and I love it when I come to revelations (like how to play different modal scales, locating root notes along the fretboard, etc.) You're always learning something! I love the guitar so much. Great channel, boss! Keep rockin'
All I can say is WOW!!! This video is amazing! I just learned more about the fretboard than I thought I ever would! Amazing teaching and lesson 😱😱💯💯💯
Love your way of simplifying such awesome, sacred knowledge. TY
For those with visual minds, like me, this is an amazing lesson that opens up whole new worlds on the fret board. The concept also works very well with finger style lead play and lends itself to mixing in transitional interval arrangements for variety. Thanks Brian!
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I just had that ah ha moment I've been trying to find for years 😅, thanks so much!
For those with visual minds, like me, this is an amazing lesson that opens up whole new worlds on the fret board. The concept also works very well with finger style lead play and lends itself to mixing in transitional interval arrangements for variety. Thanks Brian!
These are really great lessons. In the sea of youtube guitar lessons you are easily standing out
Your channel is by far the best for skilled and beginner guitarists. So well explained. Brilliant
This was a great lesson, Brian. Understanding how to find the shapes based on the root note of the chord aside, this really solidified for me when/why you switch from major to minor (1 to the 4 chord, major to minor) and your resolving to the root note on a lick while staying in the same key... I'm seeing that having a better understanding of note names on the fretboard is a good idea to become more familiar with. I never understood why my solos when playing in major pentatonic sounded not quite right when switching to the 4, now I do! I don't know if I would've been ready for a lesson like this a year or two ago, or would've gotten the most out of it. But lots of light bulbs went off for me on this one, looking forward to seeing more like this.
And for any of you reading this who aren't premium members, it is easily worth if you are truly interested in becoming a better player!
Mark Ostrowski thank you Mark :)
Hello Mark, the premium member. Is there a progressive structure to the lessons, or guidance, or is it a large and truly amazing array of resources, to dip into. I am looking for both. Cheers
Like ur style Brian. And u don’t race through ur videos. Very helpful when ur just a beginner
Call and response, very nice! Not just hitting notes, but making music!
Your teaching methods and human character are terrific. The lessons you give are simplified and clearly understandable. Also one hell of a musician you are. I enjoy listening to you play. Thanks man!!
Me 2 .. I thought so too.
Thank-you Anthony !!
Thank-you Brian !!
Just renewed for my 2nd month and really enjoying Brian's lessons. Without much to do on Friday nights, I really look forward to his lessons every week so I have new material to practice over the weekend.
This is one of the best explained, most useful and beautiful lessons on TH-cam, thanks Brian!
This is one of the best explained, most useful and beautiful lessons on TH-cam, thanks Brian!
I’ve seen a lot of Brian‘s videos but this one struck me as if I was watching Charlie Brown and Linus walking home from school… It has that Peanuts fall season feel… So great when you can take a simple concept and make it easy and understandable..Thank You
BRIAN Brian iv been fallowing 4 people with lessons GUESS What I ditched 3 of them and it all you my friend i love you teaching method i get it it realy working for me your lessons are totaly out of this world THANK THANK YOU SO Much Mel 10-5-22
This alone is worth the premium subscription.
Very happy to subscribe to the best guitar teacher on the internet! I hope you're making a fine living doing this cause your lessons are helping the next generation of guitar legends find their sound. Speaking for EVERYONE who loves music... Thank you! And keep up the great work!
WOW! Thank you Brian, what a great lesson. As an old boy learning late in life your explanation and demonstrations have made perfect sense to me. Very excited at trying to sound as cool as you make it!
I’m a little late to the party. I’ve been playing for 30 years. Yea, 30. I know all of my pentatonic shapes in my sleep as well...I’ve known them for 25 years. I’m almost ashamed (but very excited) to say that this lesson finally tipped me over the edge....connecting triads, shapes and scales. Something so simple as “triangles and squares” connected 30 years of knowledge and experience. It literally took 1 hour.....holy crap. I’m forever grateful for this teacher.
I’m sorry if this post sounds corny, or that I’m full of crap...I’m not. This method and way of thinking about scales and shapes completely changed the way I look at the fretboard. Talk about an ahah moment!!!!
Thank you so much. I’ll be heading on over to your patreon Page later so I can pay it forward.
Thank you Dave :)
This guy is a good guitar player, the video is a good lesson and there are many more like it today. I did not have the advantage of being able to access tons of material for free and have guitar player after guitar player showing me how to play my favorite song anytime night or day in my home (like a private lesson). Sometimes you even get schooled by the Original Guitar Player. I didn't have all of these modern tools in 1974 when I started playing guitar so I had to take a different route. Lucky enough to be born with a little talent and a fairly good ear I learned Rock Songs (by ear) from records and radio. One time a friend told me I should learn to "sing the notes". The reason? He told me it would be easier to remember songs and how to figure out new ones. I tried it. Best piece of advice I ever got when it comes to playing with some original feeling and emotion. I can teach you all of the "standard modern electric guitar" blues licks, set you up with a Fender Strat, a good amp and have you playing in no time doing licks that will impress all of your friends. But to properly play the blues it has to have feeling. That's where singing the notes (not out loud but in you head) will cause you to be more creative in your playing rather than just going through your standard repertoire of blues licks. The guitar gives you different inversion's that can be used to play the same scale and that also can get lost when using the "box method" of learning how to play lead guitar. Learn the guitar neck notes (alphabetically) and memorize their tones (lyrically). When you can do these two things playing melodies off the top of you head will be much easier and when you try to learn a lesson like this it too will be much easier. No matter what, try to be your own musician and bring out what is within yourself. Very few have made it in the music business by sounding just like somebody else!
Stellar lesson (EP 380), a true break-through lesson. The rhythm chords are just as important. It would be great to get a breakdown on those chords.
I love all these lessons... I ALWAYS come out playing something neat.. Thanks so much!
Hi Brian! I've learnt so much from your lessons! I just cannot express enough how thankful I am! You are amazing! Keep doing the great work! Thank you!
Thank you so much, my playing has progressed more in the last 2 months with you than in the past 2 years!
Hi Brian, very smart lesson and making the E pentatonics very easy to understand. Your lessons are always good and the best on YT. Thanks. Peace.
Great teacher good player
By far the best lesson about blues! Game changer
Hey been playing 4. 30yrs u just open my world up man ur a great teacher been struggling with tha blues but u rock dude I got it now
So in the major scale the base of the triangle is the root note and in in the minor scale the root note is the top of the triangle. Brilliant!!
I feel this one video improved my playing more than all the videos and practice I did this past month
Brian thanks for this lesson it is absolutely mind-blowing I finally get it after 50 years
That was beautiful. Thank you!
After years playing the acoustic rhythm guitar. I just played my first (but not last) blues lick today.
"Very easy, sounds awsome." You have my undivided attention! 🤠
Dave in the Adirondacks
I've been paying for Active Melody membership for several years now. Having checked out many sites from a multitude of guitar teachers over the years, Brian is the best I have found, without doubt. I look forward to each new lesson every week and never miss one. Certainly great value and hugely instructive. I just can't speak highly enough of Brian's ability to patiently and clearly explain the art of creating melodic music. My playing has improved significantly thanks to him and I'm so grateful.
I had active melody for 3- 4 yrs off and on and canceled it. I thought Brian was hard to follow and learned a lot in the beginning,so I’ve tried guitar tricks, guitar zoom and (Justin guitar, which I learned a lot from.)I rush through stuff too fast and after 5 yrs of playing, I do nothing well. I will be rejoining A M and stay there
GRAZIE Brian, You are THE Teacher!!!!! Cheers from Italy
I love your lessons but this one was magical. When i started, i was feeling stress and anxiety from life but after five minutes or so, i was feeling much better. very calming lesson.
Just about the best video for learning the pentatonic
U play beautifully and the ◾+🔺️ is so helpful and u made it look so easy and I've been playing 30+yrs!!! Really helpful thank you!!
So simple and this is forever stuck in my head. Thanks a ton for this lesson.
Brian! Thank you! I feel like another light just switched on in my head! So simple yet effective. 😇
TH-cam recommended. You got it right again TH-cam! Subscribed!
Brian you are the OB1 of guitar teachers. I want to express my gratitude for all the hard work you put into make these amazingly useful free vids. You have taken me from the monotony of running up and down scales that I could never make a melody of to being able to play some pretty sexy lead. Thanks again and God bless you brother.
By far this has been the best lesson I've watched on how to play blues riffs. Great Job!
Wow!! What a lesson! I started watching thinking I can’t do that and by the end of the video I was playing it! I’ve taken so much from this! Thanks mate 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
A good lesson for a begginer is the one that hooks you buy having fun and making you believe that you are doing great. Mission accomplished. Saludos feom Madrid.
One of the best online lessons that I've seen. Great job,!
Beautiful tone
3card Monty, ...I agree with you Brian is the best teacher online. Heck if I lived anywhere near him I’d be trying to get in person lessons. Thank you Brian 👍
Best lesson ever! Thank you!
This is definitely one of my favorite lessons
This friendly gentleman makes the frustration of learning the guitar much easier.......
I like the tone of this guitar. It's a nice full sound.
Thank you. This is helping me really mentally smooth out my leads... After 30 years. Sound like a new player👍
Thank you Brian … your teaching is the best … straight clean and simple … great !
I just purchased a guitar and have been following lessons with Fender play. Watching this video I actually feel like I can play something. I think I'll have to become a member at activemelody.com.
Man I do not remember you calling me last week to ask what I needed to work on. How did you know? Unbelievable how you simplify but end up with such great sounds. I am all over this in the am.
You're a good teacher. Edit: ...an excellent teacher
I didn't realize that I was visually driven. Mind Blown!
One of the best lessons I've come across. very simple and explained very well. thx
This is wonderful Mr. Brain. You are a special breed of a teacher of guitar. I have been trying to learn the triads or combination of frets for long time and most of the lessons on the TH-cam confuses me more until I click on your clips. Thanks, Thanks, and Thanks. You are a great guitarist sir!
Nice analogy - shining a light on notes; very practical - THANKS!
Good Lesson! This is how I taught myself the fretboard....I became very aware of the patterns and would focus on certain strings up & down until it was solid...it is way easier to concentrate in smaller areas, then link them together as you go thru different material...it is like a lightbulb moment when you're starting out!
Wow my first time watching....What a excellent musician and teacher, a lot of musicians don’t want to share their talents. Thank you sir !
This is great. This is what I’ve been looking for
A lot of hidden gems revealed her folks, listen up as Brian simplifies lead playing patterns for all of us to understand.
Very nicely done...and more importantly...I have that shirt, too! My fave..I’ve worn it for years😊
ive learnt from youtube, you are one of the best teachers, if not THE best, thank you
Wow this was FANTASTIC! Thank you
Many thanks for explaining so clearly - it has helped enormously. Nipper would definitely approve.
EXCELLENT. THIS HOW I LOVE TO LEARN WITH VISUAL HELP. MANY THANKS BRIAN. ROBYN from Australia
Sounded good man. You struck me as the Fred Rogers of guitar teaching with a streak of funk; Love the tone
Really love that turnaround lick. The little slides and the way you pluck it give me a Wes Montgomery “bumpin” vibe. Awesome stuff.
Just joined for a premium membership. Very affordable and well worth it! I started on your blues course to learn kick - I really like it because it is obtainable - not overly complicated licks - thanks a ton!
David Huey welcome David! :)
Wow you the best teacher ever thank you very much good bless
Great lessons! Super well structured . Very easy to explain and understand !!
I’m so glad I discovered your videos you’ve really opened my eyes to understanding the blues!
Lots of material covered but great teacher who intentionally wants to get you going without drilling into too much music theory. But underlying all these riffs are ton of it! Thanks!
i got smarter by watching you...! thanks...
You have a great angle for new players and intermediates that may not have seen that yet. Either way i'm watchin... wish i had you when i was 9 instead of row row your boat.🎸
This felt so good to play ❤
thanks Brian a simple triangle and square...sooo simple....
Thanks Brian. Glad i found your youtube. Really learn alot in very shot time.
Wow. I’ve frankly learned more today about the major and m8not pentatonic scales and how to use them than ever in the past, great stuff! Thanks.