Learn To Solo In 5 Minutes - 6 Note Soloing Technique - Steve Stine Guitar Lesson
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📺 ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
Think you can’t play a guitar solo? Think again. :-)
In this guitar lesson, Steve Stine is going to show you an easy trick that will have you soloing in 5 minutes. Best part is, it works over any chord.
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I already now how to play riffs,, but i was looking how to armonize those riffs,, this really helped me
Steve Stine Guitar Lessons Steve I’ll be signing up after the holidays. Have to get a gutter again. Gave it up years ago , but you hit on so many things that caused me to give up in the first place !! Can’t wait. Talk to ya soon. !!
Steve Stine Guitar Lessons - Wow....You just opened the door, to my next level of my quest. Been stuck for some time,on picking up the chord movements, and the transitions were explained very well, and simple. Lots of options to be explored easily.
Thanks bro!!
"If music made sense, we wouldn't have rock and roll."
That was beautiful
Franz Villafana I'm glad you posted that quote by Steve, it was a beautiful quote and how very true it is.
So true
I noticed it also. I completely and strongly disagree. Every group whose music is worth listening to - and which has survived the test of time - had a statement they wanted to make. The Clash, the best of the "punk" groups, were very serious about the significance of their compositions. That's why the band is memorable, and why I've listened to their albums many times.
Everyone knows The Rolling Stones catalogue. Few, if any, remember the catalogues of the many crap groups that have faded away. Why is Buddy Holly remembered and the ten thousand others who came after are not? A convincing argument can be made that "Rave On," made in '56, was the first punk song. It certainly had the attitude.
The Doors had a producer that made them make as many as a hundred takes - imagine Jim Morrison going along with that, but it's on tape. During the LA Woman sessions, Jim got annoyed at his bandmates and said, "You guys sound like bunch of a cripples trying to make it up a flight of stairs." That organ playing that makes "Light My Fire" instantly stand out is due to Ray Manzarek having studied Bach. It's right there. That is clearly ifluenced by Bach's music.
_Who's Next_ is the magnificent remnants of a failed project by Pete Townshend. He considered killing himself. Almost killed himself over it. I don't know why you can't hear it. It's there. Rock 'N' Roll has significant masterpieces in it, all by guys who worked their asses off - and some of whom didn't make it. Brian Wilson had a nervous breakdown he never recovered from after Paul McCartney played him an acetate of "A Day in the Life." Wilson's band, The Beach Boys, made a masterpiece called _Pet Sounds_ which they were quite proud of. But SPLHCB blew it out of the water.
My logo is of "The Dark Side of the Moon." A great masterpiece by any standards of music.
@Donald Miller Shees. Lighten up, Francis.
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@@LearnerChess bro chill. You thought about it too much. Which made it lame. That's exactly what happens with rock and roll
Finally a teacher who is not a show off, I learned something today Steve.
100th like :)
Exactly!!!
I agree
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This was the first video I have seen from this guy, and I REALLY LIKE him!!!
This lesson actually opens up a lot more things to explore on the guitar, at least for me. Best guitar lesson I had on TH-cam so far.
Thanks for the kind words, Gusion! :-)
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Right??!!
If this video helped you, then check this out. The nut at the end of your guitar serves as a bar chord(kinda). If you hold down all 6 strings anywhere on the neck of the guitar, you can make your favorite basic chords anywhere on the guitar. Just use the same relevance to where you are holding down all 6 strings to the original chord you like
On gawd
Thanks for keeping it simple. I'm a 62 year old with ADHD and autism and found this a joy. You brought some sunshine to Scotland this morning, much needed!
This is the kind of lesson that will make a beginner feel like they've made a break through. Great teacher !!!
Couldnt have said it better myself! I started finding the notes on the 6th string by ear while following along and this was a huge breakthrough for me. I dont have any theory aside from high school music class basic note reading, so this made me feel like I was really getting somewhere.
Yessss! Breaktrough!!! Also for me :)
@@frankie5085 the breakthrough just happened right there for me .. and I'm 42
Same bro same
Yup !!!
he is actually among the very few who really teaches without making you confused. love his style of teaching. kudos
will it possible with acoustic?
It's harder to solo on acoustic because the strings are heavier, and it's harder to reach the higher frets, even if you have a cutaway guitar...
But yes, this technique will work on acoustic guitar. :-)
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@@stinemusiclessons Thank you 👍💯 you're awesome.
Very nice and thank you for teaching us.
What about minor chords?
Man he has one of those chill personalities. He doesn’t have knee jerk reactions. If you screw up he says we’ll fix it. His personality can honestly take away your stress. He honestly gives me enthusiasm to play guitar.
Damn man! If you aren't the ABSOLUTE BEST guitar teacher I've come across on TH-cam, then there's no one worthy of that title!
I ALWAYS learn something when I see your videos! No showing off, just plain pure impartation of knowledge.
Thank you!
Awesome, Chiedozie! Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for watching! :-)
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Little do we know, he's hooking us on the pentatonic scale while still in our youth
Pentatonic is good to know, not saying it's all you should know but you recognized it didn't you.
You may not have noticed the pentatonic scale, but your brain did.
It’s a gateway drug
@@howdydoughty7634 Boy Howdy....Addicting too!
Lmao 🤣 yup but I never thought of it like this
My husband took lessons from you in Fargo, ND in the 90's for a few months when he was 13 and He still plays everyday & we now have 2 boys that want to play.
He says Thank You.
wow
How old is this guy?
Wait I thought this guy is like 25
Great story !
No worries
At 70 years old my guitar journey soloing just took off because of this advice. Finally, although slowly, I can now take a solo when jamming with my friends. Thank you and much appreciated.
Awesome!!! I'm 69 and just decided to pick up a guitar again and I'm having a blast. Steve you are so right when you said it's all about fun and making music. Love it, you're a real inspiration.
Played for about 6 years and this was the best lesson of my life
...me too...
Im at 13 years and this is a very very good lesson to learn
Literally was about to comment the same thing...
Same bruh, people over complicate, he made it fun and simple
Same man almost 7 years..Great lesson. The best thing that helped me with soloing was practicing without plucking the strings.
The best guitar teacher ever hands down! You also look like a Viking.
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+AmeZIzAwesome Vikings are medieval warriors from norway.
+Matthias Gausepohl norway diden't even excist when vikings did.. its Called Sweden
+Dennis Sågström actually you mean scandanavia .
its what is now denmark, norway and sweden. they were all norse(north) lands the languages are all related so you can tell .
Frank Gutierrez Bro the north as you refeer is Sweden, Also im Swedish I don't think you need to explain anything to me ;) And Danish has almost nothing related to the Swedish language, but Norweigan do, Hell even the Finish people talk better Swedish then Danish on the other hand Finish people have the option to learn Swedish in school while Danish people drink beer all day x)
Hands down best guitar teacher. Seems like such a sincere and humble guy as well. You inspire me, Steve.
Thanks for the kind words, Jeremy! And thanks for watching and subscribing! :-)
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This has to be the best guitar lesson I've ever had! Thank you, Steve!
Thanks for the kind words, Tyler! And thanks for watching! :-)
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Finally a teacher actually is teaching. I am so happy about that.
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He said he teach thousand of people well he teach million now
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@@juliangoodall3624 bro. English is probably not his first language. Let him be.
@@juliangoodall3624- Hey man, no need to be angry,maybe English isn't his first language.
9 million !
That's clear explanation! Thanks Steve, I'm playing guitar since I was 14 and now I'm 43 and this night only in my life that I've understood how to do a solo. More power to you! 🤘😎🎶
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience, Tristan! :-)
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Hey Tristan , I felt compelled to reply to you because I'm exactly the same. It's like a safe was finally unlocking.
Right? Same here. What an awesome lesson.
Wow, practice son and you'll learn... Turn off the TV my son. Do it now dad
The best teacher I have ever heard. I have tried for many years to play lead guitar. This guy has cracked the complication code. Thank you 👏👏👏👏🙏🙏
Dude my mouth dropped when he actually started playing with that a chord and the notes
He just made it fun for me to play!
Always knew the basic open chords, but never thought I'd get passed that!
It's 2am...so I'll have to wait till tomorrow!
uncle freddie same but its 4 am for me no sleep gang
@@lukasaoo88 hahaha!!
hahah yeay lol.....
@@lukasaoo88
Yooo "The Neighbors keep on BANGIN But They NOT Coming IN" They Have NO Consideration for Me I Have To Leave at 6am to get to work so I only get a few hour's Practicing Before and I just get going and BANG BANG BANG I Have Had to turn Amp up to 8 Or it put's me off and i have to start again I Don't Work EVERY Day I Don't Work on Sunday So I Have ALL Day To Try And Catch UP They just have NO consideration It's ME ME ME BLOODY UPSTAIRS AND BOTH SIDES OF ME Still Ive Got a coupla Weeks OFF soon so I Suppose I Can Put some extra Hour's Practising Then and me Band Members Gonna Hang Out For A Few Days Should Have heard what they were Shouting when we were Bringing all the equipment in "Hope you got silencer's on them Drum's I mean How stupid do they think i am I told them if they had I Wouldn't be able to hear them as it is I have to turn amp up so i can hear meself playing, Still I am looking forward to a nice rest from work.
Steve: "Don't worry about speed or any of that"
Me: "Watching at .25 speed while pausing"
Lol. Sometimes you have to
@@asanders791 rsx
I'm curious as to if you'd still be listening at .25 now
😂😂
Lmao. Me to dude. He rocks eh
Just bought my son a guitar and was researching a bit because I am an instructor for other things. You are a very good teacher and I will make sure my son follows your stuff. Thanks for what you do.
Dude, you know that moment when a lightbulb goes off and it all makes sense?…and I’m 41!
Best guitar lesson I’ve ever taken🤘🏻! Thanks so much Steve, I’ll definitely be back for more.
this should have been my FIRST lesson 55 years ago.
oldrrocr Same!!!
58 years for me :/
Same here. 58 years of screwing around and getting nowhere. Awesome teacher
Haha totally agree!
True! Unlike others, he doesn’t tell you exactly what to do, but gives you the basics and the template to create your own personal solos! Learn this on major chords, then on minor chords, then on 7th, Sus chords, augmented chords, then you can play almost ANYTHING!!
You have to be one of the nicest human beings ever. You seem genuinely kind and care about those who want to learn. People like me appreciate your generosity, as some people don’t want to share their knowledge and see others succeed. You were able to hold my attention for the entire video (which says a lot). Keep on helping those who love guitar. If it isn’t already, it’ll be very rewarding for you. Thanks again for sharing!
that's exactly the words for people like him who shares their knowledge. there are some selfish out there who doesn't want to share even you ask them. that's my experienced in life as going to be 72yrs.young. thanks to all
He’s in the band Avian, check out Beyond the Hallowed Gates
You should sub if u like him!
Same here I know it’s just a stereotype but he is really nice for the long hair and tatoos
Ditto
Best video ever. I learned more here than any other “tutorial” ever
FANTASTIC REVELATION! Now I can use my limited knowledge of scale to actual solos in my den alone :) Steve's a real teacher, honest, non-egoistic, secure, and invested in sharing his knowledge. I found you by accident and subscribed.
This is so cool Steve, world class teaching ✨
Thanks for the kind words, Quist! :-)
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@@stinemusiclessons SELF PROM OMEGALUL
I like your backing tracks
Wow this is very helpful 👏
Me and my 12 yr old daughter thinking about buying a electric guitar 🎸 we have acoustic guitar for now and really want her to have an electric guitar and learn doing solo. We know only basic chords when we play and started to think
It's time for her to learn some more.
@@stinemusiclessons Does this technique work for powe cords too?
Literally the first time I actually learned something in “minutes”
I'm a beginner to electric guitar and am self taught trying to figure out ways to move around the fret. This video is so helpful and useful and it will really help me.
Thank you so much Steve and thanks for sharing 🙌💫
Finally someone who actually understands a bigger’s mind set. I wish I would’ve discovered your channel years ago. I would’ve progressed much faster then I did. Bravo!
"6 Note Soloing Technique"
Sounds like a Ninjutsu
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kage bunshin technique !
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he fixed my music theory ..thanks man you're awesome
I really like you as a teacher, because you really teach and make it fun to play the guitar soloing, now I am encouraged to play!!! Thank You!!!
Dam! That all makes sense...you are an absolutely brilliant teacher... nobody ever explained this to me , this makes learning scale so much better
4 minutes and 8 seconds into your video and you have given me the knowledge I have been trying to figure out for years!! This is exactly what I’ve been searching for. No one else explains it and nails it like you do! Thanks Bro!! I will now continue to watch rest of video.
...absolute right man......there are many excellent guitar players with their lessons on youtube, but the most of them are lousy teachers.....
Agree with you too many talking but not in the point Pffft
This has literally changed my guitar playing
Goodness, these are simply the best tutorials i have ever seen. It's that technique of taking something that other smother with technicalities, and figuring out a way to make it incredibly simple and visual so that the student has that OHHHH NOW I SEE moment
I am 42 years old and always wanted to learn the guitar. My father is an amazing guitar player and I am a drummer, but wasn't happy always staying in the background. Dad has taught me a lot over the years and I have to say I have learned more in the last couple of months following you Steve on guitar zoom than I have with my dad my whole life. (Don't tell him)
Thankyou for bringing me to the front of the stage. You are amazingly talented and I love your style of playing/teaching. God bless
Hi Elvis! Thanks for your kind words. I've known quite a few drummers who switched to guitar and your understanding of rhythm is going to boost your learning. Rhythm is what makes the music flow. Keep up the good work and thanks again!
wow iv been playing for 14 years and I'm rubbish at learning solos and I usually gave up straight away but now I can't stop mixing things up thank you so so much man
Very important lessons, I've been playing (and learning) for 12 years and this is the best lesson that makes sense for me
Great video no one makes a teaching video as great as this one so helpful.
Hi Daniel. Thanks for your comment and kind words. Any questions feel free to ask anytime!
Steve, this has opened up a whole new world of playing and practicing for me! THANK YOU!!! ❤🎸
This video has finally explained how you can apply a basic solo pattern to any chord you're playing in by finding the root note on the bottom E string and playing the pattern. It's the first time i've seen someone thoroughly explain that to me and why learning the root notes on E can be helpful and how to fit it in with solo practicing.
Very well said, PanCyanGuy! Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for watching! :-)
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Dude, it's basic major chord theory. It's not exactly difficult. Root, third, fifth.
@@WardenOfTerrawell not if you don’t know everyone learns differently and at a different pace
@@WardenOfTerra Why would you come to a place where beginners are learning how to play and make such a dumb, useless comment?
guys i gotta tell you something, i watched this 2 years ago. back then i didnt know how to solo. but now people call me sometimes guitar hero and steves lesson helped me. i even named my guitar to steve lol
Thats awesome man. Haha
pEoPlE cAlL mE gUiTaR hErO yea that happened i was the people
Teachers Pet?
@@Ahmed69k damn
This guy is a legend! No BS just a wonderful clear teaching style
I've only watched 2 of these videos so far and I already feel like I've learned a huge amount. I'm hooked now, I really like how you approach these lessons
Awesome, Sean! Thanks for watching, and thanks for the kind words! :-)
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This is such an awesome lesson! Great work
I agree! This is the best introductory lesson on lead playing I have every heard in my life! Can't wait to try it. Thanks so much, Steve!!!
Yeah this was really great. I'm new to soloing and helped a lot!
I agree now I can add a solo when play something random :D
I have watched a lot of guitar tutorials and I have to say you're at the top of the list. You explain everything so perfect it's unbelievable. 2 Thumbs up I wish I more than 2 lol
Brilliant and so simple
This guy is the best guitar teacher I have ever seen. His attitude and his insights are perfect. Also it's great that he doesn't use backing tracks so that we can clearly hear exactly what he's doing. He's even got names for particular techniques ("chord chasing"), and it's obvious that he actually cares that what he's doing works--that students are actually learning. What an awesome teacher.
The teacher on the u tube channel....The art of Guitar is really really good too.
I like the way he doesn't show off. Most guys on TH-cam immediately assault you with how fast they are but everything Steve does is easy enough:)
I learned so much watching your sixteen minutes tutorial, so much more than l've learned in my entire youth figuring out how to do a solo.Great job ,thanks for sharing your talents with us
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The best teacher ever ❣️ love your teaching ❣️
How could someone dislike this masterpiece lesson?!
Un enthusiastic stubborn guitar teachers who can’t keep clients and suck the interest and the money out of new players
Probably stuck in a *rut* 😉
No one would dislike this type of a teaching
The best guitar lesson i have ever had , Wish i had known this 50 years ago when my dad bought me my first guitar at age 11 , Thank you very much Steve .
That's very similar to the comment I just posted. Instead all those years ago you were taught, if you want to solo you need to learn this scale and that scale and so go practice those scales. Had I known this trick, it would have set me on an instant path to having fun.
ditto
I feel the same way ... I guess we all over think how hard something will be before we do it.
Backyard Iron 60
Same boat as you my friend,
Over thought everything as a kid and all I ever really needed was someone to show me without all the faff how to just have a little fun, and this guy nails it.
Just think, if TH-cam was around 50 years ago, we might’ve both been up there now playing with Clapton 🎸 👍
This guy is actually so chill I love it
A lot of yt videos they show off really hard or go too fast or are too condescending this dude is perfect
On this journey I’ve learned that sometimes I need things explained in different ways and I love it when I come across channels like yours where I’m genuinely picking up what you’re putting down here. Thanks a bunch man ❤
I played for 10 years before there was TH-cam, stopped and started again recently after my son was born. I used to be intimidated and avoided learning anything about solos. Your videos have made me pursue soloing without fear, knowing I will one day be proficient. Thank you!
Me too! Iplayed for years, got to a point and stuck there for more years. I should have taken lessons. Never mind. Now my son has started playing and has got me going again. This time weve got youtube helping haha.
Im very relaxed about it though. It doesnt matter what i do...im hoping my son really enjoys it and keeps at it! Agree, this guys great and doesnt make you feel like a plum. Happy picking!
How’s it been going Kevin?
Steve, this is my first post ever on a computer. I am going to be 52 and just learning guitar. I purchased books and dvd's as well as watched you tube video's. I had to create a channel to comment and I have to say, I like your video. It provided opportunity for me to explore all around the neck. I well be watching more of your videos. Looking forward to more of your instructions. Please keep it up.
He is one if not the best teacher I ever seen & i've been playing for years I had the prototype of Guitar Magazine 1st issue & all of em up to about a year ago when Guitar Mag started going way down hill & pushing Satanic bands that no one knows & are not good in their own style & when they started pushing Communism that was it for me. He will make it so understandable you can be as good as you want to be w/lessons like his. I paid for those VHS tapes that taught me not much & DVD's Mags books… Steve is a master Teacher & worth being paid for his work but here it is for all to see for free it's like I want to send him some funds to bless em for what he has done for people who want to learn . many that are older & can play a little refuse to take lessons man they are missing out. I always pick up something no matter how elementary the lesson is there's gold in there somewhere that even the seasoned player can use or have a broader understanding.
Buck Barnes never to late to rock on man!
I just started two weeks ago at 55 , had a guitar at 16 but I didn’t last long , got a lot more patience this time , that’s a great lesson Steve 😊
The musical path is not always linear, but I am glad to know that you are giving it a new opportunity, I hope I can help you achieve your goals with the guitar. I remind you that this Friday at 4pm Pacific I will be doing a Live Guitar Lesson on how to play the song Hotel California, I hope you can attend. A big hug and keep rocking always.😁🤘🏻🎸
Same for me, started electric guitar at 63 (4 years ago), had classical guitar lessons from 19 to 24.
I wish I would have discovered you years ago. Thank you Steve for sharing your positive attitude towards teaching. You’re awesome 😎
Steve, you have so many tricks and ideas that brings a beginner in and keeps them engaged. You make it interesting. You are so far ahead of most teachers.
"The point of this is to have fun and to make music"
Steve, your teaching is always very encouraging. When I try to convince myself that I cannot do it, you will say something like, 'of course you can ! ' This is very comfortable for one who is in doubt or less confident. I can conclude you are a very understandable and empathetic professional. Thank you !
Great videos. Finally a guitarist that simplifies something complex. This resonates so well with what I enjoy. Thank you Steve.
Wow, Finally I understand where to go to start playing solo.
Thanks for making this easy to grasp!
“You gotta learn to have some fun. Just don’t worry about it.”🥺🤍😎💖OMG ily so much ur so nice
Probably the best lesson i have saw online. The beginning of creating music for fun. Great lesson Steve. Rock on.
Thanks for the kind words, Robert! :-)
Just a heads-up, Steve’s new Fretboard Framework webinar is now available on-demand. Go here to check it out:
guitarzoom.com/fretboardframework/webinar/registration/
You’ll discover…
✅ How to combine triads to create satisfying guitar solos.
✅ An easy 4 step method to ignite your soloing creativity so your solos don’t sound like a scale.
✅ How to break out of the pentatonic box and understand how to solo using your entire fretboard.
✅ And a few cool licks you’ll want to add to your arsenal.
Be sure to check it out, and no matter what, keep playing!
- Mike from GuitarZoom
P.S. Go here to check out some free preview videos from Steve’s brand new Fretboard Framework course:
www.guitarzoom.com/fretboardframework/promo-2/#videos
Just loved the way u teach someone, the guitar, u make it so easy to learn. Thanks very much.
Hi Michael! My pleasure! Glad to know you liked the lesson and feel free to ask questions anytime.
This makes so much sense finally, I’m about to cry. 😭🤣 Thank you so much
I am so glad it helps you!
I know right! mind blown!
That emoji
Hang in there dude b4 ya know it u wont b a beginner any longer
@@stinemusiclessons
Thank you Steve. Any more licks
Steve you are a great teacher, because you explain things in such a way, and your enthusiasm is contagious and give confidance. This really helps me with trying to do chord fill-ins on my semi acoustic, and you just provided the keys for me to learn Blues. So many likes - I wonder why!!!!
It's clear Steve is doing what he loves. Genius!
I always learn something from you…you make it very easy to understand the way you explain! Thank you!
best teacher so far
learnt a thing or two, great lesson!
East electric guitar solo nirvana smells like teen spirit
Dave Schreiber ala
That was one of the most helpful lessons I've ever seen on TH-cam.
I've been playing for 45 yrs , this is gold for new players.So well explained without confusing new guitarists.
Well done!
Thanks for watching, James! And thanks for sharing your experience! :-)
Just wanted to give you a heads-up, Steve Stine’s 6-Week Soloing Challenge starts Monday, May 2. To join the challenge, go here:
guitarzoom.com/6weeksoloingchallenge/promo-2/?
If you want to play guitar solos with complete confidence, that sound more fluid and musical than you ever thought possible, you should definitely check it out.
When you join the Challenge, you get lifetime access to two of Steve’s all-time best-selling courses, Essential Techniques and Music Theory Made Easy 2.0.
With Essential Techniques, you’ll learn the secrets of building your picking speed and accuracy, strumming, bends, harmonics, and whammy bar tricks to spice up your guitar solos, and dozens of licks that will sound awesome in your solos.
And with Music Theory Made Easy 2.0. you’ll discover all the music theory shortcuts you need to play freely across the entire fretboard and really get creative when it comes time to solo.
Each of those courses can take your guitar playing to a much higher level. But they’re only part of Steve’s 6-Week Soloing Challenge. Because Steve’s holding 6 special live sessions, one for each week of the Challenge.
There’s also a special Facebook group you can join, so you can share your progress with other guitarists. For details, go here → guitarzoom.com/6weeksoloingchallenge/promo-2/?
And no matter what, keep playing!
- Mike from GuitarZoom
P.S. Want to check out video reviews from GuitarZoom Members? Go here → guitarzoom.com/reviews
Quote of the year by Sir Steve Stine -- "If music always made sense, we wouldn't have Rock 'n' Roll." Love it.
Started learning guitar 4 months ago via youtube and your videos and I play better than my friend who's been playing for 3 years :D Thank you!! Awesome teacher!
Thanks Steve. Great teaching in few minutes. 👍Many blessings.
Hello from Norway! You are one of the best I've seen and listened to for a long time on the screen, can't wait to explore your other videos. You make my day brighter for me and my guitar. Keep on rocking in a free world :)
"..literally thousands of students."
An underestimation.
Try millions...
Hes a badass... great musician!!!!
Dude, this guy talks so fast, he looks so excited and happy, can't believe it, you are awesometacular mate!
The best lesson I've ever seen to soloing. Awesome!!!!
Great Lesson... Simple and easy yet concrete foundation to improve your skills more and more..
🤘 thx! I'm a 40yr old punk metal guy. Always messed with guitar. Never had a lesson. You're a great teacher.
I've been playing for 17 years, and I still found this a useful little lesson. Rock on Steve!
Thank you!
How, you have been playing for 17 freaking years. This guy goes over basic lead techniques. Have you just been playing Kumbaya for 17 years.
@@FirstLast-vn4di I have also been playing for 15-20 years, and i find this lesson useful. And i don't know Kumbaya, but i know Five Years with Bowie, i know Sweet Virginia with Stones, Evening Over Rooftops with Edgar Brougthon Band, Fisherman Blues with Waterboys and a bunch of my own songs.
And they sounds great without Steve`s lesson, go figure! But you never stop learning and youtube is great for new inspiration. Thanks a lot Steve! You are a good teacher.
Kind regards from Norway
@@FirstLast-vn4di obviously I can play things that are far more advanced than this, but it's still a useful little trick none the less. You can critique others when you learn how to punctuate a sentence. Cheers.
Absolute World-Class teaching. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks for the kind words, Michael! :-)
Make sure you check out Steve's new Blues Masterclass if you haven't already: guitarzoom.com/bluesmasterclass/promo/
Because there’s some cool limited edition bonus items like GuitarZoom guitar straps, koozies, and more, but only while supplies last.
And just a heads-up, Steve’s got a brand new Blues Jam Workshop for any guitarist who wants to take their blues playing to the next level.
You’ll discover easy and fun ways to add bluesy mojo to your solos, so you can sound great and play with confidence in any setting. Click the link and pick a time that fits your schedule: guitarzoom.com/bluesmasterclass/webinar/registration/
The Blues Jam Workshop includes:
✔️ Tips to Turbocharge Your Blues Solos
✔️ How to Break Out of the Typical Blues Boxes for Better Solos
✔️ Tips to Solo Over Each Blues Chord | Give Your Blues Solos Direction
✔️ Learn to Make Your Guitar Sing
Make sure you check it out, and no matter what, keep playing!
- Mike from GuitarZoom
P.S. Here’s the tab for the workshop, so you can take a look and see if the Blues Jam Workshop is right for you: drive.google.com/file/d/1sZIalAGlDV1qdYQKCP6VEEqiT7bQx8Rl/view
thanks for this , really appreciate your help, can't wait to try this
i love this guy!!!!! re building my guitar confidence with his help
That's awesome to hear, Kiera! :-)
Just wanted to give a heads-up, if you enjoy Steve’s TH-cam videos, you should definitely go here and check out the new GuitarZoom Premium Membership → guitarzoom.com/join
Members get unlimited streaming of 40+ of Steve’s best guitar courses, including
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✔️ Blues Guitar
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If you want to know more about music theory, Music Theory Made Easy is the perfect place to start. Go here to watch free preview videos from the course: guitarzoom.com/products/music-theory-made-easy-2
Make sure you watch all the videos, and no matter what, keep playing!
-- Mike from GuitarZoom
P.S. Want to check out video reviews from GuitarZoom Members? Go here → guitarzoom.com/reviews
Ive been playing rhythm guitar and writing songs for 17 years, I love this guy's approach to teaching. I want to give him a hug.
Great lesson much appreciation
Thanks!
Love your lessons
Steve. It’s my kind of teaching! You friggin rock! 🎸
Hey! I'm playing guitar now for more than 30 years, doing covers on my own in pubs, on festivals,e.g. I'm not playing electric guitar and I'm not doing solos at all. But I saw this video by chance! I really have to say, if all these people, who tried to teach me at the very beginning would have taught me playing guitar like this, I would have learned more with more fun from the very beginning! I gave up, getting lessons and taught myself how to pöay in the end. You don't tell people to learn scales, notes and so on! You just show them how to have fun from the very beginning! Even if I never touched a guitar before, your video would have changed my life! No better way, to do this!!! Respekt!
Amazing lesson, this dude just makes it really interesting and easy to follow...
agreed
Best teacher on the tube, and it's not even close
This is most helpful. You teach it simply, thank you
This teaching technique is so amazing!YOU are truly a great teacher man !!! I can now finally understand how to do it ,WOW..😮
Thank you for giving me a simple but yet so useful tool to follow for the rest of my journey of how to learn to play guitar..Thank you ,thank you so much my brother!!!
The solo exercise works very well if you learn the major and pentatonic scales.
Really it’s pentatonic minor
started on perfect 4th
I learned more from this 15 minutes than I have from countless hours on other videos. Very cool way of explaining things. Thank you!
I would go beyond.learned more than with some guy I was paying 30$ bucks an hour many years ago, when I could afford to spend that much money.
GREAT INSTRUCTION! MANY THANKS!
You are the first teacher I've ever been able to actually listen to and enjoy learning from.
My pleasure! Thanks for your kind words!