A big thank you. While you were demonstrating the first box I thought to myself will he show us where else we can play this, and you did! And then I thought can these be linked? Yes, you did that as well!! Lots to learn and enjoy here. Again, thanks Marc.
This one is genius Marc. Now you've gotten a whole load of people, with a few minutes of practice every day, able to jam along to a blues backing track without freezing up at the thought of learning scales and a whole load (well there are only 5 max) of shapes of the minor pentatonic scale. And you've ripped the useful meat & potatoes out of those positions. Lots of people will take a big step forward from this Marc.
Man I just received you in my feed. I haven’t seen your TH-cam page in 5-6yrs I bet. Life took its toll on me , my guitar playing was in hiatus for awhile-oh well , but I’m around again.. Good 2 see you again Marc … Merry Christmas 🎄 🧑🎄
A lot to learn with just few notes used, The right way to develop expessivity for me. Simplicity, efficacity, personnality, may be the spirit of the blues. Simple but good lesson 👍 Sorry for the approximate english and all the best for the end of the year.
Great video. You have come a long way in a short time. The one thing that I might suggest (if you have not done so already) is to tab out a few of your improvised licks that you use with your backing track. I believe this would be a great addition to your videos.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Your lesson just amazing!!!! So simple and yet so exceptionally beautiful. Thank you very much. Cheers from Indonesia.
@@JuzzaDaMuzza The 4 notes are frets 8 and 10 on both the D and G string. TH-cam has functions to allow you to slow down the video, loop sections, etc so you can go over the intro section.
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This was a huge step forward in learning to solo.
Fantastic! So pleased to read this comment
This is just a brilliant guitar lesson. Simply explained. Great job.
Thank you kindly! I really appreciate that
Agree!!! Surprisingly simple and very beautiful.
A big thank you. While you were demonstrating the first box I thought to myself will he show us where else we can play this, and you did! And then I thought can these be linked? Yes, you did that as well!! Lots to learn and enjoy here. Again, thanks Marc.
ha ha excellent! You were one step ahead!
This one is genius Marc. Now you've gotten a whole load of people, with a few minutes of practice every day, able to jam along to a blues backing track without freezing up at the thought of learning scales and a whole load (well there are only 5 max) of shapes of the minor pentatonic scale. And you've ripped the useful meat & potatoes out of those positions. Lots of people will take a big step forward from this Marc.
Thanks Mike! That's a great comment. I really appreciate it
The "cheating" really works here. Good lesson.
Thanks!
Great, fun lesson Marc, thank you. I really enjoy these shorter, sharply focussed and very practical lessons!
That's great feedback! Thanks Anthony
I keep coming back to your lessons Marc so you must be doing something right .
Thanks Richard, that's so great to hear
Thanks Marc for this lesson - a little something extra in my arsenal. Have a great Christmas and HNY.
Hi Andrew, thanks for the comment. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too!
Great tutorial Marc! I love the anchor point concept. Such a great way to look at the fretboard in these little blocks of notes! Talk to you soon👍
Thanks Rusty! Really appreciate the comment.
Great little lesson Marc, less can certainly be more! Well done
Cheers Simon - after all the theory of the last lesson, this goes in the other direction
Brilliant lesson, Marc, cheers pal. Also, lovìn your Strat Partscaster. Stunning.
Thanks Arthur! Glad you liked it
This is really an awesome lesson. I am practicing as I am writing. Thank you so much Marc.
Thank you, that's very kind. I'm really pleased it was helpful
Very nice lesson Marc, something simple but very effective. Thanks Marc.
Cheers William
Great lesson!! Thanks!!!!
Thanks! That's very kind
Nice Marc
Cheers Bruce
Great lesson Marc. I hope you & yours have a nice Christmas.
Hi Graeme, Merry Christmas to you and yours too!
Great lesson! Your improvised solo sounds great.
Thanks Craig, that's very kind
Great video Marc, really helped opened my eyes that i can use this idea with any root note.
Excellent! Great to hear. Thanks for the comment
Always learn something.thanks
Thanks Don!
Another blues channel I just found about and I'm going to subscribe. I hope you have tutorials without barz chords.
Thanks Phillip!
Man I just received you in my feed.
I haven’t seen your TH-cam page in 5-6yrs I bet.
Life took its toll on me , my guitar playing was in hiatus for awhile-oh well , but I’m around again.. Good 2 see you again Marc …
Merry Christmas 🎄 🧑🎄
Hi! Nice to have you back on guitar again! Merry Christmas and happy new year!
A lot to learn with just few notes used, The right way to develop expessivity for me. Simplicity, efficacity, personnality, may be the spirit of the blues. Simple but good lesson 👍
Sorry for the approximate english and all the best for the end of the year.
Hey Christian your English sounds good to me! Thanks for the great comment. Merry Christmas and happy new year to you too
Your lessons are incredibly helpfull! Easy to understand and use them instantly. Love it! Thanks a lot and Happy Holidays! Take care and stay safe!!
Thanks Dean, that's great to hear. Happy holidays to you too!
@@MarcGuitarVideos 🎄🌟🎸
Very cool!! Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for the kind comment
Great lesson Marc so easy to follow thanks
Thanks Dave, much appreciated
Great video. You have come a long way in a short time. The one thing that I might suggest (if you have not done so already) is to tab out a few of your improvised licks that you use with your backing track. I believe this would be a great addition to your videos.
Thanks, great suggestion!
Thanks Marc, love it
My pleasure!
Interesting lesson Marc
Thanks! 😃
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Your lesson just amazing!!!! So simple and yet so exceptionally beautiful. Thank you very much.
Cheers from Indonesia.
Happy holidays! Thanks very much!
Thx Marc, same 🎸 different fingers 😂 I'll work on it ❗ Merry Christmas
ha ha! Merry Christmas to you too
Fantastic!
Many thanks!
excelente lección Maestro
¡Gracias, de nada!
Great job. Love it
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent lesson!
Do the 4 notes work for the 3 chords of the progression?
Yes they do!
Great lesson Marc .. can you post the link of the backing track .. it would be very useful thanks a lot ! Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽🤟🏻🎸✔️
Hi Raul, it's here: th-cam.com/video/TSpLihaA1Fk/w-d-xo.html
Happy holidays mark, nice lesson but you did not play all three at the end😏 i like listening sounds good to me
Thanks Ronald, Happy holidays!
Bonjour Marc, again, it's a great lesson 🙏 would you send me the tab and the mp3 ? Thanks from a patreon member
Thanks! 😃
Very informative, beautiful Stratocaster, what model?
Thanks! I built it myself. Bought all the parts and put it together
@@MarcGuitarVideos It's a Marcocaster :-)
People can make sound bluesy like that , they master scale already for sure 😊
Thanks
It's one position but actually 8 notes.
For a beginner it’s hard to follow. I love the idea and i get it but it’s set up too quickly. It’s hard to see which notes you’re going from and to
Needs a close zoom super slow repeated
@@JuzzaDaMuzza The 4 notes are frets 8 and 10 on both the D and G string. TH-cam has functions to allow you to slow down the video, loop sections, etc so you can go over the intro section.
@@MarcGuitarVideos thanks marc thats very handy 😀
Dude, if you’re playing 4 specific notes, u r playing a scale fragment
Yes, that's my point at the end of the video at 9:40. You're right, any time we are playing a collection of notes, we are playing a scale.