Do you struggle over the chord changes when soloing? Let me know if this lesson was helpful! Here is a link for the backing track to practice these fun soloing concepts. th-cam.com/video/uMbnRaRpZi4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VItTgPnFAN42lWzi👍
I swear that sneaky Rusty has been off practicing even more!! Get this lesson down and start to become fearless when you're called on for your turn to solo!! Thanks again, buddy!! Jim C.
Hey Craig, I’m so glad you’d liked the lesson. And it’s very exciting to get those lightbulb moments. Thanks so much and I appreciate all your support of my channel.👍
Excellent tutorial Rusty.........some beautiful phrasing being played in this lesson........you have a great way of taking the mystery out of lead guitar phrasing ........well done sir........Paul from Ireland
Hey Paul, i’m glad you got some thing from the lesson. It’s always good to hear from you. Your continued support means a lot, buddy. Have a great weekend. Thanks.👍
Hey Rusty, how are you my friend? Great tutorial buddy, this is really making a lot of sense to me, thanks mate 👍🏻 you and your family have a great weekend 👍🏻🏴🎸
I’m doing well, Dave! Good to hear from you. Yes, this is a great foundation that we can easily expand on for blues improvising. Thanks buddy and I hope you and your family have a great weekend also! 👍🤛✌️
Good morning brother Rusty that is a challenging exercise but I find myself having fun doing it. Thanks for the video and thanks for your time. God bless.🙏🏽
Good morning to you also Harold! Thanks so much for your feedback. I know it’s challenging, but I’m glad you’re having fun with it. See you soon, my brother.🙏
Hi Rusty my guitar teaching guru 🎉 another good lesson, highlighting the chord extensions from the penta, it is great fun once these connect in your mind and gets you moving around the fretboard, you have something bro 💙 even your explanation of what you are doing is happy sounding and you are enjoying making this easier for guys like me, doesn't matter how much I think I know ! I always learn something from you Rusty and even if I know what you are telling, it's still enjoyable and makes me happy 😊😁 these are gold 🥇 my friend and thank you again im grateful guys like you are around you should be sainted bro lol 😂❤❤❤❤
Comments like this really keep me motivated Alan!!! I’m happy to hear that you’re getting something from the video lessons! Thank you for your continued support of my channel. We will keep working on this stuff together 🤛
That simple structure is really powerful so thanks for sharing. I use it of course but didn’t think about moving it brother neck with the chord changes 😊
Great lesson once again. It looks like you change the pentatonic scale with each chord. I thought one stays in the same scale but just targets the notes , like 1, 3 and 5 of the new chords. I’m a beginner and trying to better understand how soloing works.
Hey Scooby, for me I’m still looking at the E minor Pentatonic scale. But then, looking at that five note shape to outline the sound of each chord. There is no right or wrong way to do it. It’s what works best for you to visualize it and sound musical. I appreciate all your support to my channel. And thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Let’s talk soon.👍
If you were to choose only one of your vids to show going down the minor pentatonic scale diagonally to the chords/root notes and some minor blues licks for the different root positions which vid would that be? Sliding to the minor 3rd for the major pentatonic scale makes sense and moves you down the fretboard. I am wondering if sliding to the 3rd position in the minor pentatonic scale will work. I'm trying to see how to use the diagonal with going to the 3rd position to move down the fret board. And I don't know if I can do both or which is the best one to use. I have the concepts now I just need to figure out how to use the two methods and whether I can use both at the same time. I hope this makes sense.
I have many videos that I’ve used the extended pentatonic scale, but this is one of the most popular ones. th-cam.com/video/SJnOZpvSbM8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=L7onBi-0DUL2WBId I hope you get something from the video. Thanks a lot for all your support.👍
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Do you struggle over the chord changes when soloing? Let me know if this lesson was helpful! Here is a link for the backing track to practice these fun soloing concepts. th-cam.com/video/uMbnRaRpZi4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VItTgPnFAN42lWzi👍
The best guitar teacher on the internet!
Thanks, Rusty.🙏🏻
Wow! I really do appreciate that! Thanks for all your support and enjoy the rest of your week Damian👍
I agree. Rusty is talented and mellow and a super teacher!! Thanks for so many tips Rusty!!
@dmbar1953 Thanks so much!!! Means a lot to me 👍
Man!!! The best online!!! Love you Rusty! Thanks for sharing in depth.
Thanks so much Edgar!!! I really do appreciate your comment and all your support 👍
I swear that sneaky Rusty has been off practicing even more!! Get this lesson down and start to become fearless when you're called on for your turn to solo!! Thanks again, buddy!! Jim C.
Right on Jim!!! This is where it all starts! Thanks a lot my friend. Have a ROCKIN WEEKEND BRO 😎
I use that box all the time , the BB King box
Ah Yes, the BB box!!! I love it. I’m just using it and a little different way. I really appreciate the comment Tom. Thanks so much.👍
Rusty's BB box 👍🎸🎶@@rustysguitar1
God bless you, Rusty and God bless 🇺🇸👍
Blessings to you also Derek! Enjoy the rest of your weekend, buddy🙏
Rusty you kill it every time Thanks
I’m glad you think so Mike! I really appreciate your comment. Thanks a lot.👍
Hello Rusty , how I’ve missed you. Live got in the way but we are getting on track ❤
Good to hear from you bud! I’m glad you’re getting back to it. Thanks buddy 👍
Thanks man
You’re welcome, Patrick! Good to hear from you. Thanks.👍
Thx
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.👍
Great video Rusty.
Thanks so much, Ben! I appreciate you stopping by buddy👍
Everytime I'm coming back I wonder your patience to take us with you❤
I’m glad you keep coming back! Thanks bud 👍
Once again, you’ve “knocked it outta the park” with this lesson Rusty!!! Thanks again for another… “light bulb 💡 moment”!! Really appreciate you!!
Hey Craig, I’m so glad you’d liked the lesson. And it’s very exciting to get those lightbulb moments. Thanks so much and I appreciate all your support of my channel.👍
Thanks
This support is greatly appreciated. Alan! Means a lot to me. Thanks, and I hope you have a rockin weekend.✌️
Excellent tutorial Rusty.........some beautiful phrasing being played in this lesson........you have a great way of taking the mystery out of lead guitar phrasing ........well done sir........Paul from Ireland
Hey Paul, i’m glad you got some thing from the lesson. It’s always good to hear from you. Your continued support means a lot, buddy. Have a great weekend. Thanks.👍
Hey Rusty, how are you my friend? Great tutorial buddy, this is really making a lot of sense to me, thanks mate 👍🏻 you and your family have a great weekend 👍🏻🏴🎸
I’m doing well, Dave! Good to hear from you. Yes, this is a great foundation that we can easily expand on for blues improvising. Thanks buddy and I hope you and your family have a great weekend also! 👍🤛✌️
Thank you ❤
You’re welcome, Janice! Good to hear from you👍
Simple yet so effective. Love it
I’m glad to hear that! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Thanks and let’s talk soon.👍
Pretty handy ideas.
I’m glad to hear that! Thanks 👍
Thanks Rusty. I never thought of using that pattern to follow the chords. Thanks for a very fun lesson.
You’re welcome Ken!!! I’m glad you got something from the lesson! Thank you bud ✌️
Thank you 🎸🎼🎶🎵🐻
You’re welcome! Thanks a lot for checking out my video. Enjoy your weekend.👍
Good morning brother Rusty that is a challenging exercise but I find myself having fun doing it. Thanks for the video and thanks for your time. God bless.🙏🏽
Good morning to you also Harold! Thanks so much for your feedback. I know it’s challenging, but I’m glad you’re having fun with it. See you soon, my brother.🙏
Thank-you Rusty ,this exercise is going to be really helpful, you are a great teacher, they way you explain it's so cool ,thanks again bro. Gary here😅
@ Cool 😎 I hope you have fun with it 👍
excellent lesson !
I appreciate that! Thank you. I’m glad you stopped by ✌️
Great lesson Rusty .Thank you 😊
You’re very welcome Alan. It’s always good to hear from you. Thanks.👍
Amazing lesson again Rusty. 👍👍👍
Thanks a lot buddy. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.👍
Another home run. Thx
I’m glad to hear that! Thanks Mike! 👍
Rusty, you're such a great teacher indeed. Lovely tutorial
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching👍
Hi Rusty my guitar teaching guru 🎉 another good lesson, highlighting the chord extensions from the penta, it is great fun once these connect in your mind and gets you moving around the fretboard, you have something bro 💙 even your explanation of what you are doing is happy sounding and you are enjoying making this easier for guys like me, doesn't matter how much I think I know ! I always learn something from you Rusty and even if I know what you are telling, it's still enjoyable and makes me happy 😊😁 these are gold 🥇 my friend and thank you again im grateful guys like you are around you should be sainted bro lol 😂❤❤❤❤
Comments like this really keep me motivated Alan!!! I’m happy to hear that you’re getting something from the video lessons! Thank you for your continued support of my channel. We will keep working on this stuff together 🤛
That simple structure is really powerful so thanks for sharing. I use it of course but didn’t think about moving it brother neck with the chord changes 😊
I’m glad you got something from the lesson!!! Thanks a lot Stoney✌️
Another great video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! It’s good to hear from you! See ya soon 👍
Very cool stuff
Thanks Tony!! I appreciate your comment 👍
Good one Rusty👍
Thanks a lot Peter!👍
Fantastic tutorial Rusty. Another superb presentation 👍👍🎸🎸
I appreciate that, Tony! Thanks👍
Great lesson once again. It looks like you change the pentatonic scale with each chord. I thought one stays in the same scale but just targets the notes , like 1, 3 and 5 of the new chords. I’m a beginner and trying to better understand how soloing works.
Hey Scooby, for me I’m still looking at the E minor Pentatonic scale. But then, looking at that five note shape to outline the sound of each chord. There is no right or wrong way to do it. It’s what works best for you to visualize it and sound musical. I appreciate all your support to my channel. And thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Let’s talk soon.👍
Excellent work Rusty 🤘🏻🎸🔥
Thanks a lot Ben!👍
Браво!!!!
Thanks a lot for watching 👍
Excellent Rusty !!!
Much appreciated, Daniel! I hope you have a rockin weekend✌️
You are a real blues master Rusty :) Great video!
How are you doing nowadays?
Bert
Thanks a lot Bert!!! I’m doing well. I hope you are also. See ya soon brother 👍
If you were to choose only one of your vids to show going down the minor pentatonic scale diagonally to the chords/root notes and some minor blues licks for the different root positions which vid would that be? Sliding to the minor 3rd for the major pentatonic scale makes sense and moves you down the fretboard. I am wondering if sliding to the 3rd position in the minor pentatonic scale will work. I'm trying to see how to use the diagonal with going to the 3rd position to move down the fret board. And I don't know if I can do both or which is the best one to use. I have the concepts now I just need to figure out how to use the two methods and whether I can use both at the same time. I hope this makes sense.
I have many videos that I’ve used the extended pentatonic scale, but this is one of the most popular ones. th-cam.com/video/SJnOZpvSbM8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=L7onBi-0DUL2WBId I hope you get something from the video. Thanks a lot for all your support.👍