You are a an amazing Guitar Player. I just can’t say enough just I’m 68 years old and I’m still learning the things you know just I never would’ve just thought of it in the 70s. Keep up the good work you’re awesome I’m trying To learn as much as I can if you find it in your heart to go a little bit slower on your finger ring techniques I would really appreciate it but other than that it is awesome. You are awesome.

I’ve subbed so these are regularly in my feed now and without fail I’m learning new things I can apply today! Super good content. Thanks!

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Well Done, Guitar Friend! 🤟🎸🍺🥃🍹🍻🧑‍🌾🍅🌽🏴‍☠️🇺🇲

Classical?

Happy New Year, Chris. Will 2025 be the year we get some new originals? 🤘

Definitely some tasty viddles for my ears.

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This is so weird satisfying and mad because i wanna make it go elsewhere with each chord. Awesome bro

Sounds really good! Nice Tony Rice technique. The way you've got the guitar setup, it does sound like a Martin ,like a D28 to me,,, but I'd have to say a lot of your Tony Rice sound comes from the way you're picking and using the guitar pick. Would you mind if I ask what year your sigma is? I have a mid-1970s Sigma.. I keep it at work and I love picking it up and playing on my down time. 🐦

This reminds me of the relaxing soundtracks in King of the Hill, but much more complex. Gorgeous. Is this a genre? I would love to hear more songs that are close to this..

Your playing is beautiful! The emotion this evokes I rarely feel from outside the works of like, Ichika Nito. Absolutely stunning, I could listen to this for hours, really ❤❤

Why does your strat sound like a Tele?

Bravo!

Humbly, I think you might be being a bit too critical of this one. That use of the g# note in the last measure is so slick once you realize what you're doing there, how in the first beat, it functions both as the 2 and also an anticipation of the dominant chord that is played in the next beat, and then again as the 2 note in the third beat. I love how the open b note informed the inclusion of that sus4 and 4 chord sound throughout. As always, there are so many transferable ideas with the closed position stuff, and so many skills practices, like the stretches, string skips, double-stops, articulations, tricky barres, register and position shifts, etc. and it's so musical. I look forward to another amazing year of learning, my friend!

You blow my mind man! I’m taking time to watch all this and just incredible playing Cris! When I try your stuff, my hand say, oh no you don’t!!!

Best day after Xmas when I see a dude getting the the F outta the guitar too

Hello Chris I can see your good at teaching. I don't have a guitar. Besides I'd make a lousy student.. LoL I love listening to you playing. I appreciate your sharing. Happy New year brother God bless you and your family And our friends here and theirs.

I always come back to this masterpiece of muse and music whenever I begin to think I might be getting just a little better. But..not yet..Mr Rice..

absolutely unbelievable playing and technique...What strings and gauge used here on that Sigma? Is that a TS pick? thickness?

Tremendous Lesson as always! Thank you Chris!

Nice I've always liked Richie sambora.. loving the content chris as always. Had some months off guitar as life got crazy but glad to have these videos to refer back to

very good job my friend.... Merry XMas Chris!

Another winner!

Bless you sir! One of the most beautiful piece of music I heard lately..

All about the right hand this one is

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Superb!

Love an exercise that still sounds musical, can’t wait to try this 👍

Left hand should be strong but very relax at the same time i think. It's hard to get both. What about the action of your guitar ? Thank you very much for such an great content, i'm amazed by your vituosity. Cheers from France mate.

This is super impressive thanks for putting together

It's on repeat, and every playthrough sounds better than the last. Chris, I am pretty sure you play through these licks a few times until you can play the same lick every take, but don't you think you could pick up your guitar cold and dust off 100 of these licks of the week, each one different, and each one performed perfectly?

Fantastic exercise!! Thanks, sir!! Cheeeerrrrrss!

Awesome video Chris! Thank you for all the great practice routines!

What kind of pick are you using and what ml are they please.

Omg I'd love to hear and Tommy Emanuel get on together. I absolutely love your playing.

The king of silky smooth!

Great Content, I can't wait to dig in to this

Those tricky double-skippers! That little bit at the 30-second mark is like 6 months of study!

I love the slightly grouchy delivery man.

It's crazy, you sound just like inspector Campbell from peaky blinders. Great exercise btw!

Sounds great 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Great information and great technical advice!!

🎸You are one of my Favorite KZbin Guitar Instructors. Thank you for putting out content for many Musicians who are want new practice routines and new ways to look a the Guitar itself.🎸

AMAZING grace

more good info!

I think that you are gona do that not. We. U got. Scary ass voice like. Fire starter ,

My brother and I were chatting just tonight about how frequently we're either hammering-on or pulling-off, versus straight alternate-picking. I've been trying to perfect an exercise that is harmonized, that can be played both ascending and descending, and that utilizes a slide, hammer-on, and pull-off, and both inside- and outside-picking. Also, I wanted to show off my new membership badge!

Thanks for making it easy my friend.

That’s so so beautiful!