Thanks for your help! Some solid ideas & good advice in there. 😎

Thank you for this video. I just subscribed and will check out your other videos. I'm 60yrs old and started playing when I was 8 yrs old. Basically self taught which means I've been inconsistent and picked up bad habits. One thing I'd like to share though is when I was 16 I was obsessed with buying a 12 string. I had no business owning a 12 string but I had to have one because I just love the way they sound. I struggled through the finger strength required to form the chords but eventually developed. I didn't even pick up a 6 string for years but then when I did, I was like Oh my God this is so easy. Lesson learned, practice things that are harder than you need to do and the things you NEED to do will be a lot easier than you ever imagined. That's a life lesson, not just a guitar lesson.

Just a little nit-pick but the blue note is the flat five, or Db The sharp four C# is in the lydian scale, but not in the blues scale. To be clear, although the 5b and the 4# are enharmonic they are not interchangeable.

The AC Boost is the only amp model so far that I can get closest sounding to my Blackstar HT-1R to studio headphones via emulated out ISF British tone with my Spark MINI. I tried the Plexiglas which I can get a similar tone but the AC Boost gives me more bass thump like the Blackstar has plus a add a small touch of Digital Chorus because there is something about the HT-1R OD channel that has almost a hint of doubling effect. Anyway I think it's fun trying to copy the tones from a real amp you own just to see how close you can get.

I'm a huge fan of a Star Wars too! It's making me happy every time I see your t-shirts or your collection on the shelf behind! ))

So B.B Box-root on b string then build that little house but go back 2 frets the b7th on b string you can build Griff's house pattern and the famous 4 note Blues solo? I like that you don't just name frets and intervals but NOTES!

This is actually very nice. Will follow it everyday 😊

Super legit. I have a 97 that is actually an Elite or Deluxe: Fender lace single coils and the roller bridge with the stacked tone pot that kind of did the Clapton strat thing, but w/o the preamp, it was cool, but not that cool. I put classic 54's in the middle & neck. The bridge PU was made by Sonny at Sonny's Custom Shop in Plano, TX. It is quite similar to the Seymour Duncan SSL-5 but not quite that hot. Kind of has an almost P90 thing with gain, but generally a more subtle top end (not spikey). It still plays well with the middle. I also have the bridge you have in this vid. It is the best thing I have done to the 97. Can't say enough. I do also have an 83 STRAT with the X-1 (quite hot) PU in the bridge - and whatever Dan Smith and Co were doing back then. It's heavy and has gold plate brass all over the place. It had a 2 way switch disguised as tone knob. It gave every combo you could imagine in conjunction with where you are on the blade selector. The coolest: all 3 in series. It failed, but I found an answer years ago. It's not quite as easy as the Tone Shaper approach. I am totally getting their SSS Blender. Thanks for sharing!

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Resolution brother is king. 😎

Nice 😊

Frankly you can end on the d but nexts time do the final note. Variation is like a conversation where you often gets interrupted- get my point 🎸😊

That guitar is GORGEOUS !

Greetings from Brazil! Loved the licks, thanks a lot 😊

The Smart jam really stinks I've tried it many times it always ends up sounding like some type of country funky whatever

The problem I always had with “ learning songs” is that so many recorded tunes are in various studio tunings. Few songs seem to be played and recorded in standard E. They are tuned down a half step or some other unknown tunning. I can match pitch by ear but I get stuck in parts of the song if I’m not in the exact tunning .

I've been playing for a few months now and I've been feeling really stuck in my playing the past few weeks, like I'm not progressing, and then saw this. I practiced all these techniques for 1 hour and I'm already way faster and all around better! Thank you so much!!! 🤘

Im working on phrasing now! Ty for the video. I love your shorts. Clear and helpful!

You're a good teacher. I enjoyed the video.

I'm new to your channel what tuning do you use to get your sound

Are you in standard 🤔

Cool

Sweet blues solo.

Cramping is a muscle thing . Drink more water . Hydrate water , not coffee or tea or gatorade. Electrolytes and potasium, magnesium, copper and zink. Ice the arm. There is stretching excercises, and I use Tai Chi Balls and there is a really good Hemp Menthol rub out there. Or CBD. I never warm up. Setting up for the gig is my warm up. Solo artist here.

This is exactly what l need i think. How do i get more lessons like these

Thank you so much. A light bulb moment for me when you played Am penta in Pos 1 with AM penta in Pos 2. I'm now looking to subscribe to your channel.

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Cool poster

Sounds so good and not hard at all. Thanks.

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One day soon I will be playing like this 💯💯

I love your lessons... they are really helping me to get better... thanks

Nice job putting this all together in one video. Thanks!

Hi how are you rock on dude l am learning to play guitar basic power chords you are a perfect guitarist

I can’t get my pinky to stretch out like yours does.

Exercise 1. 1st finger..2nd..3rd and 4th finger. Then back in reverse. Becomes easy after a while so try this instead. 1st finger 3rd finger 2nd finger 4th finger. Then reverse it coming back...4th 2nd 3rd 1st. Then try it the same way along one string and back again...maybe skip a string or two going back. And there's more variations on this idea.

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Whoa, what a beautiful strat, I had one like that, it was my first electric. It always sounded fantastic, and had a stellar neck, if you like electric guitars. Nothing sounds like a sratocaster. I prefer the Gibson SG, Standard with the humbucks, the high access neck that plays every note easy, all the way up to the neck pickup. To me, that is another advantage of a flat neck, on the Gibson,plus its unique sound like a strat, but completely different humbucks, make a thicker sound to me, not better, but not the same as a Fender. Variety is the spice of unique sounds.

That was the reason I subscribed right at the end that was an awesome technique and yeah wow amazing

For beginners??? Ok,ok

Thank you, for the brief, but clear steps for practicing for perfection. Ear playing is where I want to learn. Classical Piano lessons, knocked all energy out of me to play by ear. Now I'm back and going to master that. Thanks for your suggestions, a big help from an older beginner. Cheers, Dk.

Thank you for your sharing the talent sir.

Excellent practical and inspiring

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Real good sound

Sound good

part 3 is only available if u have studied all chords there is cuz man xD try to find some metal songs by ear and my brain just explodes

NICE!!! 💪

Great lesson, I have played my whole life and played in one band for 33 years, I had lots of fun, and always consider myself a guitarist, I was the only guitarist for quite a while, the reason for that is you play rhythm probably over 90% of the time And lead the rest, also I really like the part with improvising with rhythms and lead, I think it’s good to always have a open mind, and don’t judge, something to learn from anybody and everybody, and that’s how you develop a style ..👍👍🎸

Great video for beginners