COOL PENTATONIC TRICK EVERY GUITAR PLAYER SHOULD KNOW - PART 1

[@kenkelly382]

Where have you been all my life. If someone had shown me this 50 yrs ago I may have become the Rock God I was meant to be. Thank you Howard.

[@peterthibault7778]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@williamkruse9222]

This is the best lesson I have seen on social media. Excellent job!!

[@Adam-ol1up]

I've had so much fun with this! I'm free! My fingers are running up and down across the neck and it all makes sense! Best pentatonic scale lesson ever! It should have always been this easy! Please keep teaching more tricks! Thanks!

[@elephantmemory1]

The best lesson I’ve seen, clear precise and with the tab to easily follow along. Has the feel of presence, like Howard is right there with you THANKS HOWARD!

[@why67152]

I teach guitar and you're right!

[@pitkanjatke]

Best scale lesson ever. Easy to follow and learn. Respect!

[@davidcobb2261]

I've been practicing in more of a linear style lately and this is right on time. Excellent, thank you Howard

[@johnnybowes6977]

I have watched hundreds of videos of guitar lessons; this is the best I've ever seen.

[@wkdavistx]

I really like your teaching style and the fact that you put the tabs on the screen so it is easy to follow what you are doing. Easy to take screenshots to practice with. Thanks!

[@christopherwilliams7222]

Love how he summarizes each chord section with clear and simple articulation. Stellar job and thank you for sharing with everyone unselfishly!

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

My pleasure!

[@garymacrae5778]

Great lesson, and there in a nutshell is your CAGED explanation put into perspective.

[@stevefielding8324]

A really beautiful lesson Howard. Made me think of 'Jessica'. Thank you for your generosity.

[@LittleSteve16]

I wish someone showed me this a longggg time ago. Your teaching method was a comfortable fit for me. Lessons one and two were extremely helpful. It was my missing link for helping with other licks and triads I have already learned but couldn’t use them when improving on my own. Thank You Very Much Howard. 👍✌

[@rafaelpalacios2404]

I really like these types of practice regimens. Helps keep it interesting and nothing works better than breaking out of the same old practice routine.

[@craigwiggins9834]

Thanks so much for this lesson, Howard! First time “meeting you”, here… MAJOR light bulb moment(s)!! Thanks again, so very much!!

[@hillbillygilley]

As someone who has been try ing to figure stuff like this out for a long time Thank You Sir

[@christoole6820]

Thank you for this. This has been the easiest and best explanation of scales I have ever watched

[@epiphone278]

Wow wow wow!!! first time the algorithm has thrown me one of your videos, didn’t realize you were out there! fantastic lesson!!! going to be checking out a lot more of your content! Thanks Howard!!

[@tangotommi]

Thank you Howard! Great stuff! ❤❤

[@rsrana6781]

wonderful lesson on Major scale explained excellently. Thanks.

[@dennispope8299]

Thank you!, thank you!, thank you!! I am 67 years into this beautiful world and been playing for 5 years now. I am fluent with my minor & major pentatonics and comfortable with my open chords. This just opened up a new level for me! I am a fan Howard! 😊

[@brianlaws6204]

Love that you get straight into it. And it's a handy tutorial thank you

[@Jubice2307]

Just a great lesson. Well done.

[@Ian_KH]

I'm a long time bassist (45 years) and I've recently decided to up my game on guitar. I've picked up a lot of tips and methods over the past few months and after a first watch, I'm going to watch this several more times and learn the whole thing. There's a lot of little licks and tricks in here that will improve my guitar playing tenfold. Thank you very much.

[@dpgedward5947]

I have been practicing this, an have had a great break through, making connection all over the board, thanks a billion Howard

[@HarryCollins99]

This lesson is loaded with goodness! Thanks!

[@Win_Crowd_Win_Freedom]

Howard your video created one of those ahaa moments...been learning scales and this lesson showed how to apply it melodicy. I subscribed and look forward to your future content.

[@Stardrivepaintings]

Every Rose has it's thorn...

[@danschauer9012]

Very well presented. Learned a lot from your channel. Thank you for what you do.

[@timcotterill3952]

Thanks Howard, brilliant. I’ve been looking for a reason to work on my flat picking. Excellent linking of theory, musicality, explanation & attainability… with a lot of practice on my part. Going over to 24/7 to have a look.👍🇦🇺

[@bonzo1928]

Another great lesson, learning along the guitar pentatonic instead of the standard pentatonic box positions! Thanks!

[@randybrown7023]

One of the best lessons I've seen on theTube.

[@randybrown7023]

You sir, are a fabulous teacher!

[@valarieallen4344]

I love your teaching style. I just found you last night, and now I know that a couple songs I wrote have "pentatonic scales" in them, I had no idea, Ive never had anyone teach me anything I just pick what sounds good. Thank you for posting these vids, you just might make a musician outta me🎉🎉

[@chrispittenger7978]

omg you explained all this so well. ive been at a plateau and i think this has unlocked a level lol. i thank you and am now subscribed😎

[@andyyoung1565]

Top tutorial my friend!! Thanks so much… explains the major scale so clearly!!

[@richardrosenthal9676]

Wow. You explained that better than any teacher I've had. I've been looking for someone to explain how chord shapes can be used to incorporate scales in a way to produce leads, and you did just that. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@marcinbreczko4777]

You're too generous with your excellent lessons, ideas and tips, Sir. Your channel is such a huge mine of very useful information! Greetings from a subscriber from Poland!

[@larryherbert252]

This is totally great instruction, very detailed, clear and concise, no long boring explanation, also great putting the tab up is very helpful, l certainly understand now about finding the root note, play 3 notes, then 2 notes on the next string etc and also putting in licks etc to add spice- this is absolutely what l needed and l can apply this to other things I’ve learned.

[@andycoughlin2831]

This is an outstanding lesson. Love the balance between theory and practicality. As a pretty ordinary, largely self-taught player, I'm not looking for tricks or one-off short cuts, but something that helps me develop and this lesson is spot on. Thank you, Howard.

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

You're very welcome - Thank you :-)

[@joseojea565]

Wow! Real eye opening lesson, thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge.

[@andrewhenderson9474]

Great Lesson Howard.

[@elainewells76]

That's great. I knew the sliding pentatonic scale but this is the first time I have been shown what I can do with it.

[@donachaodwyer4896]

Very good lesson Howard. I'm really enjoying and learning from it. Thanks man!

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

My pleasure!

[@mr52rwmm]

Thanks!

[@dechs54321]

Thanks for taking the time to make this lesson, much appreciated 👍👍

[@steveburgamy4262]

That was awesome! I finally understand something. Thank you.

[@graemethorne4540]

Thanks for sharing,we can never stop learning, this is prime.

[@ФёдорБеляев-г2х]

Говард, это было очень поучительно! Всегда думал - "как это они играют дабл-стопы"?! После Вашего урока оказалось, что всё достаточно просто. Спасибо Вам большое!!!

[@flatsville9343]

Just watched a very similar tutorial. Your combo of tabs & a slower, more patient explanation made it understandable. Thnx much.

[@kevinmurphy9315]

Top one or two of the guitar lessons in my life and I've been playing 43 years. Thank you for posting.

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

Wow, thanks!

[@paulasp1]

Wow!! I just found your site. Incredibly clear, you give me hope! I will dig into this. Thanks

[@jackdifeo259]

I don't know why more teachers don't teach the sliding major and minor pentatonic scales as Howard shows here they are much easier to work into cool fill licks, nice job Howard, love your lessons.

[@jimvandemoter6961]

This is very good. I taught guitar over thirty years and this is very similar to what I taught my students. One difference, I always wanted my students to memorize every note on their necks. I also taught standard notation as well as tab. I feel knowing standard notation really opens up music in a way that tab doesn't.

[@georgeovitt5443]

A minor point, but I appreciate it that Howard uses equipment (Squire/Fender) in a price range I can afford. Some of these dudes--no names--have a different Gibson 335/Martin for every lesson and I wonder what my monthly sub is really buying--lessons or equipment. Great teacher.

[@michaeldorey9225]

Just came across this lesson.,Excellent liked the straightforward view of the neck,and tabs,and you have an easy to follow presentation.

[@ZingyLemur]

I'm a complete noob to the guitar I know chord shapes an stuff but I had not found a video that made it make sense as far as a chord with a scale. This video was awesome an so clear it just clicked right away for me.

[@grahamfarley1497]

Great Lesson Howard your teaching is second to none - keep them coming Brother !!

[@Theblindcritic]

Yeah, thanks Howard. Great tutorial.

[@rainerschaper2747]

Thank you, Thankyou, making guitar fun again, after a long time not playing, learning something very very nice.

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

Happy to hear that!

[@edge1289]

Great lesson Howard, thank you! The Dickey Betts influence is very apparent, again Thanks!

[@MM0707]

Howard, this is a great tutorial. I can't say enough about how your teaching helps me. Perhaps a similar video using minor pentatonics. All the best!

[@MrRod1221]

Excellent lesson /. Really something to build both understanding and skills. Thank you very much.

[@pennhill5459]

All Hail Howard, I been telling people to watch you

[@TB-jn2sx]

Excellent lesson. Great teacher. This connected a bunch of dots in my guitar journey. Thank you!

[@jayong2370]

Wonderful teaching! Actually can see clearly what’s going on. Thank you sir!

[@godfreytan1001]

I have been following your videos. This is a really great lesson.

[@ketantank159]

This guitar lesson gives us inspiration to learn how Pentatonic scales are played ,too good sir 🙏 ❤️

[@elmervestidas6127]

How you explain makes me just listen and focus,, its very informative... Im happy for this lesson!

[@fenders9911]

That is a great lesson thank you for sharing

[@johnkeisker6497]

I've been dabbling in some CAGED lessons, and this has started to bring it all home; thank you! I subscribed. Love your work.

[@thomasfranks7044]

Good lesson

[@Robby24ish]

Heard your strumming + mentioning Dickie Betts! I'm in.. First time here. Shall return...You are quite articulate! Thank You ✌️🌹😉🌿

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

Thanks so much :-)

[@rod9050]

After watching this video for a few times I managed to put a cool little piece together thank you

[@PolyphonicSigma]

Yessss! I use this scale on....everything lol. Good to get some different phrases from it, been in a bit of a rut. Thanks! Subscribed just because your manner and style, as well as the fact that I can use a lot of this right away since this is my fave scale to use....

[@christopheremmanuel5296]

Your way off teaching is very good easy to understand thanks to mr. Howard,Christopher Emmanuel South India Tamil Nadu

[@Walter-ri1li]

Yes! Thank you I truly got a lot outa just this first lessons. I mostly appreciate your time so thankyou very much.

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

You're very welcome! And thank you :-)

[@Upuia-c4n]

Fantastic sound. Very brilliant playing technique. Thanks fir sharing. GB and many thanks bro

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

Thanks :-)

[@estifanosabraham1202]

You are a good teacher.Easy to follow and learn

[@alwyndsouza9892]

Wonderful lesson indeed. More of these please.

[@MsDenver2]

Thankyou very much for some one like me who been playing guitar for years and still can’t play you taking time to help me learn I’m very grateful, you make my heart happy 😊

[@douglaschristine8387]

Hi Howard, I just love everything you come up with. I was never one that plays scales very much but this is interesting, fun and melodic, everything that the scales lack. Thanks 😊

[@andrewplattner6361]

Thanks!

[@anthonypretty2877]

Ive been looking for a video like this for 30 years----excellent demo/explanation

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

Wow, thanks!

[@Vi-fp7uz]

You are precious !!! Thanks a lot. I am beginner on guitar. I have learned something very important on g,c,d chord. So precious are your teaching. Now I have to practice it all. May your god bless you always Paris 27/03/2024 Vivien

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

You're very welcome!

[@jimclark5037]

OH! (runs to grab guitar)

[@hamcakes1990]

Exact reaction.

[@mk00918]

Me too..

[@AlaskaCruise2011]

Exactly!!!

[@VirginiaW3st]

😂 Love this comment!

[@dennispope8299]

😆Love it when that happens! 😆

[@ranhold1]

Yes please, a lesson or 2 on double stops. This was an awesome lesson, thanks.

[@berryj.greene7090]

Well sir I can learn from you. What a lovely teaching style. Thank you.

[@timesurfingalien]

Very helpful

[@dheecarpela820]

This is a very nice lesson. Thank you Sir.

[@albertbentley56]

another great lesson fab, will go and have a practice And a doodle around👍👍👍👍

[@billychambers2136]

Great. On the last cadd9 the tab is slightly different. The tab has 9 fret on the A when it is actually 7 as you taught. But, again, this is a wonderful lesson!

[@29memyselfandi]

A really lovely lesson for someone at my level. Much appreciated. Im off to practice it.

[@gregslosek6846]

L O L I’ve been playing for years. You’re finally bringing it all back home and tightening it up wow.

[@TerryS9090]

Great lesson, very useful!!! Tks

[@randywollin5732]

I really appreciate this kind of content. It affirms what I have been doing and tells me why I got it right or what I had wrong. Big help and why I subscribed right away.

[@dharmendrathacker165]

Ohhhhhh Voooooowww !!! Excellent, Sir. Soooo nice. I will try it today. Thank you soooooo much for availing it to me.

[@tonypurcell1049]

Excellent video, very well executed thanks!

[@ramelestrada6472]

Thanks for this lesson Sir...more power!!!

[@jonathanlambert7004]

If you played this to your non player friends it would definitely have the wow factor. The trick is getting back into the chord shape from the fill in. I only experimented playing adding notes with my free fingers off those chords. But this will elevate my playing to a whole new level

[@hansenmarc]

2:40 Yay! My favorite pentatonic pattern: the frying pan. In this case it’s the upside-down version, which matches the major pentatonic. ❤

[@Jakoclubs]

Very cool lesson! Wish I seen this long time ago!