3 Keys To Killer Blues Rock Phrasing - Guitar Lesson - Tips and Tricks To Awesome Blues Solos

[@markward9350]

Love your energy, the passion and the humour - the delivery is fresh, approachable and open. A natural teacher.

[@BrettPapa]

+Mark Ward Wow awesome! Thanks!

[@KieronDwyer]

This guy is by far the most personable and casually knowledgeable guitar teacher I've seen yet on YT. Simple, clear, and obviously enjoying himself. I always learn something from his videos.

[@billybaker3065]

OMG, WOW, WOW, WOW, you have just filled in so many missing blanks that I have been struggling to understand for the last five year. Cheers dude. Firstly sick playing as well. What a gift to put out there. The universal will surely thank you.

[@2boyswithrcs895]

my dad brought me here. .you have teached him all pinkfloyds stuff...ten years later i finally pick the guiter up...i have freestyled all my life...i cant play .but i can match the tone...and just play along...i allso have learnin difficulties....so this is hard as hell papa !! i came to you due to my old man....but dayum....i give u guys massive respect....i cant even keep up....and all i can do is a d chord !! thanks brother....hopefully within a few months u would have made me a star !! subbed and keep up the great work brother....👊👊👊👊

[@ИгорьРодин-и3н]

To use scale as a map and chords as a destination is a greatest wisdom a heard about playing the guitar! You`re always fun and educative to watch, thanks for another great lesson!

[@PapastachePop]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

[@DEEPERBLU98]

LISTEN to this guy - he "GETS IT" I am so impressed with him I wish I saw this 20 years ago. It took me SOO long to see a lot of the stuff he is sharing. This guy is a FIND. I would love to go have a beer with him kind of guy.

[@elfhermie]

Great lesson, Papastache! If you did a full blown super detailed course on this, I'd buy it in a heartbeat! Could be one of the best courses yet! Thanks again for all your help and for making learning guitar FUN!

[@DEEPERBLU98]

This is the FIRST thing I have ever subscribed to on KZbin.

[@rayross997]

Eureka! I found it. Thanks Master, you have enlightened me again.

[@PapastachePop]

+Ray Ross Haha you are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@Ginogizio]

Well, I'm a professional saxophones player, and I started to play guitar with the intention to improve my left hand skill, since on guitar the left hand works very much. This was the story; the beginning of the story. The rest of the story is that now I'm becoming passionate about guitars, so much that I gave away the cheap acoustic one buying a Jazz guitar first and a Gibson (little devil I guess is the name of this guitar) and I'm planning to get a Les Paul soon or later. I just needed some lessons, so I've found your mail in my mail box, and curiosity killed the cat! So I came to check it out. So thanks for you stuff over here, I think I'll continue to follow your precious lessons.

[@hilariovargas8682]

Thank you again .. i started playing about 2 years ago.and i finally got it....glad i didn't give up...you are the best...

[@DEEPERBLU98]

Yes he's a 20 / 20 kick ass sense of humor AND the CAGED thing is SO important-allows you to visualize where the notes and chords and scales etc are on the d fretboard.

[@CDNBOBify]

I totally agree with the mojo you can create-thanks so much for the info and the easy style that makes sense and has the stuff we all need. I also liked the melodic examples which strike that note /sound for me that registers.

[@sergiobartomeo8352]

you're the beeeeest! with 20 minutes of this video and i've been like 3 hours making pauses taking my time to practice each thing that you teach and it's awesome! it seems like i just add years of experience playing guitar in only one session. love you mannn. i'll stay in tune! greetings from Argentina!

[@PapastachePop]

Awesome! Thanks so much for checking it out!

[@Dude_Slick]

Dude, I have been stuck in almost the same phrases, You step out of that in just the way I needed to start climbing out of this rut. Thanks brother.

[@MrCoxhammer]

Damn! Just had an "Aha!" moment at seeing chord shapes in the scales. I've been playing for 20 years and now it all makes sense! Thanks! I must have missed that lesson somewhere.

[@PapastachePop]

Me too!

[@deanxxi]

Another great guitar lesson and thanks

[@markamerica2580]

Papa, your the best, man! I learn something new every time I watch you even when watching the same lesson over and over. Thanks always for your knowledge!!

[@arpiovan]

Wow! It just unlocked everything for me now. It's crystal clear... It's a whole new way to look at the fretboard now. Thanks, man... Greetings from Brazil!

[@DeepakEapenKoothoor]

A super like for this KILLER lesson👍 you not only possess the skills and knowledge, but also know how to present it in a palatable way. Keep up the good service to the guitar community.

[@benparkinson6435]

That is a killer lesson - thankyou so much

[@daithidebarradb]

hey Papa. everything u teach is awesome. I totally agree with you about feel. I started to play less than 3yrs ago n struggle for 2yrs stuck in a rut playing scales badly. then I found the most awesome n articulate teacher called Papa stache. thanks to you I gain lots of knowlage n Feel for music n timing. oh n then you introduced me to Master Tim Peirce. another master of feel. if there was a award for most awesome dude it be you. thanks for all your hard work. I can only imagine how long it takes to film n plan your videos. stressful I say. THANKS Bret (Papa) oh n I only have a €99 strat copy but thanks to you it sounds fine

[@robertsteele8997]

how could there even be any thumbs down on the views. Thanks man for breaking it all down into what we intermediate players can grasp. I do play in church and on my couch, and I often think about how others feel what I'm trying to play. As Robert Frost poetically once said, "and miles before I sleep. And miles before I sleep."

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@bertclark5046]

This lesson should be titled "Key to the Highway" relating to the old blues standard. I believe that your partner (Tim Pierce) and you have helped each other become better guitar teachers. The tutorials from both of you have improvement significantly in the past six months. Not saying the tutorials weren't very good before, however, Papa this lesson is loaded with wisdom. Thank you, Bert

[@jibicusmaximus4827]

It's true what you say man, same here, I played for years till I learnt those finer points you mention, it makes all the difference.

[@steveb9564]

Holy Moly...Loved your whole series of melodic lessons and the way you've put them together. You're right on the money with this one. Each time I watch it I see more of what you're talking about. Neck U-N-L-O-C-K :) Top teaching Papa

[@PapastachePop]

Awesome! Thanks for checking it out!

[@xxdreamplaguexx8199]

Definitely subscribed! My skulls too thick to make sense of it still but the humor makes me want to keep trying to listen! Props for that man

[@johnlloyd7568]

i've been coming back to your channel for the hendrix lessons, finally subbed now keep it man!

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks for the sub!

[@monirom94]

One or the best KZbin lesson for an intermediate player.

[@antwonchris1]

Thank you, your intention to transmit makes the difference in my opinion.. best wishes

[@johnathangomes3440]

This is a great video! This is exactly the kind of sound I was looking for! Great lesson.

[@jcoulter43]

As always, STELLAR tips and tricks! I always learn a ton from watching every one of your videos. I've incorporated most of what you've taught into my own playing. The Stache rules!!

[@PapastachePop]

+jcoulter43 Awesome! Glad the videos are helping you out! Thanks for watching!

[@brettdiaz]

This is definitely a wow moment. Thanks for the lesson.

[@PapastachePop]

Sweet! Thanks for watching!

[@vernonnorthover2471]

Thank you you have taken a lot of the mystery away from many budding guitarists. Great job !!

[@sionmichel]

Awesome lesson! Thanks for all that you do and Best Fortune to you. Thanks for turning us onto Tim Pierce too. You Rock!

[@cmartin1959-qq2mi]

Great Teacher Man ,Great !

[@jasoncherry4221]

great lesson! from a great teacher

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@javierf55]

Great, great lessons, you and Marty are really the best for lessons, greatly explained and performed. Thanks a lot, papa

[@Compaychago]

thanks for all the videos and the work.

[@PapastachePop]

+Compaychago You are welcome!

[@D4v30r]

Great teacher, great lesson as always. Thanks man!

[@MouldyGuitars]

This dropped into my YT recommendation with perfect timing as I have just started matching up major and minor pentatonics with the chords and their arpeggios. It's reeeaaaally useful. Great video

[@blues61]

Another awesome lesson Mr. Stache. I'm already up on the CAGED system, but it was totally worth my time to hear your description of visualizing the chords with the scales. There's always some juicy nugget that I've overlooked and you help me make the connection. Today it was visualizing the **minor** chord instead of the major chord when using a minor pentatonic pattern. Of course in Blues we take advantage of the minor pentatonic to access some of the blue notes and overlay the minor pentatonic on a major progression. That's what started me on visualizing the major chord over the minor pentatonic. But then the problem is that pesky major 3rd note. :-) Using the minor shape is less cluttered because it overlays perfectly on the minor pentatonic scale. Of course, I can add or bend into that major 3rd as needed. Good stuff. Rock on!

[@UKPete]

Awesome!!! I feel it, I'm on the verge haha great great lesson thanks you so much!!!!

[@tomedmunds4160]

Love that you referenced Gary Moore. I would give any part of my body for a sliver of his unbelievable soul. You are right on in everything that you talk about. Carry the torch. You are an inspiration for my playing! (30 years playing gigs).THANK YOU kind sir. You RULE

[@PapastachePop]

You rule!

[@kamponjiljinda4446]

Thank you....you're very good teacher.

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks!

[@PeterKertesz2013]

Papastache ,your videos are awesome!

[@OLDROCKER123]

Best lesson ever.. A great help. Thanks.

[@PapastachePop]

Wow thanks! Thanks for watching!

[@theworldhadteeth]

I need more of this in my life. Subscribed. Thanks for the brilliance!

[@cheunger78]

Thanks for the great tutorials and awesome channel. I love playing jammy rock and your teaching technique keeps me coming back for more. It has really helped me unlock some of the secrets of the guitar neck but I still have many things to learn;) Thanks.

[@Otagel_3000]

oh God.. your lessons are great and helpful, thank you a lot Sir!

[@ianmerton6068]

Love your videos papa , keep up the great work really appreciate it.

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks for checking them out!

[@999lfm]

Awesome! You showed how Caged system is important, specially with that 3 keys!

[@klausdiefenbeck6625]

The greatest gutar lesson in YT I know. THE lesson.

[@ChrisHolden]

Nothing short of amazing. Love the melodic phrasing.

[@BrettPapa]

+Chris Holden Thanks!

[@brentkraut3641]

keep it going !! learn a ton of songs and techniques from your videos!! you da man!

[@RiZiNGxENIgMa]

Amazing lesson, very insightful

[@franciscom.]

great lesson!

[@BrettPapa]

+Francisco Martins Thanks!

[@rogersmith6148]

Some excellent phrasing out of those chord shapes.

[@PapastachePop]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@felipenoyoutube]

Best guitar teacher ever!

[@stanlindert6332]

Thank you papa you are so kind

[@blade123able]

Hey Brett, yo from the UK. Great lessons mate, keep em coming. Best anyway by far

[@ddub1253]

I get it now. Iv been meaning to do the little stickers on the fret board so I kno all the notes. I'm gunna do it right now.you are a good teacher for sure. Ppl think if u kno something u can teach it. Not true. There's things that people forget to tell ya cuz its second nature. That's the difference in bad /good teacher;what they remember to tell ya. Most great players say " I practiced" but practice doesn't get you any were without knowledge. Ya can try to build a house eventually your gonna read a book and that put the knowledge into practice.thanks man I like when I feel like I've earned a skill point, especially on guitar/drums/bass. It makes me feel inspired so thanks for helping me get my skill points up. Its midnight . tommorows(today's)the 4th I'm gunna play for a bit n hit the heyyy hoooo heeyyy hoooo. Happy independence day papa Mustachio. Don't forget to give the ladies that 'ol mustache ride . -D

[@jaime57473]

i rate the stache a 10/10 the best on YT

[@PapastachePop]

Wow thanks man!

[@phayzyre1052]

At 10!? NO NO...I give this guy a 20/20! :)

[@uncletacosupreme7023]

Jaime Gianola Dude no doubt! This breaks down so much I have been missing.

[@Abbathoniah1]

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!

[@geemac7267]

I don't know what I want more: Papa's chops or his T-shirt collection.

[@PapastachePop]

Haha!

[@williamtaylor874]

Awesome papa!

[@phayzyre1052]

'Stache, you're da man! You just cleared up all the phrasing issues I was having. Thanks dude! I just subscribed to your channel.

[@TMullins123]

I learned a lot from this lesson that I should have learned oh about 55 (damn) years ago. Thanks a lot Mr. Stache!

[@MichaelLloyd]

Speechless...

[@ThePanchomack]

Awesome lesson here!! Visualizing the chords really helped a lot ... Ok, not new in general, but there are certain times this helps to focus on the music and the motion. cheers man, appreciate your Style and channels

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks! Thanks for watching!

[@InADayInALife]

Its like you were talking to me. When you said "The missing element for You is seeing the chord shapes in the scale". Just never looked at it this way. I've been hitting the right notes, but fumbling as I go. Just never realized you have to play the chord shapes... Yes an Ah-Ha moment! Thanks Papastache!

[@PapastachePop]

Sweet!

[@dawson112miller]

Great video man. Really helpful😊!

[@PapastachePop]

+Dawson Miller Sweet!

[@pfw]

Awesome! Thank you so much....

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks for watching!

[@bruces819]

Brilliant ... you made my day :)

[@marcogiorgi9238]

Thanks for all GuitaMan!

[@andystephenson5407]

Yeah this dude rocks . he kills the hendrix style, absolutely one of the best iv ever heard . Papas right up there with that randy dude who does the hendrix impersonations

[@PapastachePop]

Wow thanks! That means a lot.

[@Sebbi3371]

Man I just had that moment! Boom!!! Dude keep it up! You're doing a fantastic job! Btw your cap rocks

[@Endthenonsense]

Nice tone!

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks!

[@sonic6700]

Very good Thank you

[@PapastachePop]

You are welcome!

[@mightybaconman]

So papa! Thank you, thank you etc. I watched this a few times and then played the best guitar I have ever played ( 3 years in) I'm playing and thinking...WOW! Is that really me? Another brilliant lesson, thanks man.

[@marinmodric2546]

Great video! Thanks Papa! :)

[@sflycaster]

Mr. Papastache, that was an awesome lesson😄

[@PapastachePop]

Sweet! Thanks for tuning in!

[@TomGoldsmithguitar]

Listen to him boys! Essential concept this

[@rcolang1]

You just filled a major gap in for me....a massive aha moment.....CAGED + scale = melodic solos......thank you!!!

[@BrettPapa]

+rcolang1 You are welcome!

[@nickclement]

Lovely Pops

[@PapastachePop]

thanks!

[@hectorheath]

Interested to find out all about that Strat' of yours.Not sure if you have done a Vid on it yet.

[@enjoi614]

Thanks for the lesson. When I'm hitting licks should I be playing the scale that corresponds with the cord? For ex the 1-4-5 prog. would be the scales for the 1 cord when the 1 cord is in rhythm...scales under the 4 cord when the 4 chord is strummed..etc...seems like a dumb question but I'm basically trying to make my lead playing more harmonious and musical

[@metalicheadnz]

Love your funny style, but that was helpful and useful lesson thanks!

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks! Glad it worked for you!

[@patfernandez8262]

Awesome playing. Paps, remember that neck pup because it sounds amazing!!!

[@PapastachePop]

Thank you sir!

[@JoeJohnson-gx5ri]

Awesome.

[@PapastachePop]

Thanks!

[@JGAbstract]

Papa stache, I'm currently doing this so it's cool to stumble across this. I still have alot of practicing to be able to see which chord/shapes you're playing in real time as you're playing. I got lost when you started moving around in a chord progression 11ish minutes in. I know what you're doing, but I can't mentally see the shapes/notes on the fretboard quick enough to know what chord you're on in real time. Currently im only practicing major 1-4-5 chords, with the major pentatonic. Trying to freely play and spontaneously change between chords, hitting the 3rds as I mix between chords and pentatonics in different areas on the neck.

[@jsuddaby12]

This video has literally change my life. Thanks stache keep rockin

[@PapastachePop]

That's awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@MrAntsrules]

wassup Mr Stash from New Zealand! Top lesson you da man! Rock on Brother!😀😀👍👍

[@Dizengofman]

thank you !!!

[@BrettPapa]

+Joely Holder You are welcome!

[@Red_Horizon]

nice shirt, great lesson papa

[@ES_335]

Ohhhh!!! Pappy!!!

[@andystephenson5407]

this was all so confusing untill I learned the caged system . now it's like butter on bread it melts right into my brain.

[@PapastachePop]

Caged is the key. It was the lightbulb for me. Glad it's working for you. Thanks for watching!

[@latinojamesdean3368]

can u do a lesson of bleeding heart on the valleys of Neptune record by Hendrix?

[@cjcochran4081]

thx alot can u show how to play the cab- bad and holy by flg

[@1Pandemoonium]

I just wanted to comment and say thanks man. I'm too noob to put a lot of your stuff into action, but you're absolutely the guitar tutor chanel I enjoy watching most.