A Diminished Scale Rockabilly Lick | Guitar Lesson

[@taildragger53]

Fantastic lick! Thank you for giving us the insight into its base. Used so much but still sounds so impressive. From swing jazz players like1950s Bill Jennings to Blues players like Kid Ramos, Dave Specter and Charlie Baty this has always sounded great

[@bigwhiskey5748]

Badass lick and a badass guitar to go with it

[@mrGoesto11]

You are a terrific teacher & a great player. Thanks for sharing your zen.

[@bigduke6702]

Once again, an amazing tutorial from a wonderful musician across the pond. Thankin' ya.

[@pennythecat]

This is a great one, thank you. It takes a bit of time to learn and make it swing, but all your guitars pals will be impressed at your new skill level.

[@deadtelecaster1427]

Just what I was looking for - again you come thru with the goods!

[@CC-qb9sm]

Great stuff Adrian, thanks for this one.

[@rockerfromhk]

A nice & cool lick, thanks for sharing

[@JohnGruber1978]

Discovered your channel a few weeks and appreciate your licks and teaching style. Have learned a lot. Thanks a bunch!

[@edwardarata6995]

You say you’re yakking about theory, I’d like to hear more about it . Thank you

[@a.s.1670]

Love the lick! And the Haliburton dinner jacket....

[@metrakos]

great work again!

[@jakeella]

U R a very good teacher mate thank you

[@glassslide]

Awesome lick---really melodic, thanks for another great lesson!!

[@HeleneLogan]

Sweet lick! Thanks for the lesson!

[@voronOsphere]

Slick and devious!!!! I love diminished flavors!

[@blankblank4642]

Oh, that's how you do it, brilliant, Thanks.

[@MrJoeyBoombotz]

Excellent lesson/lick. Thank you so much for all your good work and a Happy Holiday season to you, sir.

[@acpg]

Thanks very much indeed, same to you!

[@rickcurtis2983]

Excellent, thank you!

[@nicholas3354]

Inspired yes. Especially by the theory stuff, and hearing it sound good. Thanks.

[@BedeLaplume]

This is quite similar to some Jazz Bebop Licks Jens Larsen is showing on his Jazz channel.. Really cool!

[@mattslavik8159]

That's a really sweet lick. Learning it all over the fretboard is on my list of to-do's for tomorrow. (It's too late now in California, and I need to hit the rack.) Thanks for the lick!

[@acpg]

Glad you like it Matt. Yes, great exercise to try licks in other places on the fretboard.

[@scrumpymanjack]

Who is this insanely dorky guitar meister? I have no idea, but I do know that his lessons are some of the best instructional content youtube has to offer.

[@acpg]

Haha, thanks. 'insanely dorky guitar meister' - might need to use that as the tag line on my site or something!

[@scrumpymanjack]

You should. Besides, dorky is the new "cool".

[@nelsonglaucirica3975]

Thank you very much!!!

[@Dwoed]

You would sound great on a baritone. Nice tutorials

[@organjoe]

Nice job. . . Your vids are excellent! Great tone also. EXCELLENT TEACHER!!

[@chrischugevans]

That's a nice one!! cheers.

[@BillLarkinmusic]

Thank you so much, this is really cool!

[@k9road]

You know? You rock Adrian !

[@URTH-yb5xh]

Very well done Anyone can play guitar think not You give too much credit to most

[@Waltos]

Really tasty lick.

[@lamper2]

i was totally confused at 3:37 A7th ? until i saw your thumb!

[@2009framat]

cool instrument und supern playing. Thumb from Berlin Framat

[@TheClemcaster]

‘Kokomo Blues’ by Scrapper Blackwell appears to be the closest in melodic terms to Johnson’s tune. What makes Robert Johnson’s song unique, is the three string double stop lick that has become common place amongst Rock’n’Roll and R&B guitarists ever since. The other variations mentioned in Wiki are piano driven, ‘stride-style’ approaches - or in Blackwell’s case, the chord-lick-chord, almost ragtime feel peculiar to ‘Piedmont’ guitar players.

[@Brsil2024]

perfect

[@andystephenson5407]

subscribed!! bad ass lesson bro

[@Southernguitar74]

Cool lick. Thanks

[@Brendawg82]

Best guitar teacher working on the scene today, Adrian and Marty Schwartz should colab!!!!

[@acpg]

Haha thank-you. Yes, Marty's very cool and a genuine KZbin superstar so somehow I think it's unlikely he'd be into doing something with the likes of me, but who knows?

[@kipster]

if there's money involved marty will jump on it.

[@TheDrEBLUES]

Very nicely done as always. How hard would it to be to move it to C

[@robertofalconieri5874]

quite right shirt with the genre

[@jimmyfitzmusic]

great suff

[@dannychristlieb5813]

Thank you so much can you share more of this style do you know were i can get this scale patterns to hook them together done the neck. Love the brain setzer sound.

[@superllama8353]

Great playing as always Adrian! What kind of picks do you use, if you don't mind me asking?

[@acpg]

Usually Dunlop 500 .96mm. But I'll go thinner for acoustic strumming, and for really technical stuff I might go for something pointier, like a Jazz III XL.

[@musiclido]

Cool lick love your diversity you never know what's coming next!

[@simoncolvex]

You've got a really good twang to your jazzmaster. What amp /pedals do you use please. My jazzmaster has never sounded that good.

[@ERMAV]

Don’t need no pedals.

[@sezamdonaldo5335]

i think you just need a delay pedal. set the delay to give you a "slapback"...should be like 400msec. you can also throw in a reverb as the jazzmaster is a real surfrock machine, but basically just put on a delay with a slapback

[@tonytotten2133]

Nice guitar work It's started off as rockabilly yip we all like Brian setzers licks /tricks He nicked them all from his idols Then the young lad starts going n about blues mmmm? Still very educational though.

[@mowaxbro]

Tasty!

[@bradlaidmanpoplearningserv3347]

good stuff love your web site

[@AnthonyBurrito1313]

Hiya Adrian

[@scottwyatt5173]

Dig it

[@mr.katana]

does anyone have a tab?

[@yeahyeahyeah-7674]

3:28

[@yeahyeahyeah-7674]

0:15

[@yeahyeahyeah-7674]

0:13

[@Taiacoreofficial]

👍👍👍👍

[@rolando0572]

the delay ..tell me the time that you use in this song

[@acpg]

Er, short Just twiddled the knob until it sounded good to me. Sorry I can't be more specific in terms of milliseconds! Just experiment and you'll find the sweet spot.

[@fertcama]

so good gay... tks....

[@MEDINAHSHRINER]

to fast picking

[@TheElectricPedros]

Too much talk

[@krustybuzzard2477]

You look awfully young to know as much about music.how old are you? If I might ask.

[@acpg]

Let's just say I've been playing for well over 30 years…!

[@krustybuzzard2477]

anyonecanplayguitar.co.uk you look very young for your age and well versed in your musical knowledge.i would have guessed just by looking that you might be 30ish.congrats.