How to Find Licks RIGHT UNDER YOUR FINGERS

[@78tag]

Another good one !

[@jeffrose974]

You are a fantastic teacher, Thank you!

[@mikefinley4367]

Very awesome!

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@stevedouglas7375]

Very nice lesson John. I've long been "lead challenged" (doesn't bother me much) and picking and playing notes in and around the chord being being played is extremely useful as you so expertly demonstrate in this video. Coupled with hammer on, pull offs and double stops, a person can sound very good on an acoustic guitar without playing lead runs. Thanks John!

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

For sure, Steve and you see it a whole lot in old time blues and comes to life when matched with good finger picking. Thanks!!

[@stevedouglas7375]

@@BluesGuitarInstitute Yes John. There are too many of them to name, but man-o-man, I sure love Mississippi John Hurt. No doubt you pick some of his songs.

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

He's one of my all-time favorites.

[@stevedouglas7375]

@@BluesGuitarInstitute Cool.

[@heavymandrilrock]

hey man. I think you got this out of my mind, I use some of this you shown today! ... but, you sound better.

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Hey, Adan! I'm glad you're putting this to use my friend. Play On!

[@mikemikel344]

From philippines here!

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Nice! Welcome, Mike!