A Simple Way to Start Playing over ANY Chord Changes

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

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[@richardplacencia6605]

Hello Charlie my name is Richard. I just turned on your channel! Wow!! I’m so impressed. Your simple break down is very appealing for me. I’ve been searching for the right person and channel to get into and dedicate my free time to. You’re the ONE brother! Appreciate you. I’m just getting started. Thanks..

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Greetings Richard and welcome! 🙏 🎸🎶🔥

[@CalvinLimSH-ld5le]

Hi Charles - I agreed, sometimes learning less is more for beginners starting to play guitar. We are overwhelmed with lot of stuffs taught on the internet and your explanation and demo helps us to unlock the mystery of simple guitar chord playing techniques

[@realpool]

I always wondered why Michael Schenker's lead playing always captivated me. Chord tones!!!

[@Ultimagtr650]

Great lesson and this technique is an absolute must if you play in a 2 guitar rock band as I did. I used to play inversions over the basic rock chords of the other guitarist, and it really makes the sound huge

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Cool comment! Yes that’s a great way to layer parts and really make it big!!! 🎸🎶🔥

[@azzuro195]

well done mate. you've aggregated years of my guitar investigations in one lesson. keep up the good work.

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Thanks for the comment!! Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@fishuntr]

New to your channel. Even though your content is still above my pay grade, I see and understand what you are doing . It is a good framework for me to get where I aspire to go. Excellent vid.

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

For sure - let’s get you there!! Thanks for commenting!!

[@scottfischer4369]

Thank you so much Charlie! You are answering the question that I have but don’t know how to ask. As an early intermediate guitar player, I don’t know how to or what to ask because I just don’t know what I don’t know. Most of these cats in “You Tube land” are protecting this information & they promise but don’t give-up the secrets in their courses either.

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

My pleasure! Glad it’s helping. At your level it’s about developing some vocabulary (scales, arpeggios, patterns). Then you need to get a good handle on where those things can be used. Spend a lot of time listening to players you admire and analyze what they do over certain chord progressions. Developing phrasing is also going to be very important.

[@richardcaulker1017]

Even without yet trying these techniques, I just know they are the key to the next level of my soloing. Thanks a million.

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Richard I can’t wait to hear how you do with them! Thanks for commenting!

[@ewljr]

Such great lessons

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

@@ewljr thanks so much!!! Glad you’re enjoying them!! 🎸🎶🔥🎶🎸

[@mattgould8592]

I just had a go at those spread triads on the Let it Be chords, a lot of fun to play. I love the variety of sounds you are sharing, thanks again.

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

So happy to hear you’re getting in and trying the ideas!!! Thanks for commenting!

[@kenkelly382]

Hi Charlie, This is the lesson I've been waiting for. Can't wait to practice the spread triads and adding the 4th and 5th notes. I feel it will be a game changer for for everything I've been working on regarding soloing. Just learning Let It Be and I'm working on improvising over the chord progression so this lesson couldn't have come at a better time. I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to future lessons. Ken

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Thanks so much for the comments Ken!! Go forth and conquer!

[@rayyeager204]

Great lesson. Very clear and practical. Thanks for posting this.

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Thank you for commenting Ray!! Glad you liked it!!

[@scottparmenter5783]

Learning to actual songs is the best way to understand

[@rafa_guitar]

Hi Charlie, I just discovered your channel, awesome lesson with simple exercises to approach melodic soloing, thanks so much!

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Oh man my pleasure!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@t9620]

Awesome lesson. Really enjoyed it. Thanks so much!🙏🎸

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Sweet!!! Thanks for commenting!!

[@satchrules101]

Very well explained! Thanks 🙏

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Thank you for watching and commenting!!

[@RichardFreeman]

Love it Charlie!

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Thanks so much Rich!!! You da man!

[@BlairOutLoud]

Thanks Great content !

[@raymondcorreira847]

Simple and insightful 😊

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Thanks for watching and commenting!!!

[@kenlelon369]

Ok Charlie, you ask for lesson ideas; you want to appeal to as many as you can, right? If you took your knowledge of the fretboard, theory, technique, etc., and broke down, say a Randy Rhoads song (I know you did a Nuno -that's good). You highlight a particular section where there's some defining tricky part that's not so easy for a guy to discover on his own. The name will get you the clicks - Joe Perry (walk this way solo?), EVH, SRV, & so on. There's videos out there doing this, been out there for years and they're still racking up views! This area is one of your strong suits, I think.

[@CharlieLongGuitar]

Thanks Ken! Rock on!

[@suriakumarsupra7091]

How about giving us a demo by putting all that you taught us in a context of a song.