Cover The ENTIRE Fretboard With This ONE Melodic Lick!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@robertszulimowski]

I'm 76 this riff is something different, indeed to learn this to perfection. There is so much potential to be had with it. I've just started learning lead guitar. Thanks

[@finnbwell6596]

I can tell you this much . I started out with the bass guitar 4 string, loved it but always had a problem, my fingers are short so I can't stretch them out especially the middle and ring finger , so now that I'm working with the electric guitar I'm working harder beings I have to move my hand more due to short fingers, however I refuse to let this discourage my desire to play , I play despite this very small issue , and yes there are certain cords I can't hit due to the limit with short fingers but that doesn't hinder my will to become a great guitarist . I love challenges .....

[@jeffdubuque5622]

roy clark dident have super long fingers he was a unreal player.

[@finnbwell6596]

@@jeffdubuque5622 I used to watch Roy Clark on Hee Haw when I was a kid, never paid attention to his fingers knew he was awesome on guitar but back then I wasn't interested in playing anything just interested in girls lol

[@jeffdubuque5622]

@@finnbwell6596 ya i here ya bro them crazy women

[@johnmcaleese8459]

@@jeffdubuque5622 Roy Clark ...Highly respected amongst his peers!! That cat could jam ! However, those knotted up flannel shirts were quite an attraction. PEACE.

[@deepeddyrecords5933]

I have small hands, too. Yours will learn to stretch over time. Mine did. Just keep at it. Watch Andy Summers of the Police play. He has small hands but can play like nobody else.

[@ricoF71]

Even when broken down and played slowly this riff truly gives inpirations along the way! Shows how POWERFUL this riff is! Thank you, thank you, thank you Eddie for bringing those creative sparks through this awesomely impressive though short lesson!

[@marsavivs]

What's cool about this practice riff is it hopefully illustrates how you can use your inactive fingers to mute the other strings when your on high E and doing the bends up at 17 and 19th frets. I found this out quite by accident simply by practicing it. Really neat!

[@moderman512]

Every video i watch really does make me stronger

[@jmangi6221]

Great lesson Eddie. I'm a GMM VIP, and have been doing your lessons on the Ultimate guitarist blueprint, and I just gotta say, these lessons have improved my playing immensely, still a little slow, and my theory isn't that great, but its getting there. And one last thing, I have a black/goldburst PRS too, beautiful instrument, sounds fantastic. Thank you again sir.🎸🤘🎶🎧🔊😉

[@kenleysleveland9830]

I like the fact that he goes over it multiple times this really helps.

[@suehorncastle1062]

I love how you teach…thorough, yet, with a sense of humour…thanks…

[@MrBonzoMan]

simple & effective lick...some notes may be bent too as used in rock, country, blues etc...imo...cheers!

[@MrBonzoMan]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod probably the best online Guitar Tuition one can study...imo

[@warrenlblanchette]

You are a dang good teacher

[@Buttertoast665]

I have ADHD & he is the only instructor i’ve found that keeps my attention focused the whole time he is instructing! He was born to do this...his passion for teaching is very evident.

[@davidpenston]

I love your lessons, thank you. I am a bit older than you and have just been learning Wishbone Ash's "Everybody Needs A Friend", which follows a very similar pattern. Lovely lick and it could give even more context to your lesson - have a listen. Best wishes and keep it up, I really enjoy following you.

[@johnpulwers680]

Thanks Eddie, great lesson.

[@lava_za]

Gosh man, I clicked the video because of the badass guitar.

[@painlesstragedy]

I have an few arpeggio licks that do this can be played in any keyscale.

[@amnony1]

Reminds me "The Star-Spangled Banner" in reverse mode. Very nice.

[@jtgilman]

love the slides....great lick! Can't wait for the next video (although still trying to master that country lick you gave us).

[@Numocron]

Wow Eddie this is such an awesome guitar lesson right here I love it. Shred on dude.😃👍❤️🔥⚡️🎶🎸

[@DavidH-lz1vb]

Wow about A arpeggio solo point great lesson thanks

[@axiontra]

Τελειο φιλε μου!!! Σε αγαπαμε να εισαι καλα!!!

[@phyzxengrmoore6928]

Good exercise for the pinky and finger switching.

[@Skaarxiong1]

this video is awesome. good thing i learn the solo system because this lick works almost just like the solo system. i probably have no idea what i'm talking about, that's ok, i'm a guitar noob, so i have a excuse. anyway, your videos are awesome, it's helping me out a lot.

[@stevejarvis1366]

Just found this channel, awesome, also I like that you comment or like all the peoples posts

[@grumpyoldman1952]

Love your teaching style Eddie, but i'm slightly confused (no change there). Ive just learnt the pentatonic scale minor, slowly, and spotted the extended version. It starts nearly the same but has a different path and finish point. how can that be the same key? or is that a complicated lesson on its own.

[@harryriv7421]

Thanks

[@arthurdidonna4610]

Wicked wonderful. Thank you so much.

[@denisj20111]

Great lick Eddie....thanks mate

[@denisj20111]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod Always thoroughly enjoy your lessons Eddie

[@painlesstragedy]

sounds very country inspired lick. especially in the beginning stages.

[@liammusik]

What Kind of Scale is it? A?

[@8478als]

Great lesson Eddie!!!

[@haladney]

all my love bro..... your a amazing instructor

[@TheBushden]

Awesome. How does this only have 445 likes? 🤔

[@GJ11598]

the first portion is legit Tennessee Whiskey lol

[@JPsJacket]

I was just about to ask the same thing!

[@gwendolynscales2974]

Excellent lesson and training 💯💢💯💥💫high 5🤚I do understand 🤜🤛thanks for bringing my comprehensive experience and levels up.👏👏🙌🙌👍

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@odettemarr8537]

Thanks so much! Great tutorial!

[@finnbwell6596]

Totally enjoyed this lick

[@m3oo7g57]

You played Tennessee whiskey by Chris Stapleton for the first few minutes 😂

[@ronthomas8392]

I rather go blind too

[@Fastlane05]

Thank you. Great lick!

[@Mad_ManX]

Thanks again Eddy' Getting this under Construction ' digging the slides & Bends :) I don't post for likes back' i post because its really helping a Guy who's old enough to be your Dad/67 :) get much better at playing Guitar ;)

[@sirius9063]

😊🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏muchisimas gracias!!!!!!

[@botv1010]

Hello ok 🎸👍🌹❤️ ok number one Thank you 1 like

[@yimaron7698]

Good lesson as always

[@craigpetterson3962]

Eddie Haddad ....in da house! 🤟🏻🧢

[@petesr.rodriguez6273]

Excellent

[@jamessteelman9276]

Yes Tennessee Whiskey nice my brother nice gtar too

[@tericiolfi3107]

Got a question .I see you have birds on your fretboard .What are those for

[@thebrother672]

Can you only use this in the key of A?

[@carlsmith1263]

Yes he said that....

[@carlsmith1263]

Key of A

[@headshrinker8595]

Shift it relative to the key. Ie key of B start from the 2nd fret, key of C 3rd fret, key of D start at the 5th fret and shift the rest of the lick down the same amount of frets. I think!!! I’m sure someone with more knowledge will confirm or correct

[@jeffdubuque5622]

@@headshrinker8595 yes this lick can be moved to any key just like any other lick or scale.

[@mzhebadube9951]

Amazing

[@stanleyvo5198]

First Time I do on entire frets board.....cool !

[@bryanmcdonald8418]

i think youre videos are just killer . youre a awsome getuarest may I suggest maybe. showing me your badass bules tone. You jam with. on some of your videos

[@amusicment4829]

Love it

[@kevo3985]

This really unblocked alot for me thank you so much im gonna pratice it tommrow as much as I can

[@markdenzilfinnerty6453]

Nice one. Sounds like the intro of the national anthem of USA. True.

[@kasperdenouden7650]

This feels like another "yeah, I play guitar" riff. Maybe with a slightly better melody. (Personal taste)

[@larrywalden626]

First 5 notes sounds like opening to Tennessee Whiskey

[@marcin-borys-borkowski7851]

💪🎸🎸Thx

[@fjcara]

At :45 "our root note; that's A" 3:45-4:00 "the first octave" but he ends on C# "next octave" but he ends on F# "then the third octave" but he ends on C# again. 4:54 "17th fret of the high e string" is A. Hmmm... Great lick, love the lesson; especially the tab; and this guy's a much better player than I'll ever be, but.... 5:50 then he counts the 4 A root notes. No big, I get it; kind of sounds like something Zappa would play BEFORE he starts a solo.

[@OnwardAndEdward]

I was more just referring to the fragments of the lick that spanned across those octaves, I wasn’t implying those other notes, other than A, were the root. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for watching!

[@thebrother672]

First for the first time in my life

[@maxq904]

don't get how to do the slide bit correctly.

[@maxq904]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod I have, as I said I don't get how to execute the slide.