E Minor Blues Practice Routine - Jam By Yourself!

[@swiftlessons]

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[@duanewright1412]

What a GREAT progression of notes on the fret board.

[@jimc6687]

Want to break out of any typical guitar playing box?? Dial in Rob Swift!! This lesson is proof positive!! Jim C.

[@brambo5670]

This progression is beautiful. Thank you for helping to make me a better and more inspired guitarist. Amazing teacher!

[@nicolen.9642]

Beautiful blues lesson. Enthralling. I enjoy struggling with my guitar and my aging fingers lol. But it's inspiring too. All the E chords really seem to be designed for the blues. Thank you Rob!🎶🎶🎶

[@Southernguitar74]

Enjoyed this one man. You made me work a bit. Thanks

[@aab9828]

Such a delicious progression. Fantastic job as always!

[@swiftlessons]

Right! I’m gunna see if I can write a tune using those changes. Thanks for the comment. Enjoy your practice!

[@SweetChicagoGator]

Patience & practice is the key. Thx much for the lesson ! 😊

[@GabrielCapella-th7st]

E essa foi uma put* aula boa, parabéns, muito fácil de aprender com esse modelo de ensino, desde que comecei a aprender a tocar já vinha nesse canal e hoje anos depois voltei para ver essa aula maravilhosa. Valeu!

[@douggauzy6258]

This is Great Sounding ! Grab my attention immediately .💥

[@swiftlessons]

Thanks for the positive feedback Doug, I think I’ll do another in Am. Enjoy your practice! -Rob

[@2696ize]

Excellent lesson!

[@thebomontellano4996]

Good stuff ❤

[@barbararustici574]

Thanks for this lesson bella👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Redstagwsmnp]

Great lesson

[@whosyourmomma]

that’s was amazing can’t wait to start practicing that killer man!

[@aniyangeorge5110]

Sir you are a good teacher and you look awesome and good singing and playing guitar

[@eddielizardk]

I love your lessons. Thank you for enriching my life.❤

[@neilmartin1111]

so nice and that guitar has a great tone

[@swiftlessons]

Thanks Neil, Furch makes some truly fantastic guitars, but they’re pricey. I have guitars that are much cheaper that I enjoy just as much, but this one definitely checks all the boxes.

[@tattoogypsy1970]

Love that fret board

[@dr123hall]

Just a fantastic open! Super presentation, right into very interesting lesson!

[@dandykhune6921]

Yes, nicely done!

[@ruthnash8486]

One awesome teacher I've done a bit of Spanish guitar. It's quite hard so I flipped to the blues which I'm finding to play much better❤

[@BernardoLora1]

Thanks!

[@swiftlessons]

Hey thank you so much for the support! -Rob

[@IiOnna222]

Banger lesson

[@bangucupn_9486]

Wonderfull... Love your channel. ❤

[@zaherfaraj4936]

Fantastic ❤thank you 🙏🏻

[@MatthewWorthing]

Nice 👌

[@brownman6099]

❤❤❤amazing bro

[@martinjohnson2021]

Thanks Rob, I very rarely play down there. Good lesson.

[@onemorething100]

That's no fair. Sounds too good

[@chijiuzoololo-ogwu341]

Cool man real cool

[@tom12ta]

Sweet...thanks...🍺🍺😉🤘🙏

[@vincentudangudi4798]

Soooo Super ❤

[@spartacusjonesmusic]

Sweet.

[@jorgeacosta3028]

Good

[@BonyCamy]

❤ great

[@29Ildar29]

Слишком круто для "Практис Рутин")

[@marcoslima7796]

Muito bom.

[@jamesmcloughlin9404]

Been doing some soloing in Em recently getting good bends on the G to A on the B string albeit acoustic, any other good notes to bend in this key Rob? Cant wait to tackle this btw 😁😁😁💪💪💪

[@keymusicsong]

❤

[@Thomas--Guitar]

Tolles Video, uch die Gitarre ist sehr schön! Was ist es für ein Modell von welcher Marke?

[@user-dd6ng1wn1b]

A blues etude.

[@artwhat..]

Sweetness.. when you climbed up the neck at the 25-second mark. I think that would have been nice if you did it twice Force feeling sake,other than that you're🦸🦸🦸🦸

[@lentas08]

Ha ha ! Whats the difference between Em pentatonic and Gmj pentatonic.

[@swiftlessons]

Very good question. Gmaj and Em are relative keys, so they’re going to contain the same notes and chords, and the only difference is the note you designate as your root or “tonal center.” This is generally determined by the underlying progression.

[@zizoumonk10]

I call this jam…playing with myself