The Famous Train Whistle Riff guitar lesson

[@kerryfromaj9032]

Riff based approach with the “build method” and consistency sounds like a winner. Great tips and teaching us the not so obvious subtleties today. Thanks Heath !

[@charliesideshow8400]

Great! Thank You very much for the lesson!

[@stevenemmanuel]

Great lesson! You have a gift for teaching,

[@sbrown1953]

Wow! A light just went off in my brain, that is so helpful, Thanks!

[@thekingofelfland3294]

I think you mean "on"...a light went on in your brain 😅

[@jeroenjansen2709]

This is one of the best blues guitar lessons I have seen!

[@tomasilutumailagi1795]

Bula ❤thank you for guitar lessons 🙏

[@maximusretrievers]

FGA, Once again, your style and delivery is so darn good! (At least it really connects well with my learning style and level of playing.) Thank you for what you do for us. I'm very glad I subscribed!

[@johndooley7812]

This is great🙏

[@Fuxerz]

Nice job, thanks

[@chrism4948]

Cool little tutorial. Thanks

[@Garyhubbard007]

What a cool lesson, Thanks Heath. I've seen it on your channel, I just haven't got to it yet, There's a lot of cool stuff on your channel.

[@jakewalsh7220]

Very cool - thank you...

[@Tungoon]

It’s sucked before KZbin when learning guitar !!!

[@WyattMartin]

Light bulb. The twist for that bend.

[@garyrichard3545]

Hi I am looking for some help with a Johnny Cash song Four Strong Winds (I can only find the Neil Young version nice song) however the Johnny Cash version has an Intro solo and outro (opinionated Johnny Cash version is better). If you would please do a lesson on his version of the song Thank You Gary

[@seanwalsh999]

Are the backing chords....E...A.....B or B minor? Thanks for posting.