Game-Changing Guitar Transition Licks: Add Smooth Licks Between Chords Now! 🎸

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[@rustysguitar1]

This is a great detailed lesson. You are a great teacher and player, Brett👍

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thank you I appreciate that!

[@Doramus726]

I really appreciate your page. I spent all day working on this. Playing it slow but I got the lick down by memory. I’m a new player. Only a year and a half in

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

That's great! Thanks for following along.

[@jason-landry]

Since so many guitar players start off in the A-minor pentatonic with a 1-4-5 progression, you should make the exact same type of video but with minor triads. I know if would be helpful.

[@prodgroovyCHU]

I been looking for the name of these it’s guitar chord licks I’m tryna learn 🔥🔥🔥

[@js6909]

Thanks so much for this incredible lesson, Brett. Your breakdowns are so clear and helpful; I’m already seeing improvement in my transitions and phrasing Grateful for the free tabs too. Excited to keep practicing and applying these techniques to my playing. Keep up the amazing work.

[@lunadra6625]

This opened my eyes to how to actually apply the caged system to find the triads I want. Great lesson that my listeners enjoy when I’m warming up. Thanks!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Kennardy]

I’ve learned a lot licks, riffs, transitions, fills, etc from probably 100 KZbin videos and this one is by far the most fun and melodically that I have ever learned. I LOVE IT and I play it as my warm up every day. I’ve added some elements and elongated it a bit but the core is this lesson. Thank you very much!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thanks that means a lot!

[@MattH1874]

Just got round to this one. Brilliant as always. Thanks Brett 🙌

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thank you !!

[@blkleblanc]

I do this for therapy and after 3 years of learning pentatonics and going on 2 years of learning triads; this is what I aspire to be at and this id where I need to be to get there. Thank you for sharing your gift.

[@blkleblanc]

I also feel that it is easier to finish on the A Major triad then the A Major Barre chord when your sliding your ring finger to the A note.

[@soundwavesurfer7894]

Thanks Brett - This is a seminal Lesson for intermediate players wanting to progress to the next level. So well explained & demonstrated - Awesome teacher!

[@georgefinn2054]

Don’t know how I stumbled upon this lesson but so glad I did. Great job and love the chords. Sounds very smooth.

[@rajennaidoo7]

Thank you for a fantastic lesson. Melodious if practiced until smooth transitions, with correct timing, groove/ feel.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

You're very welcome!

[@kenkelly382]

Liked this lesson a lot. Especially how you explained the count to establish how to get in and out of the lick to the chords. I always have trouble on how to start a solo. I think this will help me in that regard. Thanks Brett.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

you're welcome.

[@plmcreative]

This was so good. Thank you. Buying a w course shortly. Absolutely love your teaching style.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Do it man! You won’t regret it!

[@plmcreative]

@@SummitGuitarSchool Done :p ❤

[@time2spaceout]

Great lesson Brett. I especially appreciated you going over the counting.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ReedyBT]

I love the shorts but it's good to have a little more detail. Great lesson! I'll use this a lot and as you said an easy one to play in different keys 👍

[@benbush1227]

Great stuff! Thank you for the lesson and tabs, appreciate you!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

My pleasure! Thanks for learning from me.

[@seanc.5310]

The quick digestible lessons are great!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thanks

[@gs-mv1ph]

Sweet lesson, subd

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Great! Thanks for the sub!

[@JohnnyApp1eseed]

Great lesson on timing 👍 it’s always overlooked and probably most important

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Absolutely!

[@yashieratiullaofficial6620]

Done subscribing, mate 🙌

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@mdcoll3292]

This is awsome! Thank you

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

You're very welcome!

[@danobrien8407]

Great lesson, subscribed!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thanks for the sub!

[@jayfreeman-eq5wm]

thank you....this is an excellent lesson.!!!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

You are welcome!

[@rajeshgumber363]

Awesome! Thanks alot.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

You're welcome!

[@davidegral7152]

Cheers Brett. Good stuff

[@tommym321]

This is great stuff. Thanks brother

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

You bet

[@Cowboy-e1c]

I'm glad I stumbled upon your video 😊👏👏

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

I'm so glad!

[@ChristopheTof-je2mc]

Super leçon merci infiniment bravo 🙏

[@severalothers]

Awesome lesson Brett but I noticed right after the D you do a little lick that isn't shown on the pdf or explained.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

LOl you right! I guess that one is for you to figure out on your own. I just added it off the cuff while recording. You can get it if you use your ears and watch my hands.

[@ssdelmar]

The lesson I have been looking for. Hope you can do same lesson with the blues progression (with counting), playing blues by yourself. Thanks!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Great suggestion!

[@ssdelmar]

And another lesson on Jazz 251 to complete 😊.

[@BakariHenryGideon]

Oh boy! thanks Brett,got it.

[@flabio007]

love it

[@jirkabenesh]

Thank you very much!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

You're welcome!

[@Chimp_No_1]

Really appreciate your lesson ! New subscriber.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Awesome, thank you!

[@TXprimeFishing13]

Thanks!!!

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

No problem!

[@mrx-b3i]

thanx a lot this shape

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

you're very welcome!

[@skintslots]

Take me to the Mardi Gras by Paul Simon vibes.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Huh 😂

[@greggriffiths9053]

So focus on root notes of the scale riff for whichever key and chords you want to play.

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

That is the key!

[@jeffmoody559]

Cool stuff. I like a challenge

[@timnolan3125]

Nice 👌

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thanks 😊

[@MotorcityBart]

When did Ryan Gosling start teaching guitar on KZbin?

[@lonestaraviatortexasfixedw4827]

Like it ..

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@timbrown8969]

If Leo Sayer was still around he would say I love you more than i can say

[@Cowboy-e1c]

Sir, why is that guitar extremely expensive?

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

🤷

[@lylewallace9022]

Sound like a little motown

[@SummitGuitarSchool]

Thanks! That is a huge compliment ! I appreciate it.

[@antlou123]

John Frusciante is known for doing this type of guitar playing.