Garth Brooks Friends in Low Places Solo Lesson with TABS

[@PickupsAreNotTrucks]

Dude, I’m fucking in love with these videos. Playing country is so foreign to me, being your average rock player. Getting it though! This has always been a goal of mine.

[@stevetharms]

Glad to hear the vids are helping! 🤘

[@HughJengine]

Thanks for posting and breaking this solo down. Helps me a lot. Cheers👍

[@tonyglen33]

Outstanding! Thanks for posting this!

[@revverend5890]

Great solo, loving the stelecaster.

[@BobbyCulpepper.srv3fender]

Love that pick guard

[@stevetharms]

It’s sick huh! Real wood

[@lewismacdonald1516]

Thank you for this gem of a tutorial!

[@stevetharms]

Glad it was helpful!

[@richardsrensen4219]

great lessons you have here i am leaning blues but i think country fits in great in blues

[@stevetharms]

It absolutely does! There’s a ton of crossover between the styles

[@Casey3-P-O]

I love that Strat/Tele. Very cool. I really like how black block inlays look on a maple neck. Right now, my main guitar is a Fender Stratocaster. The finish is Olympic pearl (Olympic white, but sparkly under bright light) and I put a black pickguard on it. I've also got my maple neck on mine with black dot inlays, but it needs new frets because I play it so often. I'm considering buying an aftermarket neck with block inlays, basically just like yours. I put a Seymour Duncan Hot Rail in the bridge position pickup because Strat bridge pickups are too bright. A lot of people think Hot Rails are only good for metal, but that's not true. It's got a great tone for low gain stuff. I love it. Anyways, nice guitar. It sort of reminds me of mine, and I think I'm going to copy your neck lol

[@ryannoel8978]

Awesome thank you

[@drsteviejasengnsangma8739]

New Year gift to us😊

[@JeanArcand-y4y]

Thanks!!

[@juliaa3709]

thank you so much!!

[@dragairm4845]

Yesss!

[@damianlchhangtedexter1185]

❤❤

[@keithclark486]

Fret marker stickers?

[@stevetharms]

Nope, just block inlays

[@hollyvelazquez2958]

*promosm*