Guitar Masterclass 5...LET'S ROCK!!

[@eddycowan4039]

Thanks, another great lesson Rob, it’s the first time I felt like I was getting somewhere

[@ICENI-Britannica]

Love your easy, casual, down-to-earth style of teaching. Worth well more than 30k subs. Thanks, as always.

[@brendanmcevoy2765]

Another great lesson Rob. Think I can speak for all on here and say that we look forward to these lessons each weak. I'm learning a lot of techniq and enjoying the journey. Was going to give up guitar as I wasn't making progress and now I am. Also been giving Classical Gas a go and it ain't half bad so far, Thanks again Rob, keep em coming. 👍

[@NDFlyFisher]

Great lesson. The diagrams are so helpful. Thanks!

[@silvertourist]

Loving this Rob, just brilliant!! 'This is just where I came in' Bee Gees

[@MelvynHolmes]

Top class! As always Rob! Keep up the good work!! Thank you!! 👍🎸🎸🎸

[@shashikumar-hy9kg]

Great lesson thank you very much. Day tripper was ring in my head when you played it Thank you once again God bless you

[@johnjackson715]

Great lesson

[@AlanRothwell38]

Cheers Rob, loving your content.

[@danoicarian5538]

Fabulous lesson. Keep them coming.

[@francoismyango5326]

Thank you, I really appreciate what you are sharing to us. 😊

[@miketurner1768]

Love your lesson's Rob. Just finished Moon River played properly. Cheers.👍🎸

[@martynspooner5822]

Good lesson thanks for teaching and sharing it is appreciated.

[@CHOPPA78]

Excellent lesson opened up another avenue of the guitar learnings journey and u hit the nail on the head it allways seems impossible then with practise becomes possible i allways think aaargh i Can never do that then in half hour or so i get it and a wonderful sense of achievement thanks

[@patgaff2536]

I like the way you show and explain. Thank you

[@malcolmdavies5990]

Thanks Rob great lesson yet again. 😎

[@brynmorjenkins4376]

Yes Rob, I would like to improve the left and right hand technique on classical guitar . So a group of nice exercises and pieces ( not necessarily scales ) arpeggios, single notes etc .In so doing not stressing when playing , so to be as comfortable as possible on both hands which I think is part of the skill. Also the relationship between your charts, tabs, and musical notation , so bringing out the rhythm and tune easier.

[@linrobmurray1189]

Great stuff welldone sir

[@rickyparr8001]

Thank you man,i really appreciate your time and instructions on how to become creative,my goal is to play so i can get my wife to dance to my music.groovy man,really groovy!!!

[@chuckufarley5884]

Thanks Rob, much appreciated.

[@HankPost]

You are a great teacher. Awesome lessons on great things to learn. Thanks.

[@francoismyango5326]

Thanks

[@jamesbrandon2698]

Rob I enjoy every one of your lessons, I know you do a lot of Beatles if sometime you could do Two of Us would be appreciated. Keep strumming 🎸🎸

[@hankwaddingham5025]

brilliant again rob ...thanks..

[@Suzanne2909]

Perfect, thank you! My file is getting thick with all my Rob downloads😁

[@brynmorjenkins4376]

Great tutorial Rob. It would be great to do lessons on the Spanish guitar and learn some important finger work . Bryn

[@fennahrob6934]

Yes, there’s already plenty of stuff on the site if you go back and have a look. Classical, country, Travis picking, Chet Atkins picking styles, Donovan etc etc. give me an idea of what you’d like to do and I’ll check it out. 👍🏻

[@parneypots]

Rock it Rob! Let’s go 30k!

[@Kopite301046]

As always a great tutorial just picked this one up enjoyed your live session last night keep it up

[@michaelfreeman6477]

Thanks!

[@fennahrob6934]

Thanks Michael. 👍🏻😎

[@rhiwderinraytube]

Many thanks for that Rob. Been playing a long time but this simplifies everything!

[@WilliamPepper-h1q]

Brilliant.

[@geraldturner7208]

Hi. Enjoying learning. Any Ray La Montagne. Keep on playing. GT.

[@1davidtcb]

Cheers Rob. Much appreciated as usual. Might I suggest some Ronnie Wood/Faces tracks for Saturday. Or some cool John Martin tracks?

[@stevendekat1870]

Can you do Angie? Thanks...

[@fennahrob6934]

Yes, I’ll do it. 👍🏻😎

[@Jeronimo365]

Hi Rob, have the intermediate and advanced lessons come to an end? 🙏

[@davidstochastic3631]

Rock n'

[@1davidtcb]

Sorry , meant John Martin of course.

[@1davidtcb]

John Martyn ,Ye gods, me and spellcheck just don’t get on!

[@rhiwderinraytube]

30,000 - How about some Tom Petty - easy for beginners and intermediates

[@petersheely7246]

👍😉

[@watchmanbetting]

Hi where can I find the 12 Bar Blues video please?

[@billwillis9015]

Hi Rob, I am 70 and finally brought myself a decent guitar a Yamaha. FG-TA ( no amp required) Trying to play cheap guitars is pointless. (too hard) Thanks to you, I do not feel embarrassed playing in front of my friends, in fact I love the look of astonishment in their faces when I play a song . I still find the Yamaha a bit bulky, could you recommend a reasonably priced guitar ? Top man, cheers. Bill

[@fennahrob6934]

Hi Bill, try looking for a second hand Takamine, Martin or Taylor. I never buy new guitars as, like a pair of shoes, they need to be worn in. It may have a few scratches etc, but it’s the quality of the guitar and how easy it is to play that’s important. 👍🏻

[@Mike35858]

Chucked my guitar in the corner, can't get my pinky to move while holding down the D chord shape.

[@earthling-fh2mg]

Does being able to “see the shapes of scales/notes on the fingerboard and simply practicing them (slowly at first) to get finger memorisation then speeding up using a metronome, ensure finger dexterity and speed increase?

[@fennahrob6934]

Think shapes not notes. Think of it this way, we don’t think of each letter when we speak; music is the same.

[@earthling-fh2mg]

@@fennahrob6934Ok but when trying to increase finger dexterity and speed for soloing etc (flying through arpeggios for just one example), what’s the best/most effective and efficient way of increasing speed? I know this is nothing to do with this particular lesson but I can do what you have shown here (while it’s still valuable to revisit and experiment with).

[@fennahrob6934]

Just play over and over again. You have to treat playing guitar as you would a physical sport. It’s all about repetition and muscle memory. Only practice and time will suffice.

[@geraldmuldoon2358]

Thanks

[@brendanmcevoy2765]

Thanks