3 Step Soloing - Part 1 | Steve Stine Guitar Lessons

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[@Earl6105]

Just wanted to say thank you. I am 56 years young and have been playing guitar since I was 10 with no formal training. I have picked up different things from family and friends over the years and I taught myself to play bass. for the last 8 years I have played in a local band and we have done great. Our lead guitar moved out of state and I have made the leap to lead guitar with your videos in the last 2 months you have given me the tools and the confidence reach the next level of playing. I plan on playing for a long time and with your help I know I can, So again thank you for your style of teaching and rock on.

[@rommeldones6980]

Because of this man. I was able to decipher what I thought was A big obstacle before.. Thanks Man! Steve the guitarman!

[@jmick4458]

where do you add in songs for consideration

[@sujithkristy6029]

Hello steve im a student and dont have enough money to fund !! But im very grateful to youu for your selfless lessons!!! God bless you steve!! ❤️

[@trishiajapos1308]

I feel the same way too. His intention is very pure

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Steve "and it's perfectly fine" Stine!!

[@LOQUITAA2]

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[@ryan.m990]

"I'm not saying or telling this is the way..,Okay?!?" .

[@rommeldones6980]

From The Philippines here.. You changed how I see guitars! I've been thru all your vids and I really find it easy to follow and understand.. MY NEXT PROJECT IS TO BUY A CHEAP ELECTRIC GUITAR AND FOLLOW MY DREAMS.. THANK YOU TEACHER STINE. Stay safe and clean! ❤🤘🤘🤘

[@r4v3nner]

KABAYANN

[@Sixalienasa]

Thank you Steve, 70 and a 1\2 and just beginning to break out.

[@rabbit0877]

This guy has got to be the best guitar teacher on KZbin. EVERYTHING makes sense.

[@JoseRodrigues-xt6jc]

Who say you can't learn! Thanks Steve. The more I watch you the more I learn. You make it simple

[@doriangray7723]

Gmj, Bmin, Cmj, Dmj... Just learn this progression for the Bowie: Ziggy Stardust. Thanks Steve. It was one of your other videos that got me to learn the song.

[@cookiemonster4054]

Amazing teacher. I stop playing guitar for quite sometimes because i could not understand MODES. As you explained it thoroughly , again i’m am now intrested and motivated and grab my guitar. Thanks Sir Steve. Blessings! Philippines here.

[@MrBhavesh27]

I'm learning sooo much from you 😍

[@terrywitzu7874]

YT is a great enabler of bright light syndrome. Currently working on my own lesson plan w/ different Playlists of lessons. This 3-parter will make a fine addition. I've found going back to learning songs is an essential part of the process. Recently found a new muse w/ The Cars, and Elliot Easton's guitar playing. Never had a problem w/ breaking out of the box. I've always been kind of backwards in learning how to do thing's. Now, I'm learning to respect the patterns and what they truly have to offer. I find Easton is perfect for that.

[@doriangray7723]

For all Steve's fans, and I am a fan too...A good book to or player, for methodical playing is: Original Randy Rhoads, by Wolf Marshall.

[@henrytuton9403]

I am getting ready to turn 50. I have played guitar but have stayed in same chord regimens By learning the triads of different areas it is now allowing me to explore the guitar all over again. You are very simple in your approach.

[@rickdauer5179]

Excellent explanations Steve, you make it very digestible

[@zamcoff]

Thank you so much. I have learned so much from you. You are right. This is all up to me to study. You are so helpful. Thank you.

[@rodneytaylor3344]

Steve , Thank you so much for taking your time to help me improve my guitar playing. God Bless you,,and your family. They are very lucky

[@pierrerendambo7779]

Hi Steve ,I'm satisfyd of your lessons .I normaly speak french and live in Gabon in central Africa and through your lesson ,I also learn english ,bye !

[@mikewalter1111]

Been playing bass guitar for 38 yrs, never learned scales. I play by ear, but now i want to try guitar and some home studio stuff. Your videos make much more sense than other teachers i have tried. THNX PEACE

[@mikewalter1111]

PS my dexterity and speed is up!! I used to play alot of Iron Maiden.

[@lamontprospect9974]

Again, another wonderful video. I really believe in the things that Steve is saying. Especially in terms of visualization and putting things together that will enhance whatever it is you're trying to play.

[@hwy2hell161]

The best guitar teacher, period!! Thanks Steve

[@davep5647]

Excellent info and lesson.I cant believe the leads are a plain g major scale-they sound exotic from they way you break it up in pieces and dont play it as a straight pattern.Dont think ive seen anyone else explain it so well.Also your intervallic pentatonic lesson is enligtening.I still dont understand theory and the relationship of notes and their context but the lightbulb will go on one day. As an aside i think one thing that could help a little is if you had one of those loops of the chord progressions that you play lead over. Thanks!

[@varoujanyahyeyan4407]

Hello Steve You're my guitar teacher since day 1. I'm so thankful bro!!!!! I play for 3 years and everyone tells me my pinky is very weak and i can't use it. Can u make a Video tutorial explaining what should i do to correct it?

[@aliberkgur548]

Im watching the videos since a week and started to play in different ways thanks to you.Greetings from Turkey 👋🤘🤘

[@tedc6694]

Sculpting my journey. Neat idea

[@dustchip8060]

The best teacher period.

[@PJCobi]

Great lesson! That PRS!!!😍

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[@davidhunter8157]

Ive watched many videos and your teachings just made it all come clear to me. Thanks your a great teacher!

[@jjgaming4842]

Learned a lot from this video.. Thank you so much... Like you said I'm like a frog 🐸 jumping around everything haha sweepicking, pentatonic, diatonic etc everything at once .. I'll focus on one.. Million thanks for this lesson.. Keep making more of this

[@user-lo3nk5gs6c]

Thank you ✌

[@mustafabaabad6551]

Very good lesson to give us where our creativities need to be anchored, so that we won't get lost in our creative adventures. Thanks Steve. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@Guitarzoom]

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[@michaelwilson2497]

Great stuff man.

[@marvinmedina120]

Thanks mate

[@rosaliedaal1092]

I am kinda conservative, I don't find tattoos helpful to our body, but when I tried and learned a lot from his lessons, I said, he is cute with his tattoos, it is all from the heart, after all. What a heart you have, to share your gift through this way steve!

[@ascotia]

Great advice at the end Steve. This video is great reinforcement for what I've already learned, thank you.

[@MrNobody-fk7fc]

Nailed it. Shiny distractions, i had to chuckle.

[@SeekTruthinLight]

Man, you got a wonderful spirit, sharing in what the spirit of truth has to offer, of guitar, which is quite the Nobel thing much like feeding the masses. You probably get what I mean in sharing a bit of incite too. That said we can also see what Error in spirit is which contrary to a joyful outlook, even how we are subject to error, from time to time, often by the error of others. For context, the Spirit is that of which we are animated and how we manifest truths in the truth of this material reality. Its no wonder we are attracted to the spirit of the way of music in truth, even what God the Spirit of truth has to offer for our enjoyment, when we choose to go in the loving ways of the spirit of truth as opposed to error in spirit and its ways of unrest in being subjected. If ya think about this, truth of the spirit, it all makes so much more sense, the world, of the spirit of the ways of truth-- and error. That's why I call it "the awesome spirit of music." And thanks... for sharing.

[@WJ_RedSG]

Excellent workshop at Sweetwater during GearFest!

[@jaswanthsingh5257]

Steve make a video of how to buy or what are the tips to buy a electric guitar

[@Alex-no3co]

Thanks Steve, you're great,

[@noahtenshen]

Meet the Jumping Frog that is mesmerized by the shiny light. I know this--but needed to hear it (again) from outside my head. Thanks so much. Now to see if I can focus. This is the second time I watched this so it must need to be heard over and over. Thick head. I sometimes feel like I've developed ADHD in my 60s in this regard. Stay Well Groovy One!

[@jeffbow129]

Legend says "" Steve is a wizard and cast spells with his guitar. Hehe Brilliant stuff as always Steve! Your by far the best online guitar teacher and your aproach explanation is spot on so if ever u feel down take a look at all these comments. Good luck with everyting and May you prosper in all u do .. big thumbs up :)

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Ur awesome seriously. 👍🙏

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you seem like the nicest person in the universe.

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Great, great teacher. Thank you Steve by Fabio from Venice Italy.

[@TropicalReflections]

Great stuff Steve!

[@Guitarzoom]

Thank you! Steve

[@nialloneill9040]

Thank you sir!

[@doriangray7723]

🤣 I saw part 1. I started at Parr 5. Lol I'm back! For part 1.

[@rodgano2780]

Thank you Steve. Always a pleasure! ✌👍

[@brendancarlo9099]

Legit a great teacher, looking forward to more

[@mapuiihmar9293]

taank you very much you are a great teacher

[@proudshary5424]

amazing teacher wow can i request this backing track if possible thanks

[@Guitarzoom]

Hi. Thanks for commenting. This video was made a while back and I'm not sure if the backing track is available, however here are the basic chord changes if you want to make your own backing track or loop it on a pedal or play it with a friend. Basic chords: G - Bm - C - D Hope this helps. 🙂

[@jamesyellow3786]

Youre bringing many videos out right now. Amazing ....would be interested in some Song lessons again like you did for ]V[EGADET]-[ ...greetings from Germany ✌️

[@achedangmei4375]

Abundantly upgrade with your teaching

[@the_nondrive_side]

As it happens.. I started on Ukulele so I tend to play the open chords of a ukulele.. Well 3 strings usually of.. So the D to G thing was already my first thought.. Limiting yourself with a capo until you can play in a position has been my game since I realized this happened

[@themetalworker4189]

Thanks steve!

[@lamontprospect9974]

How do you find the PDF Steve mentioned? He said it's somewhere below but I don't see it.

[@ksunnejedee7026]

Thank​ you​ very​ much

[@ernestpimlott]

i love this guy

[@Yokai.Wakukhan]

18:20 Real life advice

[@robertveith3400]

This is realy a big help thank you!!!!!

[@musicallyunpluggedmanish9023]

Hi Steve.. You are so helpful... More power to you. Where do I find the pdf you mentioned in the video

[@2you24tube4]

Any chance of sharing what backing track that is? There are a lot of free ones on the web but none I've found that are that bluesy (not sure that's the right word...) that drive you in the direction of such a melodic piece like you are laying over it. Tks !!

[@myalaynaangel]

Thanks Steve.... Do you do private lessons?

[@juniordiaz1694]

Thank you bro you have hleped me thanks.

[@LBart218]

Is he getting that great sound just from the Kettner and Hughes or is he also using pedals and/or something else?

[@Guitarzoom]

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[@francisjameslibrando9169]

It makes sense now.. ty

[@Guitarzoom]

You are most welcome! Steve

[@jimconace3522]

Hay Steve what do you think about SRV's playing style, especially using his thumb?

[@the_nondrive_side]

I've seen so many people using their thumb playing E shapes and muting as such. Anything you can make work for you.. DO IT!!.

[@rsi2493]

Where's the pdf link?

[@carmelogarcia9576]

Masterrrrrrrr.......

[@huynguyen-gt5um]

good.

[@YjohanSWeiss]

Anyone know what’s the tab at 5:00 ? It’s so smooth; I want to continue it

[@deon_shim]

감사해요.

[@starbattles1]

dangit... I was hoping this would be something I can do. I think I'm not ready for this yet :(

[@starbattles1]

maybe 6 more months of practicing I can revisit. Saved for later.

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[@romanchhaque3668]

Sir make a video on how to make money and how to buy guitar. 💔The way you are teaching sir, that makes me more wanting to leave acoustic and play electric.😣😥

[@starbattles1]

How much can you spend? DO you have a job? Too young for real jobs? Mow lawns. Clean gutters. Trim bushes. Ask neighbors what kind of odd jobs can you do for money. You'll be surprised how they give you work just because you asked and there lazy and don't want to do it. In my opinion the very best "cheap" guitars that are still exceptional quality are 80's model Peaveys. Here is one currently on ebay. www.ebay.com/itm/Peavey-Predator-Strat-style-electric-guitar-RH-handcrafted-in-U-S-A/401789566175?hash=item5d8c863cdf:g:GyMAAOSwd7Vc9T0M&frcectupt=true Another www.ebay.com/itm/Peavey-Predator-Handcrafted-in-the-U-S-A/113782625561?hash=item1a7df91519:g:N6sAAOSw~Zpc7TuM I bought a 85 peavey Falcon and LOVE it!! Quality matters. Don't buy some cheap chinese crap. Those 2 are bidding under $200. But that's rare. If you can borrow the money get one now. But save at least $300. Typical price range $250-300. Ibanez can be found under $300 too. Made in Japan would be my 2nd choice. Korea 3rd. NEVER Chinese crap please. Craigs list and pawn shops are good to look at too. Ask a pawn shop if you can do work for it. Taking out trash. Sweeping floors. STuff like that even a kid can do. Show people you're motivated to work and they will put you to work. Most of the time.

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I love u

[@EclecticEssentric]

What would Steve Stine do?

[@josephfernando4867]

When you start playing i forget it is a lesson.

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His lick was very reminiscent of joe satriani

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I am at work 🤭

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We’re all practicing 😂😂😂😂

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i come to steve stine's channel for rehabilitation.

[@MrNumber1gator]

Just not the same with out the JEM..

[@danmatthews5782]

Steve, i love your teachings but you go too fast sometimes.