How To EASILY IMPROVISE Guitar Solos That People WILL LISTEN TO.

Hey Patrons! Alright! Here are your 10 Practice Sessions! Over 60 Minutes of extra practice materials to help you tell your story on guitar as best as possible. We jam over the Gm7 backing track and also The Grateful Dead's Fire On The Mountain. Backing Tracks Included. Hope you enjoy!
#1 The1 Exercises to Practice / 102971090
#2 The2 Exposition Practice / 102969724
#3 The Transition Out Practice / 102969805
#4 The Rising Action Practice / 102970091
#5 The Climax Practice / 102970184
#6 The Falling Action/Resolution / 102970262
#7 Adding What You Know / 102970330
#8 Now With The Grateful Dead / 102970862
#9 The Rising Action On a New Groove / 102970925
#10 Putting It All Together / 102971002
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[@davidflint12]

Rip Dickey Betts. Now there was a story teller 👍👍👀🎸

[@DavidC2-fc7tj]

I like your playing style. I can just listen to you play over a backing track and be good with that. You're right in the groove.

[@robertkehoe5944]

Wow I mean come on guys if that doesn't explain it in terms that are easily understood. A analogy that ends the story on how to, and closes the book but then invites you to now write your own story. A fantastic idea, lesson and teacher. In addition the solos got me rocking in my chair. Thank you Sir, Illuminated and inspired. Having watched this video, now another piece of the puzzle drops into place. In a word AWSOME!

[@Sitiben]

Thank you, Ian! I’m very excited about this video and the Patreon practice sessions. Been looking for a clear answer to this for a long time

[@nickandrews2255]

I agree I have been looking for this for a while like a clear action to how we build the tension etc I hope this video explains this !! Cheers

[@Randy-lb6sn]

Revisting your channel after a few years of not playing like I used to... jobs and life hit me but I'm coming back to things that made me happy. Miss seeing the setup and being enveloped in your teaching. Good to know you're still stitching things together ❤️

[@DNYS8N]

I like the cut of your jib. Much more colorful and flowing than a dull draining lesson

[@colincannon8072]

Wow dude! That is a great lesson! You have a great way of teaching. I bought your Blues Master Class part one about a month ago and I'm loving it. It has really made a difference. I look forward to getting into part two in about two months time. Thank you so much for shedding light on all of this for me. It has made a huge difference in my life. Peace and love.

[@jjlbridge7877]

Great info and insight!! Thanks for sharing.

[@maxmomusic]

Thanks Ian, as always another excellent lesson!

[@purplesun3792]

I love this man. Giving melody a narrative directive like a beautiful short story

[@CorbinSmith-yf3wd]

The channel that started it all… Thank you so much Stich for everything you give, you started me out on my guitar journey 2 years ago and it is now an obsession. It is such a big part of my life now and I dare to say I’ve even gotten good. Your lessons gave me the best foundation I could ask for and I STILL come back here because there is always some good advice. Anyone who is questioning it right now: buy the paterson lessons because they are worth it.

[@Sagacity833]

This is great advice for sure - love it. One thing I do while playing live is watching the audience interact and try to tell their story with the patterns in my solos. Ie Movements - Dancing - Booty shaking - things like that. I find it gives life to the music. Keep sharing all these good tips - I know we all love them. Cheers!

[@MrKkramme]

Excellent video! Thanks 🙏

[@MrBBaron]

Thanks again for your very helpful videos over the years. It certainly has improved my playing.

[@michaeldematteis3409]

This is my favorite two chord vamp to jam on.didn't even realize it was y.e.m.its probably been used in lots of stuff,I guess.alqays reminded me of a Santana Dorian thing.love it😊

[@malcolmlowry5778]

This is a fantastic approach, love the story telling structure . You are a gifted teacher for sure.

[@JimmyCrab02]

Hey Ian! It was so great meeting you today, thank you so much for taking the time chat with me and draw the magic equation! Your videos have changed my life, literally!

[@WhatsUpDoc1379]

You are very good at this particular type of lesson. Thanks man, rock on! 🤟

[@eclecticwhyzass]

Great story telling analogy. Excellent video. You Always make me smile! And that's a very good thing. Stay Well Groovy One!

[@ericcoligado8655]

Thanks!

[@sabres0809]

Great video, you’re an awesome teacher

[@georgebarr2123]

Yeo thanks Stitch, I have been banging 4 or 5 chords around for 50 years and no one took the time to explain a dam thing. You've created a monster and I shall be looking to understand a lot more. Thank you:) keep shredding. from the old Geezer:)

[@imitatefirst]

Stitch you just keep getting better and better! You like a wine and age as well…!

[@jeffthomas7620]

Absolutely enjoying this.😉

[@seamusdraed6532]

Beautiful guitar

[@jamesvanzyl4758]

I am hooked...

[@petermaine]

Brilliant, Ian. Simply brilliant.

[@marcvansummeren86]

Good lesson. I'm gonna use it in my band next week. Thanks

[@albert2395]

I absolutely loved this lesson!😊I am on the sticky wicket, of nearly giving up on guitar, but this and a few other things have kept me from drowning!😅

[@mojodojo5533]

Wow! the story you told with those simple pentatonics was amazing.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Awesome to hear! So glad you liked it!

[@pevsfreedom]

This is one of the few videos I think where I've actually got to hear you kinda just play while also teaching something and it's great (with the eyes closed too :D). That SG has a nice quack going with the tone. My favorite example of a song with a story, and probably just my favorite recording, is The Music Never Stopped from Dicks Picks 18 by the Grateful Dead -- all of these themes are explored in Jerry's soloing on that one. Great video, thanks.

[@JAMZ1960]

Soo much FUN! Thanks; MUCH LOVE & RESPECT 😎❤️

[@stefano.b65stef77]

I've followed several lessons on KZbin, different teachers, Ian is the one i prefer, i might subscribe to Patreonn

[@dylanolds1878]

This is such a great explanation of this! Thank you!

[@justmikelivesolo]

Awesome, Thank you so much 🎉🎉 very clear for me now 😎🎸😎

[@MattXScott]

Great video! I just signed up for Patreon. Thank you for being on Earth and all you do

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Awesome! I really hope the session help! Thanks for the support.

[@stephensmith799]

Great tutor. Makes me believe I could….

[@gerardryan6322]

Absolutely brilliant thank you.

[@ianhaffenden-music7267]

Great and helpful lesson Ian

[@GrandaddyJeff]

Once again, I watched your video and things clicked. Needed this.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

That’s just awesome to hear! So glad you dig the video

[@ScienceBabble]

The Disco Biscuits are really good at applying this to every song Phish are really good at applying this to the entire set

[@cullenbrownmusic]

your the best!

[@SeanDwyer-xv8yk]

Great lesson. You forgot to put your bongs away again😊! Thanks Ian

[@davidwood351]

Super lesson.

[@Dubhghaill]

THANKS HEAPS LOVED IT just want to ask did you mean Dm on the 10th fret because it sounded like you said Gm , just checking because i am trying to learn to play...THANKS AGAIN

[@johnnyf1shtail]

Some nice licks

[@coastercook]

Thanks, Ian. Great lesson. This definitely helps.

[@pennyfountain]

yo nice meeting you man!

[@kennethcarvalho3684]

Have a G5n of Zoom and a Fender player strat.. What would be the best setting to play these pentatonic solos?

[@WithCarePlz]

Love the lesson. What model SG is that? A standard HP?

[@b3pahunter546]

SG Modern. Blueberry Burst. Ebony fretboard.

[@WithCarePlz]

@@b3pahunter546 ahhh. That’s what I get for only paying attention to vintage inspired gibsons lol. I like the flamed maple top on an SG with the standard sort of appointment rather than something overboard like a supreme

[@ElectricIguana]

RIP Dickey Betts 😢

[@robnj4]

great video once again. can you do a future video relating this topic breaking down Joe Buonamassa's cover of Pretending by Clapton? he has a whole section of it where he does a long solo

[@audisfour20]

I’m looking to do a Skype lesson if you still do that

[@gordonbezanson4710]

Thats wall paper right?🤔