How To Play ALL Over the Neck With ONE Easy Pattern!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@davidpask4232]

I dont know what your name is and would like to thankyou so much. I joined a band in 1972 and my predominate roll was rhythm guitarist. I played for about 26 years and did a few instrumental covers, just copied songs for note for note. I'm 72 now and trying to learn lead guitar for Blues and Rock, learnt the Pentatonic scales, Major and minor, and scales and was totally frustrated, I was stuck in a rut, its like having the tools but not able to build anything. I have literally spent 65 years playing guitar since I was a kid playing other friends guitars till I could afford to buy one, this was when I started work at the age of fifteen, took me thirty long weeks to save up £15.00 to buy my first red electric guitar. OK as ive said i have been totally frustrated, just stuck and not going anywhere, well after seeing this video, its opened up a whole new world, I can jam along in any key confidently now. It was the those little or full bends, hammer ons, pull offs and timing did the trick for me, just showing those four riffs, and now implimenting my own, its a game changer. Honestly, if anyone is in the same situation as i was, fully reccomend this tutorial, it took me a day of slow practise, but im now jamming to backing tracks with confidence. Happy Days...

[@MustafaBaabad]

If I have to learn one video lesson, this is the one!!! I am 66 years old and I learn pentatonic all over the frets, but it always sound mechanical, no spririt, no beauty. But I believe this one will be a game changer for me. Thank you very much to the instructor (I do not know his name).

[@markdavis5970]

I'm almost In the same boat.I was stuck In that place where I was losing Interest and hope but after this guys lessons I'm refired up and ready to rock more so now than ever.

[@johnmacmillan627]

I agree completely with your assessment of this video

[@BigblackDavis]

Yep, I was copying notes so long but I could never figure out the method for discovering those notes. Understanding the “logic” behind the notes on the guitar is what has eluded me and it’s crazy because somebody figured this stuff out with even less resources than we have.

[@glenclarkchidley3637]

Eddie Haddad Yeah, he doesn’t over complicate his lessons.

[@OTCRock4one]

Eddie, you're incredibly good at teaching. Most teachers go fast because they know what's going on, and think people could catch on quickly. Your method of teaching is fantastic, one could have no choice but learn because of your patients and direction! Thanks! 💯

[@leventefulop1342]

I'm 53, struggling with guitar from 5 years, this lesson wakes me up, Thank you.

[@EnglishTalkRight]

This is gold. Keeping it simple is my mantra.

[@davidkim1934]

best explanation ever I have seen about pentatonic and licks in entire KZbin! Thank you

[@geeveisaacs2476]

Been playing for 20 years as a rhythm player and got ask to try my hand at lead. You are a great teacher and explained this so well! Going to practice the hell out of these riffs. Thank you so much!!

[@williamlove7254]

Eddie brother you are our savings grace, feels really good to to have a teacher/friend at our side giving us the tools we need in order to reach not only our goal but yet an achievement an dream come true. me an my 13 yr old daughter thanks you from the bottom of our ❤.i hope by the end of this plague we will be able to play like you.Rock on.... Godbless an please stay safe. from new york prayers to all

[@williamlove7254]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod your very welcome

[@theresewalters1696]

Good to hear you are doing something worthwhile for your daughter too during the quarantine.

[@19491Tommy]

I often click on guitar instruction lessons to see if there is anyone that teaches guitar lead patterns that interest me. You are a good instructor !

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thanks!

[@marshadixon5628]

I’ve been watching a lot of tutorials and this one gets 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘s you are a great teacher!!

[@MustafaBaabad]

I could not agree more. If you have to learn from one video, this is it!!! Cheers from Indonesia.

[@jamesnicholson9392]

YOU CAN FIND ALL THIS ON KZbin??? THESE GUYS LIE!!!

[@socorroslade4567]

GOLDEN! Simple and straight forward. I have only listened to half of this and learned more than I would have watching six months of other videos. I have watched other vids from you and am convinced, I am subscribing and focusing on your lessons. "Teach as if everyone is a beginner that way nobody gets left out and there is something for everyone." This has been how I have done it all my life and you seem to reflect that. So thank you!

[@A_ldo..]

Golden just like his guitar 😎

[@Ajglasspick]

you gotta be kidding me! you are the only person i’ve ever seen referencing the notes being in alphabetical order. you my friend are doing amazing work for the hard headed! thank you 🙏 so simple

[@johnhart2861]

I’m a VIP member. This is the best follow on class since the Ten week Master the Fretboard class

[@gittarpikk]

Absolutely the best description of notes(including sharps and flats) I have ever heard.! I'm 65 and been playing since 12. One other YT'er described the major and pentatonics scales as the only scales you need, rang a huge bell with me and my playing blasted off .This is yet another Ahah moment...Many thanks!

[@dwaynefick6947]

Thank you for actually explaining some of the beginner basics . I been sitting here trying to figure what’s a key what’s a chord what’s arpeggio and pentatonics by books that only show finger positions and zero explanations! I’m subscribed .

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thanks Dwayne!!!

[@DerekRonin]

KZbin algorithm took over a month to recommend this to me!? I've watched over a dozen examples and this breaks it down to the point. Hands down probably the best explanation and immediate application, I've been mindlessly practicing the pentatonic and not understanding how it applies. 5Stars 🌟!

[@arkman49]

Thanks for another Great lesson Eddie! You are a phenominal player and teacher! You have a way to get people excited about playing. Thank to You and GMM, for everything! Take care and keep on playin'!

[@siletamus2016]

This is the most wonderful, elaborate and clear explanation I have found yet. I can’t wait to try it.

[@JāmiSun]

yes, i like the conveyer belt ref

[@Bertdevries4865]

Eddie, You are my hero. I tied this kid of lick and never get it right. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain. There are so many teachers on the net but some of you really takes the time . Warm greetings and a BIG tumbs up for you. Bert from the Netherlands.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thanks Bert! Much appreciated.

[@HEROICRacingApparel]

I've played or sang my entire life and never knew these basics and he makes it so easy! Thank you

[@walterbender1501]

Your teaching style is very smooth. Thank you.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thanks!

[@Roger-cz9xz]

Clearing up the distinction between a key and the pattern was very helpful and well explained!

[@stopthehate1749]

If you start the above pattern/shape from C (6th string 8th fret), it is C MAJOR pentatonic - and it is based on the open G chord shape as you said. HOWEVER, if you start from the A (6th string 5th fret) it is A MINOR pentatonic, and THAT is based on the open E chord shape. Yes they are the same notes, but as the ROOT note changes, so do the anchor chords. Anybody who knows CAGED system, knows that the E shape and G shapes overlap. (as do the other shapes) Same notes, but actually TWO different CHORD shapes based on where the ROOT note is located.

[@artiemurillo47]

Now it makes sense!! Thank you for explaining the pentatonic scales and how to move around the fretboard so simple. the licks are so useful, and make me sound like a pro!!!!!

[@markmiller6423]

I should be watching this during the day not at 3:17am. I want to get my guitar and start practicing now. I’m motivated again.

[@RC-bs6eb]

Lol 3:01am here and I just put my guitar down. I did NOT realize how late it was 😳. Next door neighbors are either deaf or the separating wall is super soundproof.

[@raymondfalla8699]

Me to .

[@urbancommute5239]

I'm here at 2:30 am

[@edwardchisolm2906]

Dog gone lol 3:18 here

[@thelastword3270]

@@raymondfalla8699 "too" .... Not "to". Words mean things. "Two", "to", and "too" all have different meanings - they're not interchangeable.

[@skgate]

I’ve watched so many videos and finally found this one that actually makes sense to me.. finally!! Thanks man!

[@JHoliday330]

Thank you! I'm just getting back into practice again after recuperating from a few years of debilitating injuries and subsequent surgery. That guitar reminds me of my first electric guitar, rescued from a junk pile circa 1975. It was an off-brand single-pickup with a 19-fret neck & basically a discount store Strat imitation body shape. The partial Frampton lick really brought back memories of being a student guitarist in about fifth grade. 😎

[@uncledan2u]

The best guitar teacher. Thank you for being patient and " tidak kedekut ilmu". Your humble student from Malaysia 🙏 🇲🇾!

[@risbertrisbert4188]

This is a very good detail teaching. So many teachers assume that students already know all that stuff. If we are following the videos and I am then it is easier to follow as you build a foundation and progress to the more difficult.

[@chuckmcfadden6782]

Been doing this since 1983. I learned this system of fretboard anatomy from Doug Marks Metal Method lessons when I was a kid ordering mail guitar lessons. I learned to read music later but knew all of this first. 5 moveable shapes that repeat up the neck . The patterns return to the neck position when they run off the 24th fret ( or 21, 22 ) . 7 scales in each pattern. Major, dorian, phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, natural minor, locrian, back to Major.

[@tommore3263]

Very nice and well articulated lesson Plus Riffs! An excellent lesson that leaps into sophisticated play. Well done and thanks.

[@robertingraham8413]

Your a great instructor Eddie. It's great to see ya excited to be teaching and to know we are learning good, extremely useful instruction and your laying the goods down right at our feet. That is good stuff that will get many playing with others quickly or just having fun learning to put those licks together with a backing track. Thanks.

[@shawnjbray]

I’ve been playing guitar for over 15yrs. This still taught me a bit. I moved the G pentatonic up the neck, but wasn’t to sure if that was musically meant to be lol

[@jtrom]

Just found your channel a couple days ago. Dude, I love the way you teach and explain things. I've only watched 2 of your videos so far but looking forward to watching them all, more than a few times!!. Thanks Bro!

[@boxer71c55]

This is an Excellent video and lesson! Your teaching style is very user friendly for beginners.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thank you very much!

[@1muchILLA]

Dude! I just got my first guitar like two or 3 weeks ago. I've been trying to pluck out likable notes and this scale is sooooo awesome. Thank you so much for sharing this lesson. I'll try to master all the licks but to be honest it's a bit beyond my skill range right now. Although this scale has greatly added to my note plucking. Thanks again and may the best of blessings be for you and your loved ones.

[@brethamilton8923]

I personally will watch teachers that do not talk a lot but get to the point and instruct and this young man has a balance that's been helpful and I've learned from thank you

[@Dave-zy6de]

This video opened my eyes to really use the scales I've been practicing. Thanks for the lesson on how to use the scales the licks are very helpful.

[@erxvlog]

Great nuggets of info about Pentatonics sprinkled in with great riffs.

[@thelastword3270]

You really do have it going on. EXCELLENT production values - multiple views and blacked-out background, etc. And your presentation is stellar - your explanations of the nuances and details make it useful and productive. Coming back to 6-string after several decades of not playing, and my deterioration of playing ability is shocking to me. Your videos give me hope.

[@thehouseofronin9209]

Hey Eddie! Thanks for this great tutorial! This really helps to break out of a patterned rut and start to freestyle a bit! I've watched this video quite a few times now, and I learn tons from it every time. There's always another nuance to how to adapt these riffs!

[@hotrodgs]

Brilliantly explained ,I have been struggling with the string note names and was overloaded now I can figure any not on any string by applying the string names and the E-f and B-C rule ,..thanks brother it was a awakening of the gray matter and that doesn't happen much for a 68 year old anymore

[@stevenlong5817]

Excellent lesson and you taught it so easy. Music is so mathematical and logical the way you show it.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Many thanks!

[@bobbymarino]

great teacher Ed...as well as Charlie...both show/explain slow and fluently well !!

[@ogvega71]

Awome I never saw the note and scales that way wow I've lost so much time trying to remember the whole fret board, now with simple view of patterns are a hell of alot easy to now the fret sections. Thank you and thank you for your time to show the public. Not all can afford lesson.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Happy to help!

[@pedronavaja758]

You really know how to explain a subject !! Keep on posting please. THANK YOU !!!

[@markbarnes645]

Thanks so much you are a really good teacher most of the video I watch just want to show how good they are but you took the time to show each lick

[@davewelbylivinginhistinyti4796]

Thanks for sharing this lesson, your teaching skills are extremely good,. Wish you success in your business man. 👍

[@jlambrose905]

These videos are by FAR the most valuable lessons to get playing better guitar with more range. Thank you.

[@johnmacmillan627]

You are a great teacher, Eddie. Presented clearly and enthusiastically. Thankmyou

[@joelclavio9934]

wow just super wow ,i've been playing guitar for 10 years and after watching your video it felt like im a new human being.Thank you very much

[@ernestregister6018]

Very good, I love it, unlocking it simply and not overwhelming! Thanks

[@sean4586]

Wow you really demystified playing the guitar! You are a fantastic teacher. Wow you eliminated all questions or hesitation from a student. Truly a great tutorial.

[@zerandervax1046]

Oh yeah baby! I'm grooving along now 😁 You have giving confidence to explore some new sounds. Was stuck there playing same olds over and over.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Rock on!

[@bencorfield6260]

Best lesson I've ever seen on youtube

[@risingson74]

Doors opened, lightbulb just came on, mind blown. I now know how to do extended pentatonics going across the fretboard in multiple different keys because of this lesson. Thank you!

[@XLR8NXS32]

Thanks so much for taking me back to the G pentatonic scale. It's good to see things I may have not seen the first time around. Rock on my friend.

[@trevorvogler4661]

Yeah great demonstration, thanks Eddie, I saved this so I can keep watching it & learning 👍👍

[@eddiedelrizzo7308]

Buddy this lesson is FANTASTIC!!!! thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊

[@comicjohnladams]

Its almost 1:30 am. I am 90 seconds into this video and after more than 30 years of picking up and putting down my guitar you explained the pent scale so clearly and concisely that...can't sleep...must...practice...scales....THANK YOU!

[@SebastianManrique]

Search about the CAGED system

[@Stevierschannel]

So I'm not the only one. :) I was essentially going to say the same thing. I picked up my first guitar when I was 17, but I never applied myself seriously until now. I have stayed up past my bed time now for two nights in a row.

[@benspoliticsandnewsbencook9151]

Bro your video just helped me understand the whole thing better! Before I just couldn’t get it. And though my fingers aren’t as fast as yours are yet. I was able to keep up ok. Thanks so much!

[@epiphone278]

Thanks Eddie! Great lesson! Of all the KZbin Guitar Lessons out there, yours are my favorite because of the level of detail you go into and the multiple camera angles you use and just your way of understanding people are just learning these concepts. Awesome!

[@sing2000danielify]

Your teaching style was great!!! Thank You!!

[@michaelelliott2383]

Eddie, This lesson has inspired me to get to work and learn the scales on my old cherished acoustical FRIEND, that has sat patiently awaiting my return. You have definitely inspired me to do just that. You bring new life to the passion I have for music period! I look forward to become a better player, thanks to your sincerity of wanting us to all succeed in our endeavors of creating ART! Thank you, as we all are on your side my brother, keep those instructional videos coming, we love em! MCElliott-Austin, Tx

[@JimmyBongwater]

Still playing?

[@TangoRom]

You're just killing me :)) Amazing lesson and teaching, Eddie, it's just a pleasure to listen and watch your teachings. Thanks a bunch for all the time and guitar tips you're just giving to us!❤

[@mjbminer8381]

he is getting paid from You Tube.

[@beganny]

Dude you are a great guitar teacher. I am learning so much and getting better on my new guitar/amp setup! Thanks...!

[@endlessadventure6208]

Freaking wow is all I can say. You launched me into the next level!! Great instructor. I’ve been searching for this for a very long time

[@MustafaBaabad]

Honestly this is the "Very Best" lesson I have ever had on blues guitar. It was a kind of boring from 1-15 minutes (because I know it already). But from 15 minutes on it was Gold!!!!! I will just keep on repeating tnis lesson until I master it for at least one week. Thank you very much for your sincere lesson! It is really awesome. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@irenepaylor1877]

great teacher man! made it easy for a 70 year old.

[@irenepaylor1877]

i`m her husband pete.

[@johnpublic976]

Glad you covered Pentatonic Patterns vs Scales. Had me confused for weeks before I figured out that there must be a distinction between them. Great Video Training Lesson! Thumbs Way Up!

[@gabrielbrown7310]

#! BEST!!! BEGINNER!! LESSON EVER!!!! thank you I got so much out of this lesson it's ridiculous!!!

[@jimschable4926]

I like what you are teaching. I'm going to try and learn to improvise and solo using your video. TY!

[@sentium9760]

This man is a genius

[@singingbird8540]

All these years is the best teaching I have seen, great lesson

[@behrangnorouzilarki_ben5164]

Great lesson 👏👏👌👏👌👍 you are very good guitar teacher 🎸🎸🎼🎶🎵🙏🙏🙏🎼🎸🎼🎸🎼 thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@brianmincher716]

Thank you Eddie!!! Will be working on these for the foreseeable future.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Fantastic!

[@stevehampton9146]

Thank you SOOO much dude !!! This has opened up EVERYTHING FOR ME !!!

[@harveykendrick2242]

I have been trying to find someone that can explain the pentatonic scales to me that made sense and you have don it. Thank you

[@Aries_Alpha]

Fantastic explination and demo I wish I had access to this kind of content when I began playing in 1998! how times have changed!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@anayv11]

Only half way through watching...and this is great!! Well done!! Thanks!!! Subscribed!

[@billlynch3490]

Very good teaching. Smooth, slow enough and precise. Thanks

[@chrisvanfossen7797]

This video may have been more help to me than anything I have tried to teach myself in the last 18 months of trying to teach myself from youtube

[@jerseysatak5478]

You the greatest guitar mastery methods you hit the bullseye

[@danbalmer1]

Great lesson, with lots of info. I practiced with this but will rewatch a few times until I can memorize and play the licks at a better speed. Knew the scales, but didn't know how to apply. This is a great start.

[@timothyjohnson9739]

Hey Eddie, I'm the guy that passed on that Ian Anderson tele so that you could have it. I have to say it looks great on ya! Hope you love it; it was a hard choice to let it go, but I'm happy I went with the strat. Enjoy, my friend! I'll say hi to Ian and Kevin for ya next time I talk to 'em.

[@timothyjohnson9739]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod I'm so glad you have it! I'd love to connect with you in Nashville when I'm in town 5/16-/18. Maybe you can give me some pointers on things to do. I'm seeing the Time Jumpers @ 3rd & Lindsley's with my bro on the 17th. Dinner's on me!

[@timothyjohnson9739]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod And drinks, of course!

[@gtrplyrgrl512]

🤯 thank you for explaining the G chord form!

[@lorettalibbey7218]

Great lesson for the beginner . Nice job

[@moniquekimani9342]

I did enjoy this, a very good instructor. 🙏

[@bas2530]

Amazing! I would love to see more of this. Just started out with scales and this has been extremely helpful.

[@misyoocrisma4936]

Thanks bro! i think it's not too late for me to learn this..👏👍😇 Godbless!

[@u79979]

Realized!! For almost 5 months! Cool, Master!!

[@ronwill1955]

Great lesson. Excellent patience and clarity. I will try to share this with as many people as can. Thank you for your kindness.

[@mcginley1967]

Bloody lightbulb moment.....?. Excellent. Cheers Eddie.

[@nicolen.9642]

I just found you...very clear and understandable... Thanks for this very helpful lesson! 🎵🎵🎵

[@toodyface]

This guy's an amazing teacher. Thank you. ❤👏👍

[@godsguitar101]

EXCELLENT teaching style u r very easily understood and very well versed. Thank You!!!.

[@maurabbit]

thanks man,you are one of the best teachers on line, beautiful way to play with the scales, thanks man

[@ДмитрийКораблев-я5т]

Огромное спасибо Чарли и Эдди , что не забываете своего ученика Юрия и посылаете мне обучающие уроки. С любовью из России.

[@yudipitre5720]

Love this lesson you explaining so freaking great. Definitely will practice. Thank you so much you are awesome.

[@yudipitre5720]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod your cheat sheet is great. I am so busy with all your lessons and utube videos as a beginner. Freaking awesome

[@marshalljemison458]

Good teaching enjoyed it this was so helpful