How To Solo The Way You Have Always Wanted To - Free Soloing Mini Course - Guitar Lesson

[@SticksAandstonesBozo]

I’ve spent thousands of hours playing and in recent years as many hours trying to learn the things I don’t know on youtube. This guy is 1000% the best on the entire platform for people who know the basics or a little more but want to get to that level of knowing the fretboard inside and out and play all over without thinking.

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks man! Glad you liked the video and that it helped you out!

[@slowpoke7888]

Amen!

[@jimkostan9932]

U will get there,,, don't over think it:

[@guitmeister]

Amazing how many (little things) you can forget over 47-yrs of playing (jamming) Thanks for bringing that back (to me) I needed this refresher, as simple as it is. You ARE the best Papa !!!

[@BrettPapa]

Thank ya! Glad I could help!

[@Ben-Ken]

Best chord tone solo instructor on KZbin!

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks man!

[@marksc1929]

Agreed

[@lawncuttingplusdelta]

It’s cool how on the A chord , you bent to the 3 rd and it sounds like joe Walsh and the black crowes had a baby !! …. BRETT , you are my go to for connecting the dots !! 💪🏻

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks so much Paul!

[@marksc1929]

Brett's channel is great ....he's a really good , positive , humble dude ( instructor) and a great player ...his timing is sublime ...you have sloppy , and you have polished ...Brett's right there in the middle ...where most want to be...I would highly suggest following Brett and his channel ....cheers 👍

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks man! Glad you like the vids!

[@mattrobillard1007]

You sure know how to explain things to make sense of them. You’re a great teacher and great player. Thank you!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks man! Glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!

[@PaulPauliePabloPaolo]

Your ideas about soloing with chord tones and the way you communicate it really are the only thing that have made sense to me in 30 years of trying to get to a place I want to be in the guitar universe. I found some of your previous vids on this subject about 6 months ago... Im still not that great at applying it in a totally improvisational manner, but when I can work them out the results are much more musically interesting. I found your ideas so helpful. Thankyou! You are my guitar solo guru!.

[@BrettPapa]

Haha thanks Paul! Glad you like the vids and that they are helping!

[@johnhauser9477]

There is no one better at teaching the approach to melodic soloing than you. Love your style and playing. Thank you!

[@BrettPapa]

Man, thanks for the kind words! Glad you like the vids! Thanks so much for checking them out!

[@MJsap13]

Videos like this, and the ones on your membership site are the reason you are the best teacher on the internet. No over complicated theory terminology, or chord names I can’t pronounce. Perfect content for people who want to know the “why” behind what there favorite players are doing without their brains exploding out of confusion. Good on you Brett, you’re the man!

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks! So glad you like the lessons. Thanks for the support!

[@rayballance7980]

This is so awesome. I can’t tell you how much I’ve learned from your chord tone soloing videos. Thank you!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Ray! Glad you like the vids!

[@sandman3236]

@@BrettPapa i deg selv om den nye kan

[@williamphillips1852]

The tone of your strat is really balanced and beautiful

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks William!

[@thedannygarciashow4756]

Blown away at the simplicity of the explanation. I’ve watched so many videos and I feel like I finally found the one that makes sense

[@BrettPapa]

Oh man that's great to hear! Glad it helped!

[@andrewkim6037]

It’s sort of sad, but this is the guitar lesson I’ve been searching 30 years for. Thanks so much Brett, best guitar video ever!

[@BrettPapa]

Wow, thanks man! Glad you liked the vids!

[@tfrost33elkhunter]

At 38:58 in the video is the single most important take away for me. I have technique, but am completely unschooled. This speaks to me BIG TIME! I could always write great melodic solos. But it took forever to work them out because I have no idea what I’m doing. I am now slowing down and taking my Brett Papa lessons. My improvement has been immense. Thank you!

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear! Glad the vids have been helping!

[@michaelneill4738]

The second half of this vid is the best guitar instruction I’ve ever seen on KZbin. Thanks man.

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! Thanks man! You are welcome!

[@benjsmith7042]

1000 thumbs ups can't say enough, wish you were around 50 years ago and I'm 62. Love your vids and I am working the 100 licks now. TY so much

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome glad you liked it! Make sure you check out brettpapa.com that is my site. Thanks for watching!

[@mikeford1337]

Brett, I played out professionally 15+ yrs. 30yrs ago😎. 2yr absence from the fretboard. 6mins in been kinda slow. Excellent tutorial man. A Big Thank You! I'm coming back out as StormyBlue. Helped me get my head where it needed to be , Peace out my brother👍😎

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for checking it out Mike!

[@NawImNate]

keep the lighting! its cozy, everythings still visible thx for the lessons as always!

[@BrettPapa]

Will do. Thanks for watching!

[@olivierpillon4663]

Thankful for your time and help in creating these videos!!!This is how I've always wanted to play,I wanna you as a teacher !....unfortunately I live in France .Brett you are a great instructor!! Merci encore pour toutes les belles leçons .

[@BrettPapa]

Haha thanks man! Wish you lived closer too!

[@kds7645]

My brother! You are light in my musical life! Congratulations! What a wonderful melody!

[@BrettPapa]

Haha! Thanks so much! Glad you liked the video!

[@Rocker9362]

Bro, Probably one of the best Video Lesson I have ever watched. Learned so much. Thank you, Thank you.

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear Rick! Thanks so much for watching!

[@ak1969]

Best teacher on KZbin IMO. I took the membership and I can highly recommend that you you too, if you are not studying in some music school, but you want to get the most out of your playing. It's very easy to improve your "base"-level and after you start seeing those chord positions etc, it's very easy to remember all the scales etc. Give it a try. And no, i am not a partner or anything and i pay the membership from my own purse. It is just bloody cool stuff there.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks so much for the support! So glad to hear you are enjoying the membership!

[@57RickH]

While I haven’t totally wrapped my head around this information yet, I do have a feeling it’s what I need to watch as many times as necessary and absorb for things to start clickin’ 😀 Thanks, looking forward to the other videos!

[@marksc1929]

Agreed

[@keithgerard7784]

Brett, you're mode five for me as a great teacher. Can't go behind seven modes for great teachers you're one of them. Ty

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@buzzard451]

Talk about master class, thank you Mr Papa what a lesson . I’ve seen this all explained before yet I e never got it until now. You sir are a true teacher, thank you.

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks! Glad it helped ya out!

[@samratbose443]

Man I can't get enough of the tone of all your guitars. The tones are just phenomenal.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Samrat! Glad you like the tones!

[@samratbose443]

@@BrettPapa Thanks for replying.😊

[@williamphillips1852]

Can’t tell you how much I appreciate your style of teaching. Your knowledge of the fretboard and systems are fresh and always so melodic!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for checking it out! Glad you like the vids!

[@VonBluesman]

Great tone, love the mood lighting for modes, minor, major pentatonic scales, chord progressions, and chord shapes. Wishing you a great new year in 2021. Thanks.

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome sir! Thanks for checking it out!

[@chrisr530]

Easily one the best Teachers on KZbin, if not THE best. I need to get going on a membership Brett, you have taught me so much through your free videos that I need to start giving back a bit. Thx man!!

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks man! Glad you like the vids! Come check out the membership! Over 700 vids and more coming soon!

[@jodyd5899]

Good grief what a lesson! We can't thank you enough. When I first picked up a guitar, a friend loaned me ' Mel Bay's Book of Chords' Kids now have a gold mine of free info online

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Jody! Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@trustyaxe]

Second! Great videos, as always, man! EDIT: I commented on this before I watched the whole video. Wow...this has some eye opening stuff in it! Your explanations of the chords and the scales just gave me an "AHA" moment. Thank you for taking time to put this up, Brett!

[@BrettPapa]

Way to go lol! Thanks for watching!

[@patrickoflynn5414]

Hey man I really have to say u are an excellent teacher. You've shune a light on some things for me. They're a lot of ups and downs when it comes to the guitar especially when it comes to the theory side of things. Thank you for making these videos and il be sticking with you and your channel man. Much love from Ireland..

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear Patrick! Thanks for checking out the video!

[@dnickell5343]

As someone who has your CAGED course and refers to it regularly. I also found some additional lights going on with this lesson. I think you did a great job illustrating hitting the 1/3/5 and how they worked with the changes, and how to find them. Well done!

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear and thanks so much for the support!

[@ericsantiago2746]

Thank you for the time you take to teach. I think you are an excellent guitar teacher and your playing stands on its own. All can say is thank you.

[@BrettPapa]

Thats awesome man! Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you like the vids!

[@blakehimself2816]

Awesome lesson. Found this searching 'chord tone soloing'. Nailed it. Enjoying digging thru the old videos. Thank you.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks! Thanks for checking out all the vids!

[@johnpanpone7734]

I really like your way of teaching. It's great to learn n practice playing with your teaching lesson. Thanks a lot.

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear John! Thanks for checking out the lessons!

[@CaptainFantastic222]

I got the scales down and CAGED system down. Starting to get my soloing better. This is a great video that puts it all together.

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear! Thanks for checking it out!

[@Moto4Christ]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing man! God bless you and your family!

[@BrettPapa]

You too! Thanks for watching!

[@Rocker9362]

💡 💡 💡 💡 💡 You just made all the lightbulbs turn on. Thanks Brother.

[@BrettPapa]

Yes! Glad to help. Thanks for watching!

[@zazoomatt]

geez Bret I got lessons for life with everyone But you. I suck. And you show exactly what I need to put all this work together & to be GREAT. A lot better than I think I am all EARS

[@BrettPapa]

Haha! Thanks for checking out the vids though!

[@stevecottom6694]

Fab teacher . Best out there. Great format makes it fun and easy to understand.keep them comming..

[@BrettPapa]

Thank ya sir! Glad you like the vids!

[@michaelmerrullo2043]

This is such a great video! i forgot I had signed up for the course a while back when first viewing this. You are one of the finest teachers in my book.Been of fan of your teaching for many years. This was so much fun. Thank you for another great lesson and making this cool sounding stuff so digestible

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks Michael! Glad you like the vids! Thanks for checking them out!

[@nic1208]

Thank you for the lesson Papastache! Definitely one of the best teachers on YT.

[@BrettPapa]

Nic thanks man! Glad you liked it!

[@metalfuryskulls]

Always great videos from you Brett. Particularly like the round up at the end giving specifics of what to do next - I've understood the chord tone soloing method for a while, but just haven't been implementing it properly. I bought a second hand looper pedal a few months back, so will try the 'shape a day' idea; reckon that will get it under my fingers!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks! Yeah this is the key to my opinion to really getting a handle over the fretboard. Thanks for checking it out!

[@tianjohan4633]

Tu BP. This is pure voodoo and black magic. I think I can finally get fretboard freedom, if I just keep at it for a while. I will sign up this free 5 part course right now. Maybe then I'd be just a little wiser or at least your course can keep me on the target and keep me grinding away.

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome man! Hope you like it!

[@meganostra6633]

Brett I've been sitting here with my looper for the last 7 hrs working with this new found knowlege you've shared, when I should been sleeping lol! Gona be long night at work man THANKS ALOT 🤣😂 no, really thanks so much!!

[@BrettPapa]

Lol! Glad I could help Jake!

[@philiphengchow6490]

Super awesome teacher amongst many other youtube guitar lesson.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks for the kind words Phillip!

[@meganostra6633]

Brett your pitch bending is soooo damned spot on!! My hero!! Lol 👍

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Jake! It is a constant struggle lol!

[@meganostra6633]

@@BrettPapa Hey man I'm willing to take on that struggle haha, long as you keep leading the way!!

[@fredigutierrez7385]

Makes a lot of sense , taking blindfold off, you are the man!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks! Glad it helped!

[@douglaschristine8387]

Great lesson with abundant information. Your videos are getting like Brian at AM.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@leimaniax]

Brett! Thank you for this course. It's crazy-good, excellent information and incredibly valuable. Helping to lock in so much. Particularly useful in how to use scales to play through chord changes. You're doing amazing work, friend. Thank you.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks so much! Glad you like it!

[@djbny2la]

Thanks so much for this. Got something to do for the next month!

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! More coming soon!

[@djbny2la]

@@BrettPapa I think I misspoke. I have been on lesson one for at least a week alone, and I am only halfway through it. It was easy enough to look at the "A-F#m-D-E" progression and figure out how to add the C# from the D chord, and the G# from the E Chord into the pentatonic position 1 and come up with a couple of melodic passes, because you had moved very slowly and explained in excruciating detail how the notes from those chords were outside of the pentatonic scale, and could be added back in, but I got a little lost when you moved on to the "Am-G-F-G" progression. I think for me to really get this, I am going to have to stop and map out the chords in a few positions and figure out what chord tones (From the Am-G-F-G" progression) are outside the pentatonic... probably a lot more work than "one month" to fully "get." Also, when you add the "G#" and the "C#" to the pentatonic scale, I notice you get the full A major scale, yes?

[@garygnu9169]

I cant beleive how much sense all of fhat made! Freakin Awsome lesson!

[@BrettPapa]

Sweet! Thanks for checking it out!

[@CMQ01]

Thanks for this video dude. It was something i was missing in my playing. I had the puzzle in front of me but was missing a piece. Now that i have the right piece, with some work i’ll get it in th puzzle properly. Thanks again

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear! Glad it helped you out!

[@terrycarroll8418]

Thank you for a Bada$$ lesson bro! I had a few light-bulb moments that I've been desperate for. Also thanks for turning me on to Tom Bukovac. I am truly grateful and appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Stay well !

[@BrettPapa]

No problem Terry! Tom is amazing!

[@robynmorris4237]

I love the way you teach Papa satche!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Robyn! Glad you get something out of it!

[@whatsshaken]

Great methodic steps walk through Incentive.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@MrReddy64]

Holy hell this was a break through for me! Killin it Papa

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! Glad it worked for ya!

[@SyntagmaStation]

Brother Brett. Still love you after all these years.

[@BrettPapa]

😘

[@williamlinville3162]

Brett , just watching your you tube videos alone can make a guitar player into a great melodic guitar player. And without melody , you might as well be shredding just to play fast . Id much rather listen to great melody over repetitive overplaying. My hero is Randy Rhoads Man did he have melody. Brett , your very inspiring .

[@BrettPapa]

Wow thanks William! Randy is one of my favorites too. He was such a great composer! Glad the vids are helping. Thanks for checking out the videos!

[@joeurbanowski321]

I’m really glad I decided to watch this video..! It’s probably the best way I’ve seen so far to explain how to marry the chord shapes to the scales and the melody..!👍🏼 Question is… what’s the best practice routine that’ll hammer these shapes into my brain and fingers..? ..so that I’ll eventually not need to take 2 full minutes in order to find my next step in the middle of a progression…? Thanks man..!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Joseph! Honestly just repetition. Pick three chords and work with them in a 5 fret span at a time fusing them with your pentatonic pattern in the same fret area. That will help a ton.

[@joeurbanowski321]

@@BrettPapa Thanks..! Actually I just joined your free lessons and you explained it well… to just record a really slow progression and play the shapes and scales over it..👍🏼 I’m looking forward to learning from your experience… Thanks again..!

[@marcomariani399]

Grande Papa.....bella lezione.quando ci fai Killing floor di Jimi versione Monterey? Ciao

[@VictorRamirez-un8ho]

great lesson! I would like to see you do a series of videos for beginners who are having a hard time grasping the concept, you can make mini lessons per shape.

[@BrettPapa]

I'm making a short course like this right now. Should be out very soon!

[@michaelevans4032]

I’ll always be an awful player, but I’m a better class of awful and Brett has a way of breaking things down so that even I can understand it. He’s helped me to break down stuff that I never thought I’d be able to and now I’m soloing and enjoying my playing again. Thanks Brett!

[@BrettPapa]

Haha I am sure you play just fine Michael. As long as you are enjoying yourself that is all that counts! Thanks for checking out the vids and I glad to hear they are helping you out!

[@johnnyspuggy]

Awesome content dude coupd you do a tutorial on ritchie kotzen fooled again

[@kerrykurschinsky2451]

Trower alway's said,.. you must not loose track of where the note is,..and where the pitch should be at. He is a master of "in between" note's. I have alway's been told I have excellant vibrato ability,... but never really knew where to go,.... this lesson I'm sure is probobly the missing link,...we WILL study it, till we get it,... this will help a bunch,.... thank's......

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! Hope it helps you out!

[@evamalmberg]

This was a great lesson! It really opened my eyes. Thank you so much, Brett. Love from Sweden 🌷🇸🇪

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing! Glad you liked it!

[@MartinVazChannel]

Simply a beautiful lesson.....

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@guyfromnj]

Studio looks good. I like what you did with the wooden wall.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@douglaschristine8387]

When you were playing your melodic solo it sounded so much like Tales from an imaginary Western by Leslie West or maybe it's just on my mind because of his death.

[@williamhurrelbrink3324]

Thanks man you friggin rock!!! Lotta good nuggies in there!! I really appreciate it.

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing William! Glad you liked the vid!

[@madcat8231]

Thanks a lot Brett. Doin the Free course right now ....Awesome :)

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@WilRockQ]

At 12:50 you say over that D Chord you can play the F# minor pentatonic because that D "note is in there." But it's not in the F# minor pentonic scale. It's in the D major pentatonic. I think you then go onto playing the D major pentonic or close to it. This part fo the explanation was a little confusing

[@keshabbose5447]

What a wonderful lesson.....sir...thanks a lot 😍 ❤

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@redmosq4197]

I’d love to know that signal chain. Sounds amazing!!!

[@BrettPapa]

Not quite sure but I would say it was probably the Divided by 13 JRT9/15 with a Rockett Jeff Pedal Archer and some verb and delay in post. I usually like to keep things pretty simple.

[@redmosq4197]

Sounds great. Thank you for all the great content.

[@ReverendHellbilly]

Awesome.Always great stuff.I remember the first I saw you with marty.Keep it up.cheers

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks man! Will do!

[@songwriterautodidacte9853]

Thank you so much Brett, one other great lesson 😄

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome! Thanks for tuning in!

[@Stashmanfpv]

These videos are terrific! I was curious, are you you a touring pro? A studio cat?. Or,.are you mostly concentrating.on the videos and Courses? Im just curious... But,.whatever you do PLEASE don't stop providing all of us with some of the very best lessons online, and for "free." 🙏🏼

[@BrettPapa]

Glad you like them! No I just make my own courses and produce courses for other guitar players. Takes up all of my time. I wouldn't mind getting a little gig now and again though. More videos coming soon!

[@AndyhGuitar]

Appreciate the hard work, thank you sir

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing! Thanks for watching!

[@VonBluesman]

Brett Papa : I was on the Live Stream Members Only website watching your video on Your Equipment You Use and I was curious if you have to run the Ox through your computer to be able to use their software or can you just plug straight into your amp’s speaker input and then plug the amp speaker or speaker cab, directly into the Ox ? In other words can I just plug the Ox into the amp speaker input and get the same effects from the Ox as you do ? Thanks 🙏

[@BrettPapa]

You can run the OX without a computer. You can use an iPad or other device to control the software via bluetooth in a live situation. Also if you want or the OX has a six selector switch on the front you can program six different rig sounds on. XTS also makes a foot switch that you can turn the delay, reverb, and EQ or compressor on and off.

[@VonBluesman]

@@BrettPapa Thanks. Using Bluetooth ? A person would have to have data with their cell phone company ? Sorry for the dumb computer questions. I need computer training so bad. I used PC’s since 1996 and finally bought a MacBook Pro two years ago but mostly use my iPad Pro 12.9. I am afraid the battery would run down and I would be stuck, I don’t have a Sims card but have wireless internet through out the house and now with the latest iOS download when I am on the iPad and my Apple 10XS max phone rings, I mostly always use the speaker phone selection, the conversation now comes across my iPad and blows my mind, which incidentally doesn’t take much to do. LOL 😂 I used to tell my Dad that something was driving me crazy and he would reply, Well that is short trip. LOL 😂 Without putting you on the spot, would you recommend a bedroom player purchasing the OX ? If I do, I will not be able to buy much else for the rest of the year. Mardi Gras and New Orleans Jazz Fest are canceled again this year, I don’t do the Mardi Gras but love going to Jazz Fest and that takes a good bit of money. Sorry to rattle on. Any suggestions on computer training from the house ? I haven’t even used Garage Band yet. I wish you could do a video on how you used to use Garage Band and or how you use your Universal Audio hooked up to your Apple computer and OX, and make it all work. Don’t mean to be a bother. Thanks for responding. Since you are in F. TN. Do you ever see Steve Conn ? I have known him since the mid to late 70’s. Back when Indians would circle the chuck wagons. We used to mimic their drum beats, later changing them to the blues, and then rock n roll. LOL 😂

[@marcotp9]

looking forward for the other lessons !

[@BrettPapa]

Sign up for the full course below the video! Thanks for watching!

[@paulkardoulias9547]

This lesson allowed me to modify Sweet Jane by The Velvet Underground...Pretty amazing...Sounds much more melodic and a sweeter sound...Thanks man!! A simple chord progression that turned a little more sophisticated!!

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome Paul! Glad it helped! Thanks for tuning in!

[@PlouplePoupi]

Excellent, very very clear ! Much thanks🇫🇷👍🏼🍒

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing!

[@paulorobertogeres2523]

Hey Brett. I love the simple easy way you teach. What amp and effects do you use? God bless you. Tks

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks! I switch back and forth between two amps both of which are Divided by 13 amps. The Purple one is a BTR23 and the Black one is a JRT9/15. You can usually tell which one is being used in the guitar shots one the videos. I typically use a Rockett Archer Jeff Beck mod when using either of the amps. Effects are a little verb and delay in post.

[@jeffreyhaley991]

Soooo AWESOME! Thank you so much!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Jeffery! Glad you liked it!

[@davedavid7061]

Holy Shit! The scale shape connection to the chord position just clicked into place for me!

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome Dave!

[@lfader]

Whoa that's alotta' stuff broski !!! You da' man!!!!! Thx. Mr. Papa !!!!! 😎😉💥

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing!

[@barndawg8143]

Hi Brett, was wondering what’s up and coming for the membership only content? Cheers:)

[@BrettPapa]

Lots! You will have 3 new courses from me in the next 3 to 4 months and have access to them before they are available, lessons from guess instructors, and I plan on doing a bunch of rhythm stuff coming up, livestreams, plus as always some more soloing vids lol!

[@billy7no7name]

Hey this is an amazing lesson thanks!

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing Luke!

[@francoisjesus8233]

Hi Brett! Very useful lesson. What is that you playing with your feet? How is it called fos God sake 😳

[@rickyhernandez6234]

not done with the vid yet but awesome!!! Thanks man. We appreciate your hard work

[@BrettPapa]

No problem! Thanks for checking it out!

[@john749]

Is that Mary Jane's Last Dance or Dani California? LOL Very nice lesson. Thank you!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@jimkostan9932]

I Know where my root note is, first, always: :,,,,you explain guitar stuff really well for me, it's fun jamming to your music. T.Y B.P.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Jim!

[@AtticVibes]

Quality video for intermediates like me to get off that plateau, thanks.

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome! Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!

[@trentonkipps]

Your tone is bananas

[@BrettPapa]

Haha thanks! I hope that is a good thing!

[@kryddan666]

Thank you as always for your great video. This is great eye-opener :) That beautiful Fender Stratocaster, what year is it? is it a custom? do share :)

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks! It is actually a Nash guitar with a Fender sticker on it. It's probably 14 years old now.

[@kryddan666]

@@BrettPapa Oh an old Nash. Yeah I've seen you use them. It's a real beauty. My dream one is a white fender with a reverse headstock like KK Downing used 80-82 :)

[@jeffreyhaley9122]

Awesome lesson! Thank you brother!

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@johnmcelhaney8490]

Bret I realy love ya man but our missing it lesson lost me even knowing cage system

[@zachgale9192]

You’re the man Brett!

[@BrettPapa]

No you the man!!

[@johnguitar]

This is crazy Good thx Brett👍🎸🎸🎶

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome to hear glad you liked it!