Learn How to Play a Blues Guitar Solo with Call and Response

[@TheBoonPlatoon]

This guy has the most impeccable tone and phrasing. I'm very impressed.

[@TenThumbsProductions]

"Again, if you listen actively..." that is the best advice in the whole video. Active, focused listening.

[@lgnlint]

That's the thing about the blues that I haven't been able to find in any other music styles. The emotion that seems to just flow from the player into the guitar. It's like the guitar is singing and you can feel their pain.

[@stephenmcinerney9457]

Sure, but also check out Mark Knopfler (e.g. Telegraph Road Part II)

[@jordangordan8980]

The hardest part for me is stringing it all together. I have a good grasp on what notes to hit when. But my sentences haven't connected fully yet. They dont quite resolve and make sense a lot of the time.. working on it! This guy has a lot of good information.

[@StudlyStudmuffin]

This is beyond great information! This guy knows how to explain it! This is epic!!!!

[@mohammadanwarulislam8021]

TheMacocko HI,I like this video because this video very essential for learning to play guitar . A product I also found useful for learn to play guitar book online is Elumpa Simple Guitar Alchemist - find "best rated blues guitar course" on google if you like.

[@Wanderer123]

Very authentic playing and sound.

[@Bluesman2509]

Lovely classic blues solo

[@donk.5730]

Great- we need more great musicians like Mike. Forget fancy polish in presenting, get the guys who know- like Mike . Well done, don't laugh at him Mr. Interviewer, You've got a lot to learn here!

[@stuntnet]

I love, love, love these lessons! Michael Williams - you are hugely inspiring! I learn so much from these lessons. THANKS!

[@stephenjames4937]

Fan-bloody-tastic! I'd like to play in this chap's band.

[@TheAto2000]

Thank you KZbin for suggesting this. I wasn't sure before what the call and response meant, even though I'm studying blues more now.

[@realDelwar]

Hi,this video is so amaizing. you have done a great job because this is so helpful to learn guitar. at firstly what you suggest that good. and carry on. I thinink that this is the only video on youtube what you have upload which I have ever seen.

[@runrabbitrun4342]

Wow that was really great, I've had the hardest time staying in one place and making sense of it, Or getting the most of those few strings And your example for this hole thing kinda opened up some doors for me, For that I say thank you, I was almost ready to give up 2 years of trying to learn until this, Its just enough gas to keep me going, Thanks again.

[@cyclingchick7]

AWESOME playin' blues-in' and great lesson. Thanks TONS!

[@aksisoylenemez]

very informative. thanks for great tips

[@pogchamp7983]

I'm gonna start sparse *proceeds to play incredibly intricate licks* Lol what a legend.

[@warptek]

This is real guitar playing. Thank you Michael. Subscribed.

[@Tolbiny]

This is gold dust.

[@7A35]

Best lesson ever.

[@jamesvaldez718]

Very epic, Thanks for helping us have a better understanding. I get it.. Not lets apply this.. Much appreciated brother...

[@dracumelenios]

So true, you can never play better than you can listen.

[@jamesmagana315]

Kool. Yes music is a lifetime art. Thanks sooooo much. Add jazz scales to this. And look out

[@musicfan6575]

Good stuff Man, Don't Forget Stevie Ray.

[@jordangordan8980]

Right. He's a monster. And he's the one who opened the doors to the blues for me. I haven't looked back.

[@omegabri]

The man has the blues.......... Nice

[@robpags]

Amazing phrasing

[@nondastzavaras5393]

This is awesome. Thanks for the offer!

[@pkon758]

You certainly got my attention! WOW!

[@jimiostraco8396]

You are my hero! Your the best!

[@FarrahnsMom]

Question and answer phrasing.....my fav.....

[@smilefleury2615]

I would like to know why 58 people dislike this amazing solo😡😡😡😡😡

[@SuperRand13]

+Smile Fleury because they're the type of people that believe being a good guitarist means you play twelve billion notes a second, where as everyone else understands speed is just a small part of it. Sure a fast solo can sound good but if it's not been thought about or got any emotion behind it it just won't feel the same, and the feeling of a song is what really counts.

[@garrettguitar6583]

He is showing off more than teaching.

[@golfalot1]

Monster guitar faces goin' on! Great playing!

[@Ndo01]

He's soooo good

[@richatlsomm833]

bravo bravo amazing

[@rednecksam95]

Blues beast!!!!!

[@reening]

1:02-1:07 made me think my internet died again lol

[@John-KJV-mz5um]

That made me laugh @ 1:02 to 1:10, that's an old school joke, i really liked it! Waaahaha! Great guitar player

[@greenmanalishi6963]

Is there a full clip

[@michaelmadonna1715]

nice lesson ...very useful

[@BrentHutchinson]

Great video!

[@cpayne1757]

So, any thoughts for beginners on using backing tracks / loops...??

[@kathehun6034]

Whats the guy doing on a left ?

[@ihsantriapramanda1973]

+K A TheHUN Enjoying the blues

[@panthason]

Finally!!! Well said!!! Clapping my azz off.good vid,really on point. Awesome!!!

[@bobwright4945]

Master Bluesman

[@rhythmx1498]

Great Advice..

[@saywin3091]

2024 This is my favorite "Blues resume."

[@maxkiki]

Great information! Thank You!!

[@roxburydude100]

luv that tele...

[@eyesonmedia]

Yes! Nice. Ok, hands. Do that stuff!

[@djangomango11]

Licks and Tone with Mojo Soul !

[@MrChriswilley]

Very good Michael..well done..bw CW

[@J.Artistry]

thank you for the gems

[@tjerkheringa937]

What is that amp?

[@AlexSosaBolivia]

Very nice.

[@stevenpaul3886]

This guys the shit! Real deal!!! Fantastic

[@rpmblues7018]

Yeah brother.....

[@blueonblack83]

Buy an American Standard Tele or Strat -> They are like workhorses and should keep you going for a long while... in my opinion.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Super Slow Sweet Blues Cool Thanks !!!!!!

[@aryashrestha6601]

cool man

[@runrabbitrun4342]

I wish I would have found you sooner.

[@roxburydude100]

superb....

[@cadilacslim]

Yes, at first I didn't like this guy, a college guy playing the blues, but after 40 years of Texas blues this guy has phrasing down.

[@XxOSTONEBENOTSOxX]

whats the backtrack song ? anybody knows the name ..or any similar song so i could practice ...thanks :D

[@M4TT4TT4CK]

I think he said it during the videp

[@1BLUESMEN]

Awesome player. Give us some mo pls...

[@chrishandsome4267]

Is that Dane cooks brother?

[@MrJoeyBoombotz]

4:20

[@user-ko4fx6th6k]

Tremendous interviewer.

[@patrickdolan.]

8 people disliked this??

[@SmoKyBruceLee]

Yeeeahh

[@StudlyStudmuffin]

This man is my fucking hero!!!

[@MuhammadFaiz-gp8ml]

his guitar play kinda like Jimmie Vaughan style

[@Alchemist3333]

Must not make eye contact with the boy or he will steal my mojo!!

[@oscarlebassiste3530]

Try to feel the blues, bro!

[@cpayne1757]

You don't use a pick - why...??

[@ryanwhite3663]

Picks aren't essential. A lot of great guitarists rarely use them, to name a couple: Mark Knopfler, Jeff Beck

[@jcm-ls5gs]

He probably lost his guitar pick, and said F..k it....I learned how to finger pick when I was a teenager, because I was always losing picks. I mainly play with a pick, but it is nice to be able to do both.

[@StudlyStudmuffin]

Shit! I can almost do that.

[@johnheath970]

Me too. "Almost". :-)

[@idsiuclanleader]

+TheMacocko damn, im having so much trouble building my solos

[@neilgroves181]

skip to 4:20 to avoid the boring chit chat.

[@Geno5]

Neil Groves Thank you 🙏

[@Tolbiny]

Some of the "boring chit chat" is very useful and informative. Space, time, breathing, leaving gaps etc. I wouldn't skip the first bit if I were you.

[@pogchamp7983]

The explanations are the most important part if we could figure this stuff out just by listening to our favourite players we wouldn't need to search for help.

[@pjp967]

this is not about the amount of notes hahaha

[@Geno5]

Learn? 4 minutes of an explanation,,, 3 minutes of him playing, and 2 more minutes of him explaining. Did not teach anything

[@El_Pimpin_Shizz]

4:20