Music Theory Lesson - Little Wing - Chords and Solo Concepts - Jimi Hendrix

[@MartyMusic]

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[@bobgwinn5091]

ty. few extra bits here i love 65 and i can still hand'jive...lol

[@Skiingfreak280]

Marty Music your stairway to heaven solo tutorial has been deleted! I was halfway learning it😕 can you reupload it?

[@bigboy-vc5ku]

Little wing full lession please?

[@chadharland7700]

Marty that is just bad ass! I have finally gotten to the point of seeing the whole fret board an all triads you used, the embellishments I fully umderstand just need to get a looper an slow it done So I can work on Technical part of it. I have been learning Tim Pierce version an progress well it was slow. I was above my head, but this was just fantastic for Little Wing guy like me. Bro cant thank you enough for the break down.

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[@AndrewHarshy]

How does Marty music learn these songs if he doesn’t have Marty music videos to learn from

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[@mma1st105]

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[@theviolentspectator]

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[@nickbouvy6524]

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[@nathancouch4180]

I really like this song music theory breakdown. It's really nice having someone really explain the song and not just teach me how to play the notes. I had tried to learn little wing before but wasn't ready so here I am years later trying again. Thanks Marty!

[@tieoneon5240]

nat: exactly...the theory is the best when explained as Marty does

[@MauriceGonzalezII]

Marty Schwartz is the best guitar teacher I’ve ever had - and still never met in person. I hope Marty Schwartz realizes how much of a significant impact he has had on so many aspiring guitar players all the way through advanced. Easy to understand and yet thorough and technically sound his lessons are perfect for anyone. Thank you Marty! Even though we haven’t met i consider you a good friend as you have done so much to help me learn guitar theory snd playing skills. You are the fuckin man brother keep it up! Your making a positive difference in the world - keep it up sir we all support you and appreciate you

[@abhinavs.murthy1553]

Jimi was one of those guys who influenced every guitarist on the planet. Even if they don't know it.

[@greatwhite61967]

No doubting Jimi was an innovator but I think that when you talk about a gutarist that's touched & influenced every guitarist, that would have to go to Chuck Berry way before Jimi Hendrix & this is coming from a huge fan of Hendrix... We definitely wouldn't have had all those A List Guitarist's like Jimi Hendrix/Eric Clapton/Buddy Guy et al until Chuck Berry came along & brought his brand of rock electric guitar to the main stream..

[@stijn4771]

Think about Robert Johnson.

[@greatwhite61967]

@@stijn4771 True that about Robert Johnson but unless you were steeped in Blues History it's my guess you wouldnt come across Robert Johnson & alot of those earlier invotatars unless you stayed in the heartlands of the American South & it took a long time & many artist both African American & White to breakdown that cultural barrier down, so that music could be played to all cultures & not be judged but enjoyed... And to me Chuck Berry crossed that divide alot sooner in a way that those earlier pioneers couldn't do because of the ongoing racism he faced like many others at that time & the shear lack of interest from the American market to record these great artists like him unless you came from the South as many young kids who went to Bible & Gospel Churches would sneak around trying to listen to music that was most likely banned in their homes by their parents... Even Chuck Berry had to fight tooth & nail to get his music across like any great artists have to when theres more than music at stake but a social commentary as well of those times... Only a handful of white men bothered to track down some of those early African American invotatars but one man did as he wanted to keep a recorded library of this music from these performers like Robert Johnson/Blind Lemon Jefferson/Charley Patton/Leadbelly & so many others on the acoustic/then the first attempt at guitar amplification with the Resonantor Guitar & there's no denying their influence on guitarist but my point was that it was Chuck Berry that took the guitar back into black hands & played it to an American audience now willing to listen to music that was usually out of their hearing reach, that & he played the electric guitar like no other at the time... Why do you think that out of all the songs to play from that time period in the first ' Back The Future ' film when Marty McFly goes to the Ball & ends up playing & singing a song on stage & they chose Chuck Berrys " Johnny B Good " as it was like nothing anyone had heard of before & it was loved by blacks & whites all across America... In the UK those artists songs were brought over when british citizens or record store owners went there for a holiday or to find the next best thing & would bring back all of these great acts both black & white & that was passed on to their kids... In fact most UK kids asked friends & basically anyone who was visiting America to bring over all of those great blues & gospel acts so they could listen to them & to this day there's still a section of Americans that don't & can't get why we love the Blues so much UK... You have to remember that even white artists like Elvis Presley & Jerry Lee Lewis to name only 2 struggled to get on any radios outside of certain areas of the South of America, as alot of these artist only got played in their localised areas, as the rest of America wasn't interested in this music, in fact it wasn't even given any marketing or airplay because the majority of white americans out with the South didn't want this music to get within an inch of corrupting their young kids minds & body's... There was one white gentleman who went all over the south to all the shacks & huts & bars, basically anywhere were this music was being played to record it on primitive equipment & keep it alive for historical posterity as he felt it was going to die away because of the lack of interest in this black southern music... You'll have to forgive me as I've forgotten his name but you need to realise that no one except purist fans were interested in those early guitar players & lets not forget about those great gospel acts & singers that came from the South... Ironically it was what we call the British Invasion Of America by white bands & acts from the UK like the Beatles then the The Rolling Stones/Herman's Hermits/The Kinks/Dave Clark Five & Peter Greens earlier line up of Fleetwood Mac along with many others there after that played the Blues or a rock version of it back to the American public couldn't get enough of it, which then opened a door for fans to find the original versions of those songs recorded by Black Artists which they thought was a cover version of that song when in fact it was originally recorded by black southern acts who wouldn't couldn't get proper airtime in every southern area nevermind the rest of the USA... I'm not being disrespectful as I have no idea of your knowledge & in fact you may know more than me, so I don't mean to preach or sound like I know everything, as I don't but I've amassed a huge range of eclectic music that to me I don't even categories or look at it as a white person or someone of any any other ethnicity, as all I hear is music & I don't care about the colour of their skin... To give you an idea of how difficult it was for African American Acts to get significant airplay out with the South, Fats Domino's song " Ain't That A Shame " was covered & sung by Pat Boone because even though they didn't want blacks performing these songs they knew there was money to be made & again ironically it led fans of Pat Boones song to track down Fats Domino's version thinking that was a cover when it was the original version to start with... I could go on but I've things to do & it's an each to their own as to who they believe was the best innovative guitarist... To this day I've mentioned Duan Eddy as one of my favourite singers & guitarists but many of them have said " Who " but I don't berate them & point that in the right direction... There are so so many that I'm blessed to have heard of them & shared them with others & all the great guitarists that came from the earliest days right up until now & it's sad to see so many of my greats pass away like BB King & so many more but that's life & we all pass on eventually & if we leave something for others to make their life that little bit better or more like these great musicians & singers then I'm happier for it... Its surprise you to know that I have a list longer than both arms outwide of so many that I could've mentioned like Buddy Guy/Freddie King & Albert King but for this comment I went with Chuck Berry... Chuck Berrys Johnny B Good was launched in the Voyager 1 along with others artist as a message to any life forms out there & that tells what you need to know about Chucks contribution & especially that one song Johnny B Good... There was a great story I heard years ago that NASA had received a reply from alien life forms & the reply they sent back was: " Send Us More Chuck Berry Songs " I had to grin & thought it was a great anecdote that tells even in jest they still mention Chuck Berry as one of thee true first innovators that broke from the racial divide...

[@stijn4771]

@@greatwhite61967 Wow man, well thought out comment. That's a rare sight in this place called youtube. I can see you care about your music history.

[@monsieurlechef]

I love Jimi and I consider him one of the true geniuses of guitar and more extensively of music itself. That being said, we have to look at people like Django Reiinhardt, Robert johnson, Charlie Christian and Oscar Aleman among others to understand how guitar playing changed drastically after that period.

[@SouthMeckStunna]

This video makes you realize how much of a genius Jimi was

[@andresalord9940]

And Marty...

[@MrSoccerRuben]

Your timing of "uploading the right lesson for me" is right on spot. Keep it up Marty!

[@edwinattard2846]

I went from listening to John Frusciante talking about Little Wing and not attempting to play it because it sounded too hard, to now having the intro down pat in about 6 weeks of sporadic playing thanks to these vids. Keep up the good work mate!

[@kayitzfinley]

I am here for the same reason. Frusciante talking about going to that festival when he was a kid watching some guy playing Little Wing.

[@nicolorusso1732]

same for me ahah

[@georgethebugeater7950]

Hey Marty. For the past 3 years since I have been playing I heard Little Wing from your channel and have been trying to get that Jimi Rhythm technique down. You have been the main person who has helped me with my guitar playing and I want to thank you.

[@mrmarco3924]

Thanx ... I realy love the "why it works" lessons instead of just copy+paste and don't know what you're doing ... hope you can do more "Theory - Chords and Solo concepts" lessons :)

[@gabrielprau]

I'm just about to complete my first year on my guitar, get stuck on pentatonics and now I can see clearly now! What a master you are. thx a lot.

[@beth6194]

This is the exact video i needed! I'm performing Little Wing for my music assessment. thank you so much.

[@niceguy91320]

Marty, I have to say that you are the most effective guitar teacher for me. I often struggle to understand what is happening with other courses, but how you break it down & talk through it, it starts to come together for me. Thank you for offering these courses.

[@joemurphy3308]

I was playing Little Wing and always wanted to solo after the intro. I came to the right place; Thanks Marty!! 👏👏👊

[@higheststandards3344]

God bless you, I was just listening to jimi Hendrix and getting to really know his music. I said to my self, I want to know how to play in his style. 4 hours later God said "MARTY MAKE MUSIC AND GIVE THIS GIFT TO OTHERS" such as me and everyone who has watched and who will watch this video. Thank you Marty and God bless you.😇🙏

[@Jesusislife369]

Thank you for your guitar lessons Marty ! Im from Mauritius island and i love listening to Jimi Hendrix's songs. specially this one. We are actually in complete lockdown in my country since one week and we need to stay home 24/24because of the coronavirus,.. i learn the intro since the beginning of the curfew. and now im practicing it to become better everyday. THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR PATIENCE TO SHOW US THE RIGHT WAY TO PLAY IT. i am very happy to learn from you and wish you could be my teacher in life. i hank you also because without you i would have been bored now. EXCUSE ME FOR MY ENGLISH.. (FRENCH IS MY FIRST LANGUAGE) Continu to make us happy Marty. :)

[@rmcc655]

This is my new favorite Marty video. I've been saying that I can't believe that you dont have well over 1 million subs and now youre finally almost there. You deserve it man, you've been on here forever and have probably taught more people how to play guitar than anyone. It's great you're finally getting some recognition.

[@billward2264]

This way of explaining the song is so powerful, so clear. Thank you Marty!

[@caleb8075]

One of the most helpful hendrix videos. Thanks Marty! I appreciate you fam

[@jacobkillingsworth1188]

almost 3 years and this video is still underrated. Thank you so much marty

[@fernandochaves2435]

Man!!! I'm gonna study this video for the whole week! I finally found someone that teaches guitar with quality. Congratulations on the methodology you use, it's very effective.

[@DailyDoseOfScripture1]

Just wanted to say you’re an amazing teacher. And you have been helping me and my friend Ben for years. I have a request, give my love to rose. And I see a darkness by Johnny Cash. Have an amazing day I’ll see you tomorrow.

[@vicpnut1]

Hendrix a genius and writing this song really proves it for me ...all that being said , the firs time I hear SRV cover of it ...wow just wow....I still get chills when I hear Stevie’s version. It evokes such emotion in me I’ve actually shed a tear while listening from time to time .

[@BARKINGattheMOON100]

Vic Soboleski Hendrix did not write Hey Joe.😂🤣😂

[@eliasabbas8450]

@@BARKINGattheMOON100 this is little wing

[@seamusbrowne4909]

@@eliasabbas8450 Must've been 'Out of it'.😂🤣😂

[@eliasabbas8450]

@@seamusbrowne4909 Probably hahaha

[@hellomister332]

hey Marty i wanted to say thank you for teaching me how to play the guitar a year ago, im still whatcing your videos and having so much fun, keep up the good work! Also if you have the time could you do a video on Jimi Hendrix's Earth blues?

[@SebastianGerges]

im watching this after the intro video. Learning this song for a scholarship opportunity at my university. Quite literally in awe by how genius jimi was for his time. As well as the phenomenal teacher that you are for breaking all these chord patterns and positions that add so much variety to such a simple chord progression. Thank you for this

[@danielbodin9388]

Thanks for another great lesson! This is one I will come back to multiple times to revisit. 20:30 for rhythm chords to start looper and soloing practice.

[@Silex8080]

Buying a Jimi Hendrix signature strat, sitting on the sofa, watching this guitar lesson, having fun and THANK YOU MARTY

[@MrLamxm]

One of your best lessons ever! I think i will spend more than a week just working on those concepts, thank you very ver much!!

[@kjguitarman]

Well done breaking down the song, Marty. I can hear Jimi listening and saying, “Ah, groovy jammin’ on my bag, brother!” ☮️✌🏿

[@raekwonmorris8858]

This video should have way more likes than it does. I think you should post a short of this video to get it more love! I love videos like this and hope you keep making ones like it! We love you Marty! ❤🎉

[@kcsebastian]

Killer lesson. Love your vibrato and that part of the solo where you were following the chords was eye opening.

[@Treaxvour]

Holy Hendrix. This video is great. I love the improvisation. Jimi would be proud.

[@bretschwartz]

I keep coming back to this, besides a great song its a fantastic caged/scale exercise! Watching you do the loop really helped getting the timing down and now I'm actually listening for the chord changes. its a master class exercise in putting it all together. Its my deserted island practice routine :)

[@MalucaXXI]

It could take my whole life to learn half the lessons that Marty post in a couple of years! By the way, I'm learning a lot. Thanks Marty, you're awesome guy, couldn't do without you.

[@dontassumemyfender9866]

Such an important video this. Not just about learning the licks but to learn why they are being played. Like so many, I listen to Hendrix pretty much daily and I go through different emotions. I listen, I still get blown away and then selfishly, I become a little angry. Because I feel that we were deprived of alot of amazing music. And to think, he wasn't even at his peak. Very sad. Thanks for this, Marty. Very beneficial. I hope you're are well and healthy.

[@keithh8661]

This song was tuff,I had to break it down in exercises,ta get my hand to listen,now you have Given me the why,and it's all built on previous lessons you taught,it really put the whole finger Board together as one thing,I really really appreciate it,and your ausom gift,thanks

[@jimmyd6279]

I love these theory behind style song lessons.Please do some more Marty.

[@russellmartinez3893]

Just tuned in for little wings and you've blown me away, awesome and inspiring and amazing at the same time 🎉😊

[@joshphillips5335]

That’s gotta be one of the most beautiful sounds a guitar can make

[@pt5820]

Hi Marty Just want to say thank you for taking the time on making this great video with embellishments that go great with this version of little wing. I had in the past bought your video instructional cds going back about 5-6 years ago and they helped me improve my guitar playing. Thanks again. I still watch and enjoy your videos.

[@linkselliott]

One of your best lessons! Understand the music theory and understanding why the song is structured the way it is makes learning these more intimidating / seaming difficult songs less difficult to learn.

[@RealKennethChoi]

why does your random licks sound better than if i were to try my hardest

[@andrewmartin3570]

years of practice

[@marcotonetti]

One of the best theory lessons I've ever watched; for sure the best around Hendrix!

[@toneswithtommyrobbie450]

Man you don’t get enough credit. From all of us that had to figure it out on our own, thank you.

[@kkapoun]

Excellent lesson again Marty. Every time I view it I learn something new

[@Jamamegapr]

I’ve always said that the player that really understands this song and the theory behind it, crosses to another plateau of guitar playing. y’know what I mean? It’s like a goal in a blues guitar player’s life. Really great video, Marty!

[@johnpandolfino8663]

Great job Marty..... I remember hearing a guy playing this song many years ago on the NYC subway platform while waiting for a train thinking what a beautiful chord sequence..... Jimi was a master at that....so fluid so artful and creative Derek and the Dominos do a great version also..... every one knows the SRV version which is killer

[@MrThebigcheese75]

My wife walked down the isle to little wing, it's our song, this has helped me really get a handle on playing it. Thanks Marty.

[@Rywar309]

Getting close to a million subs Marty! Been teaching myself guitar since the start of the year and you've been such a great help

[@autocrow]

Wow Marty. Too cool. That's just what I needed. I'm going to write down the chords Then I can start with all open chords and then start slipping in some CAGED "Hendrix style" chords. I believe this song is meant to be played different every time. That's what makes it so awesome. Thanks for the killer lesson!!

[@franktrevor3330]

Excelent lesson! Very well explained, clarifying the harmonic structure of the song. Love lessons like these! Thank you, Marty!

[@jamespostlethwaite7799]

that strat is stunning

[@joe6931]

HEY MARTY! Can't wait to try this one, the first little wing lesson was great I've been trying to play it for years and only now I can do it, thanks 😁

[@BradleySteen-jz2hk]

Thanks so much Marty for all you do I wanted to take a guitar class but can't afford it. I've learned so much from you.

[@davidnoland8974]

Marty! I love 'ya and you have taught me a T-O-N !! Please, if I may, stop with the tuning down a 1/2 step. We (speaking for myself obviously) get it relative to the recording, but I hate having to re-tune just for these Jimi videos. Ok I have a 2nd (and 3rd) guitar, but still, there is always "The Favorite". Otherwise, I'll just shut up and carry on with your lessons. :) Thanks !!!!

[@DoctorColg8]

I've tried to find so many "local" guitar teachers to basically listen to what I "got" and teach me some of the insights I'm missing. I learned a lot of my blues links lucky enough to live across the street from Johnny Shine's coffee hangout 20 years ago that I still use daily. But inevitably I leave the guitar teacher with a book, some theory notes and perhaps some practice tips. I've been playing on/off for 50 years...still an amateur, but I find Marty so much more enlightening. I wish the were videos on how to use a loop pedal or how to best use my recording software...maybe there are. Problem is, at 59 I'm beginning to forget faster then I learn :( Prevagen anyone? Anyway.. thanks Marty...inspiring at the very least. DrColg8

[@ermitaomaligno]

loop pedal helps me a lot, there's no big deal, just need to be aware of timming

[@philmilner7673]

He does have a number of pedal video on loops, overdrive, distortion etc.. if you plug in Marty Schwartz.. looper etc into google you'll get enough hits to have fun with. I have an RC30 .. 2 channel .. its a blast. Enjoy.. never too old for learning.

[@SeattleBrown1]

Marty humbles me every time. I have a long way to go.. Thank you sir!

[@jacobezzell]

Teaching how to play a song is one thing, but dissecting why it all flows together is amazing. Thanks Marty! I got so much out of this, hope you do more!

[@alessandrobruno850]

"take the Hendrix thing, and make that happen". you re the best Marty !!

[@adam6649]

Your Amazing i learned the intro thanks to you in less than an hour. You explained it very well, now i'm gonna watch this cause i wanna improvise better than to play minor blues. See if i Can play around the changes.

[@TheAirRunner1]

god damn the intro on this marty. bravo.

[@josephandhelentabris4052]

Great work, such a pure teaching for a sacred song in the rock hymnal , your awesome!

[@jimlegge9657]

Wow ! Great tone. I love just watching. I will try to play like this, but ... Love your lessons in any event.

[@betabest4582]

This is one of the best lessons I ever seen. It is all there....great content. Thanks Marty

[@johnlindsaygreen8547]

Wow! I love that song! in fact, back in the day I had the album. Marty, thanks so much for demystifying how to play this song. Although I'm only on lesson 6 of your Beginners course, my goal is to do exactly what you've played here. That being said, I know that I need to learn the Pentatonic scales and the others. So, I'm in it for the long haul! Thanks again Marty, I so appreciate you for sharing.

[@onayweaver2860]

You've got some serious soul brother man!! Your teaching style is clear and easy to understand. Thank you 🤙

[@jaygallamore562]

Marty, thanks so much! This lesson in combination with the CAGED system has taken my theory and playing to the next level. Keep up the good work!

[@autocrow]

This lesson needs a love button!! Like isn't good enough. : )

[@gavincoleman]

Bit late to this, but his is the most informative and explanatory lesson I have seen on Hendrix. There is so much to get out of it. Thankyou

[@cyb3r3vil30]

WoW! You kinda rough on that old strat I'm afraid to take the chance push and pull the neck my luck I'd have a broken guitar great lesson as always Thanks Bro! Another top 10 song of all time now I know your in my head!

[@clarkmccurdy9865]

Wow! That was beautiful and I learned a ton! How do you keep getting so much better at playing and teaching each year?!? It’s a joy to see. Thank you Marty

[@bobturano1247]

I've been with you for years....from way back... always on it....sweet and simple....thanks marty

[@tieoneon5240]

that Bm walk down to A minor is killllaaa!! great lesson

[@antwonchris1]

Hi Marty ... I just dare to propose.. there is a solo in a mel that I am singing for.. decades now, and although I learn from you a lot, for which I am grateful to you, I wish I could be able to add a bit of this solo of this mel: Bonnie Tyler - Jungle Thank for the lessons that you give, wish you all the best

[@rayross997]

Nice playing Marty and awesome lesson. Thanks bigly.

[@NeonBlade]

Definitely the best Hendrix style teacher on KZbin

[@vindieseldouble]

There is no thing quite like the sound of a triple single coil Strat. That's why I bought one and have it arriving tomorrow. I'll be back to learn this song at some point. By the way, I really loved your jam session with Ed King. I just sat there in awe smiling the first time I watched it. *Subscribed*

[@stebortz2468]

great marty! i always look for your tutorials because you explain so well!! i find it very easy to understand,you use the right speed and very clear..thank's

[@philippinefandango2859]

Just on the top of the list, of one of the best songs ever... It is definitely my ultimate goal song to learn... Thanks so much, Marty... Well done....

[@NeonBlade]

Been watching your clips last couple of weeks. My fingers are so sore I can barely pick up a cup of coffee. Thanks

[@eduardoperdomo4943]

Since I bought my first electric guitar 2 years ago, you have been my Yoda guitar masta!!! Thanks for this... This sound is my Aquile's heel.. but I will keep trying to get it..

[@gavinb144]

I want more videos like this! Learn how to play the song and learning the theory behind it! Awesome stuff!

[@lucashoss3200]

Thanks Marty. Almost 1 million man, congrats!

[@deadpatriot8047]

Marty you gotta do these videos on a regular dissecting great guitar tunes. I don't want to learn note for note. awesome concept thanks

[@LV-cn9bx]

Awesome Marty!! I wish I had these videos when I started playing guitar in '95.

[@SunriseMidnight]

Marty much love my man, been following for a while and I’m so glad to see you release this video for us. Cant wait to be showing this off to my friends paired with your intro video!

[@PaulJonesy]

Excellent Marty, glad to see some theory behind the shapes, your videos just get better and better. Fly on, little wing!

[@williamreaves3780]

Great tune... Marty. Even without words, you show what a killer it is by using those tasty licks and other embellishments. Sounds great!

[@stanwgg]

I keep going back to this video. Awesome job Marty! awesome job!

[@cozmoruckaz]

Ya Marty, man you always shred. Always makes me smile.

[@lawofaverages5373]

worth a like for the intro alone. Sheer class mate.

[@samuelhamilton46]

Thank you Marty, one of the best lesson avaible on little wing, maybe the best to understand Jimi Hendrix mind, thanks again

[@talesgomes3007]

Marty, really thanks for these lesson, you dont't know how it's important for me learning theses stuff. Great!

[@flyingv29]

Is that Han Solo jamming out on your shirt? Legendary. Thanks for the lesson!

[@vsf125]

Marty that lesson is up there with one of the best! And to top it off a nice show at the end 😀🤗

[@Robwhat]

Awesome lesson, Marty! Thank you for going into such detail about how to understand the underlying theory of this song 🙂

[@professorplates5689]

Great stuff, Marty. As usual, I love everything you do and appreciate your vast contribution to the guitar world. It would be awesome if you could do a lesson on one of Led Zeppelin’s lesser known tunes called Traveling Riverside Blued off of the BBC Recording Sessions. Jimmy Page has a really cool riff that bridges the gap between rock and really old school Delta blues type stuff. Thanks again and I’ll be sure to support you!

[@domagojskrbin8633]

Great video...it really helps to all of us who are on a begining level of playing

[@jesterruth1238]

All those chords is from one pool of notes, e minor- Marty Schwartz . A part of guitarist history and culture forever more

[@patsaysoff8103]

This lesson was absolutely terrific. Could you do more of these and update the bold as love video with this?