Must Know Country Guitar Licks - Double Stops - Steel Bends - Sub Dominants

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Free TAB & Track here. www.theinspiredguitarist.com/p/freebies

[@billd3806]

There is a lot talking, but when I finally settled down and focused more on theory my playing got a lot better

[@jonalexander8935]

Light bulb moment for an old rocker. Slide in that country note, position, etc. Thanks so much!

[@jwdeeming]

I've been a guitar teacher for many years. I really like your teaching style. Good stuff!

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Thanks

[@ronaldburo7354]

love how clean everything you play sounds. just great country guitar. thanks Jason.

[@robertbarnes9745]

Great stuff! Learned these by ear at the gym Going home to grab a guitar and play them. Thank you!

[@slackandsteel]

Took the course a few months ago and have made money with these licks since!

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Love hearing that

[@telecaster7855]

It is lessons like this that prove why you are the best teacher out there.

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Wow thanks

[@derekhoward9201]

Inspiring

[@mr.yellowstrat3352]

If you get a notification that someone dislikes your video it was me on accident 😅 I fixed it though and subscribed! 🤘

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Ha ok thanks

[@frankortega4280]

Great lesson Jason.

[@3GreeneBJ]

This is proper information and I thank you for it.

[@michaelpalumbo3799]

Been playing 50 years and you always open up new worlds to me. Great lesson as always!

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Thanks!

[@billd3806]

Great lesson and sound. What guitar and pickups are using?

[@teleplayer7081]

Jason, you put out such great material, you inspire people to pick up their guitar. Even people who haven't started their journey but want to, and they see your videos, I'm certain it makes them want to start learning . Thank you for such great videos!❤

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Wow, thanks!

[@teleplayer7081]

@@JasonLoughlinMusic No, thank you!!!! :)

[@DadRockAndGuitars]

Awesome lesson as always Jason! Thanks for these and your courses. Really helpful 👍

[@splukoes]

Excellent lesson

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Glad you liked it!

[@wivesontour]

love this man! thank you

[@NickKizirnis]

Great lesson, looking forward to the course!

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@michaellnbnj]

Just found your channel, Jason - Great stuff! I appreciate the content!

[@19del69]

Great sounds and great pace to the lesson. THANKS!

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Glad you liked it!

[@kennybluet5527]

Nicely explained . Learned some pedal licks listening to Marty Stuart. This helps a lot.

[@Dave-gf3kd]

Really well explained! Thanks!

[@LukeShort-q5t]

THANKS

[@rickmoore7501]

this was a really great lesson, thanks Jason.

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

You're very welcome

[@RedDirtRules]

Good stuff Jason. Thanks for sharing your talent ❤

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

You bet

[@ZalMoxis]

Love it.... thanks Jason👊

[@ambroseharper8316]

That's great playing 👏

[@HowardCornelius-j3w]

Thank you

[@josephreinhart8712]

Do I want to continue down that path? Like...let me think abou...OK! On it!

[@kylekruszewski1078]

Great stuff as always, Jason! Yet another reminder how beneficial it is to know the triads over, under, and sideways down!

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Thanks!

[@randyratliff1475]

Great licks. Great breakdown. Thanks to you, I think ive finally begun to "get" the musicality as opposed to just getting the mechanics.

[@Pacopeco31]

I've got a doubt, what sort of gage must the strings be?..to allow those bendings...

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

10-46

[@ARONHALLAM]

Sounds great, is it pronounced 'lufflin'? I live in loughborough (pronounced lufbura)

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

Pronounced “lock-lin”. Originally spelled Lochlainn

[@rogermoser853]

Good sound..too much talkin..

[@JasonLoughlinMusic]

I recommend more listening on your part

[@phillymathguy8142]

100% disagree. Jason is trying to teach us to view each starting position as one of the triad's inversions. From there, identify the 1,3,&5 in that inversion. From there, identify where the coloring tones are - the 2nd, 6th, and flatted 7th. Eventually the minor 3rd and flatted 5th become easy to see. You learn to HEAR what each tone adds to the lick. He's teaching us WHY we put our fingers in each position, not just where to put them. Much easier to learn (& remember!) the licks when you understand HOW they are constructed. You are a much better guitarist with that skill.