No Guitar Part On The Song? Do This!

[@chriss1492]

You have some of the best lessons on internet, and your encyclopedic knowledge of R&B-Funk genres is truly impressive.

[@ronleccese8678]

And that's why it's called Tasty Guitar.,😎

[@cvolume]

This is great. I’d love more of these! Cheers

[@vittorioscacchetti2295]

This is an approach I picked up listening to AWB and Michael Jackson's David Williams! In my mind it's kind of like turning the guitar into a percussion that also plays notes

[@waseinmalwar1854]

Nice video idea and great explanation

[@kevinjbiro6849]

Great lesson. I'm going to use this technique in my music

[@GS-uy4xo]

These are great especially when you have a band that can groove and hold it down properly.

[@drewflax]

Hey, Rick. Have you heard Jimmy James' playing with the Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio and the True Loves? Apparently he's a Seattle legend. I love his playing. And he rocks a sweet old Silvertone. Check him out.

[@TastyGuitarcom]

Yeah, dig their stuff. Funny story, I had moved back to my hometown of Tacoma, WA in 2016, they were playing at a bar literally 2 blocks from my apartment. Free show I think, before they were widely known. I skipped it for some reason I can't remember lol

[@nathansterrett3054]

Awesome stuff. Is your middle position on that tele the middle pickup or is it neck and middle?

[@TastyGuitarcom]

Thanks! This was using position 4, which I believe is neck and middle combo.

[@dilipkulkarni2655]

Very nice sir. Thank you .

[@edesbalazs]

Very good ideas, it's a real challenge not to make these songs too busy with guitar :)

[@jimbeaux4988]

Excellent.

[@tom.guitar22]

great vid!!

[@cameron8920]

Thanks❤❤...

[@joseantoniogs9438]

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