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[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@crashdaddy261]

I hear a LOT of KZbinrs say that whatever tip or trick they're going to show you will "LEVEL UP YOUR PLAYING," but in all that time, this is the first one that actually did. I mean the change is immediate, and all the people in my music group here at the old folks' home noticed it right off. Plus, once you get the concept, you just naturally want to move it around all over. This video should be required viewing for all intermediate guitar arteests. Thank you very much! 🎸🤘

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Perfect timing. Beautifully simple.

[@MarkBuondonno]

Thank you! I love stuff that makes it make more sense 🤙🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@SmartMeditationFilms]

Thank you!

[@MustafaBaabad]

I was waiting for my wife to do her shopping and your licks threw me out to wonderful environment. Suddenly everything looks beautiful. Amazing nuance that you can bring with the licks. Thank you very much Eddie.

[@brianphelps1183]

Really love these little lessons you do here!!

[@kimdobson6770]

Sweet

[@liquidsmokemustang1537]

Love this lesson. And, I love the flame maple neck on that strat! Just beautiful.

[@Bryt25]

The style of this impro reminds me very much of the B side of Green Onions = 'Behave Yourself.' Nice lesson, thank you.

[@martinjohnson2021]

Beautiful, I love it, I'll play it with soul and my guitar face. 👍🤙

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

My head already is shaped like a guitar. If I comb six hairs straight down and then open my mouth wide in a big circle, it's truly a guitar face. And then, of course, I make da-da-da sounds following the Am pentatonic scale while focusing on A-D-E chord tones. I truly does work.

[@slatebook2384]

Music is so simple. Fortunately, there's people like you to show it and make it even more simple. I knew all there voicings and did practiced them, still never thought to use them that way, always looking for more complex settings. Thank you very much I will start the new year able to play blues and solo at the same time while sounding on track. For the rest of the year I will try to apply this logic to other genres. Meaning always keeping the actual current chord ready to sing if needed. Happy new year from Marseille, France!

[@sebastianmalkaes6338]

I love this lesson.

[@stringman509]

Great lesson I've got all this in me and my head ,it's just getting it on to te fret board thanks Colin UK 🇬🇧 👍

[@jhn1987]

Very nice and very practical tutorial. Very simple, well explained, and can be immediately incorporated into blues improvisation.

[@juliochingaling5824]

Excellent video. Blessings.

[@Kennethswoodcarvings]

Sweet and Simple! The Way I LIke Guitar Lessons To Be.

[@bianxcumbie7206]

Awesome E(V)H lol!! You tha man! Love this. BXC!

[@XLR8NXS32]

Thanks Eddie! I caught this video on TV 2 days ago and I really enjoyed it. I was really happy to see it in my inbox today. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and. making things easier to understand.

[@greyskydawg5284]

I like this guy’s lessons.

[@jeffrowlette]

Liked, already been subscribed a long time, and even left a helpful comment below!

[@michaelkolaski6051]

Happy New Year, Eddie and a thanks for the lesson! Very, much appreciated!!

[@meinhendl]

sounds wonderful ! thank you !

[@johnmacmillan627]

Thanks Eddie, very clearly explained. Season’s greetings

[@juliodefreitas157]

Absolutely awesome ❤️ ❤

[@ted9876]

Great intro to playing over the changes. Thanks

[@rogercarey5397]

Thanks again

[@d.l.huntministries8131]

That sure sounds good, I got my GPR book & loving it !

[@greg-warsaw4708]

This one really answers an issue I had, being non-advanced. Knowing pentatonic scales I practice them which hardly sounds musical, even when selecting various notes, not just up&down. What is missing are chords to include and weave a tissue with micro-solo fills. And real, complete chords hardly fit, are awkward in this context. Chords stripped down to just basic essentials are what I was missing to make simple jamming along pentatonic scales sound like resembling music. Thank you! Thumb up and the subscribe button deployed.

[@gergemall]

Love your guitar class

[@maceleder3768]

Great lesson Eddie. I've always hated playing the blues, now I understand its because I never knew how to play em.

[@danmcnamara7782]

thanks!!!!

[@lesliel1182]

That was fun playing in major. I ways play in minor. I just played along with that track with you only once and wow! I swear I sound so good! Thanks for that!

[@user-wp2ej5mn4c]

I like it

[@RoyBoyMX]

Got it in my head, Now lets look at these notes..

[@goodtimes54]

thanx so much

[@anthonycashero7605]

Happy New year. 🎉 it's 3 with the right face.

[@PR-BEACHBOY]

Ed, this is a great lesson! You are a damned great teacher!! I’ve heard of “chord tones” forever but no one has put the info together in such a lucid and understandable way. Thanks

[@dezionlion]

You always have great lookin guitars

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Thanks!

[@derekmarks4055]

Anything 10 times better is highly appreciated for we’re I’ve been at 🎉🎉🎉❤

[@rogercarey5397]

Nice

[@TheChicagoTodd]

Cool guitar!

[@msblades5382]

NICE ....🤘

[@alandunn6602]

[@TheChicagoTodd]

Interesting. I see that you played the E7 chord without changing position. As I'm intermediate, probably would have slid my hand up to play the E7 chord at the 7th fret. By keeping all the chords in the "home position", should make it easier to talk about hitting the notes for the chords as they change. Great video Eddie!

[@danmcnamara7782]

great lesson - and that fretboard on that Strat is BEAUTIFUL!!!! What is the wood? Really like what you did here - and your delivery and teaching style is really good!

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Thank you! The neck wood is roasted flame maple.

[@matthewcyahoo]

A great video. I am always on the lookout for playing over the 12 bar blues chord changes as well as adding a few little things like triads. I would change the title of this video and I think you would get way more views. My favorite You Tube channel....

[@dreuxschoenbeck2625]

Hey Eddie, are you going to be coming out with your version of a course anytime soon that’s on triads and chord tone targeting??

[@larry573]

thanks man...got a new hood to hang in

[@kneeboarderndevon]

Is it one of the GMM backing tracks, and if so, which one please? Sounds amazing

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Here you go :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoWYeGN6l6l0fsU

[@Kennethswoodcarvings]

Is this part of a course that would be named Sololing Over Chord Changes?

[@ronniesearcy6602]

Is this in the GMM COURSES?

[@robpetoletti826]

🎸🎸🎸

[@roderickmercadejas2218]

💯♥🎵🎼🎸

[@cyberpunkdarren]

Where can we get the backing track?

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoWYeGN6l6l0fsU

[@MustafaBaabad]

I realize that your triad does not include the root note. So only the 3rd, the 5th and the Flat7. Is that the case?

[@stevec9972]

On the A7 & D7 yes

[@dezionlion]

Fender strat?

[@luphrie1439]

I think its the Bruno Mars one

[@OnwardAndEdward]

It’s a partscaster. Neck made by IA Guitars and the body is MJT

[@1lucasvan1]

a7 triad has no root?

[@OnwardAndEdward]

The b7th, 3rd, and 5th are enough to indicate the A7 chord

[@francelemegan2316]

Please show fingers on strings and frets so we can see your cords and picture of finger position

[@OnwardAndEdward]

At about 4 minutes in I show you exactly the chords, frets, and finger positions

[@MarkBuondonno]

Thank you!