HOW TO INSTANTLY Play Musical Guitar Solos

Today we can instantly play musical sounding guitar solos by using this rhythm guitar technique. A great way to make your guitar solos sound more musical is to continue the rhythm pulse into you solo phrases.
Video Contents
0:00 How to instantly play musical guitar solos intro.
0:36 What you’ll learn in this blue rock guitar solo lesson.
1:29 Rhythm guitar breakdown to play better guitar solos.
3:40 Breakdown guitar solo ideas.
8:35 Blues rock solo guitar lesson.

[@69fenderstratdan]

Best damn guitar teacher on KZbin. Hands down. Thank you for your instruction sir!!!!!

[@rustysguitar1]

I really appreciate that! You’re always very welcome! Thanks a lot for the comment🤛

[@guitarmeetsscience]

You make such an important point about tying the rhythm of the lead with what's going on underneath. That advice right there is priceless. I also like how you highlight going from minor pentatonic to major pentatonic and back - a player can double their vocabulary just by alternating among that three fret range. Another awesome lesson Rusty!

[@rustysguitar1]

Hey Jimmy, I appreciate your words and wisdom here. Thanks so much.🤛

[@guitarmeetsscience]

.... And thank you for inspiring me to dust off the ax. My fingers on the other hand don't thank you lol. You put them to work! Keep up the great work - your lessons are number one on here!

[@rustysguitar1]

@@guitarmeetsscience You are a great player Jimmy!!! And I appreciate your support 🤛

[@jonmoreno9703]

A great lesson to build on....thanks Rusty for sharing your knowledge so freely.

[@rustysguitar1]

Yes, definitely something to build on! Thanks a lot for watching👍

[@Mr.Krinkle]

"Never lose the groove to find a note." - Victor Wooten Spot on Rusty!

[@rustysguitar1]

Right on bro 😎 Thanks for the comment 👍

[@rafa_guitar]

Rhythm is the most important skill, much more than the notes we choose, thanks for the lesson buddy!

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re right, Rafa! Thanks a lot for checking out the video👍

[@CD_Character]

Great lesson, Rusty. I'll say it again - your lessons are always practical and immediately employable.

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks so much for your continued support! I appreciate her positive feedback. See you soon.👍

[@gr637]

Thank you so much for this lesson, it was a light bulb moment for me. ‘Tying the phrasing back to the chord, with movement’. I will never forget that.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome! I’m really glad to hear that! We all need those little things to keep us excited. Thanks.👍

[@Razn1917]

Thank you Rusty! Great lesson!!! 👏👍

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome, Ray! Thanks a lot👍

[@robmurray9825]

Brilliant 😊

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Thanks a lot, Rob👍

[@patrickbarr6398]

Brilliant!

[@rustysguitar1]

I appreciate that! Thank you Patrick 👍

[@fenderbender3478]

Always enjoy and learn something from your videos Rusty.

[@rustysguitar1]

Right on FB!!! Thanks a lot 👍

[@PirateRadioPodcasts]

Thanks matey! Captain "Long John" Sinclair.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome Long John!!! Thanks matey👍

[@gjy5150]

Your lessons are always very helpful for an old guy like me. Thank you!

[@rustysguitar1]

I’m glad that the lesson’s are helpful!!! Thanks a lot for watching 👍

[@stephengrainger248]

Thanks for another excellent lesson, Rusty.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome SG!!! Thanks a lot 👍

[@martingalicia36695]

Awesome lesson and good reminder to keep that rhythm moving. Thank you!!

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks Martin! I appreciate it 👍

[@RickHavok]

Great lesson. If I could just add, without stepping on your toes, try counting it 1&a 2&a 3&a 4&a, where the shuffle is on the beat and A (or "uh") of the beat. 1 a 2 a, etc... The middle note, or & of the triplet, can also be played to fill some areas in a little more.

[@rustysguitar1]

That is actually a better way to count it. Good to hear from you, Rick. Thanks.👍

[@ruthhancock7665]

Another fantastic lesson, Rusty, and I thank you, Sir. You make these concepts so very simple to grasp.

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks so much,RH!!! I’m happy to hear that you’re getting something from the lessons! See you soon❤️

[@f81456]

Thank you for the great advice/lesson.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome! I appreciate the comment. Thanks.👍

[@MustafaBaabad]

Thank you very much Rusty for the good tips to feel the groove of the rhythm with the body movement or tap the foot. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome Mustafa!!! Cheers from Chicago. The groove and movement are important! Thanks buddy!👍

[@simonpratley3301]

Gold! That's exactly what I am not doing. It's so obvious, but I didn't see it... umm... feel it! Thank you Rusty! 🎸

[@rustysguitar1]

That’s awesome Simon!!! I hope you have fun with it! Catch you later bud 🤛

[@BadassBrutusGuitar]

Well done grandmaster!!

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks a lot Bert👍

[@KillickGreenieRN]

Thanks Rusty, that was such a great lesson. I really like the way you get right down to the essence of what we need to know. That SRV esque shuffle and solo was great. Thanks mate.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome mate!!! SRV Was a master at that shuffle rhythm! Thanks a lot for the comment✌️

[@scottharrison9083]

Best guitar teacher

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks Scott!!! Happy Sunday 🙏

[@benpowersguitar]

Great advice and playing.

[@rustysguitar1]

I appreciate that Ben! Thanks man 👍

[@DonCarlos-pb4gt]

Hey Rusty! I've had a ton of fun playing along with this video and plugging in riffs from your other lessons. Great confidence builder. Thank you for all you do!

[@rustysguitar1]

I’m happy to hear that DC!!! Thank you for taking the time to watch my videos. I hope to see you soon bud 👍

[@CaChuaTV380]

Thanks tutorials guitar amezing

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks. I hope you liked the lesson.👍

[@tater9085]

There’s a lot of good guitar teacher out there, but I must say, Rusty you’re the greatest! I have enjoyed listening to you and learning from you. Thanks for sharing your passion with us! Keep up the great work!

[@rustysguitar1]

I really appreciate that! Thanks a lot! I hope to see you soon👍

[@Rayram555]

Looking and sounding great Rusty!

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks Ray!!! I appreciate you checking in 👍

[@markkempster7367]

Keep em coming rusty. Thanks for all the time tou put into doing these vids

[@rustysguitar1]

More to come! Thanks a lot, Mark👍

[@ukmom44]

Thank you Rusty. I love the way you talk in principles in your lessons. It means that I can apply the ideas across my playing.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome! I’m glad you are getting something from the lessons. Thanks.👍

[@1acudoc]

Sorry to say that I haven’t watched your channel before. I have watched a total of two videos and you have managed to resolved a topic that I have spent an unbelievable amount of time on “ Major And Minor”. It seems that everyone has a different perspective on teaching it and so far I have found it very confusing. I have just been doing it the way I believe was right and made sense to me. You have shown me in this video that I am doing it the same as you. Thank you so much. This made my day. Couldn’t I also change from Minor To Major by starting on the Minor root note, on the E string and begin playing Box 2 of the Major Pentatonic? New Sub.😊

[@rustysguitar1]

I’m really glad you like the videos! I have another major minor pentatonic lesson coming out tomorrow. See you soon.👍 Thanks for subscribing to my channel.🤛

[@dougbennett7881]

Great tip Rusty. Solos are great but without the rhythm to tie it to, it doesn't sound right. This is going to help me so much. Thank you sir. Hope all is well with you and yours. : - )

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks Doug! We got to have the groove! All is well with our family. Thanks, Doug and enjoy the rest of your week.👍

[@Angus-h9f]

Just found this channel. Diggin’ it.

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool 😎 I’m glad you found my channel!!! Thanks buddy 👍

[@stevefielding8324]

Just awesome as always! Thanks for your generosity Rusty.

[@rustysguitar1]

I’m glad to hear that Steve! Thanks a lot, buddy👍

[@jonahguitarguy]

Cool Rusty! Thanks Bro.

[@rustysguitar1]

Right on Jonah! Thanks buddy👍

[@drewdietz2115]

Another great lesson, thanks

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks a lot, Drew! Catch you later🤛

[@drewdietz2115]

@@rustysguitar1 Hey bud are you the same Rusty as Rusty Cooley? Anyway, I will take up your recommendation and purchase Ted Greens book on Chord Chemistry. Thanks my man and Rock or Blues on.

[@stephengrainger248]

Brilliant, Rusty. My foot was tapping. Thanks, Steve, from Australia.

[@rustysguitar1]

Right on Steve!!! Keep rockin mate! Cheers buddy 👍

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[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@jammininthepast]

Thanks brother, after years playing (clubs-shows) I/we can still pick up some tools and riffs. You're helping my sit down and learn @ practice time. PS: gosh I love my/your Fenders they just sound sweet. Thanks brother, you're appreciated.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome! Let’s keep on rockin my brother! Have a great rest of your weekend. Thanks.👍

[@NoahVincello]

Without thinking, that came naturally for me first couple year of playing, 30 years later now it’s all about arrangement of all the different techniques and skills I’ve learned into cohesive sounding songs

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool! Thanks for checking in Jonny! I’m glad we get to hang out together on the Guitar journey. Catch you later.👍

[@NoahVincello]

@@rustysguitar1 Thanks Rusty, always inspiring watching your content, have a good one

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[@scoobydoo4087]

Rusty you’re da man. Thanks. Excellent advice

[@rustysguitar1]

Right on Scooby!!! Thanks bro 😎

[@SonicGrace]

Rusty , Dude :) Excellent Man !!! GTSY Brotherman :)

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks so much, Daniel👍

[@paulkelly6853]

Brilliant lesson again Rusty.........thanks Paul from Ireland

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks, Paul! I appreciate it👍

[@ToB10ya]

Thx Rusty. Glad I found you! Keep up the good work. You are appreciated. I subscribed.

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool! I’m glad you found my channel! And thanks for subscribing👍

[@patrickdaneau2772]

Another wonderful lesson! It is so simple, but so effective! I take my guitar right away and try this! Thanks a lot, Rusty!

[@rustysguitar1]

Good to hear from you, Patrick! Thanks buddy. See you soon.👍

[@nigelpayne1262]

A great blues rock style Rusty!! I'm definitely going to try this one thanks for explaining how to play it.👍

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool! I hope you have fun with it! Thanks, Nigel✌️

[@grateful3300]

This helped. Thanks

[@rustysguitar1]

Nice! I’m happy to hear that! Thanks 👍

[@RavdeepSandhu]

Hey @Rusty another great video. Hope you release a full course for intermediate players one day

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks a lot buddy!!! I appreciate the feedback. A course would be good!👍

[@manuvere1986]

Great lesson Rusty, some great phrases in there that I am gonna steal 😂

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks a lot!!! I hope you have fun with them! 👍

[@Melih-is-drawing]

I don't comment a lot but.. That's really helped me out of A LOT!! THX❤

[@rustysguitar1]

I’m glad that the lesson was helpful! Thank you 👍

[@skyhigh1278]

I keep trying and that's part of the fun , though its frustrating when I loose you at some point or you lose me I don't know, guess it's my slow working brain but keep up the good work, cheers from uk

[@rustysguitar1]

Just try to keep pushing yourself farther each time! And most of all have fun! I appreciate the comment, mate! Cheers👍

[@xyzpharaoh123]

The God of finger flow movement

[@rustysguitar1]

That’s a good one! Thanks a lot, my friend👍

[@TonyMcGreal]

Fantastic presentation Rusty👍👍🎸🎸

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks Tony 👍

[@Stevegotit]

Rusty nice lesson im out of my rut thanks

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool Steve!!! It’s time to start having fun with your guitar again! Thanks buddy 👍

[@DannyOklamchak-nn8rj]

More lessons on timing. How you started this video with counting. But continue thru the lessons that way. Thanks for the lessons they're great

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks for the feedback, Danny! I’m glad you’d like the lessons. Talk to you soon.👍

[@tonyaxeman4381]

Rusty You teach very well only thing is when You say go back to the root You should say what that is . Unless it is part of learning all the notes .

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks for the feedback, Tony! It is so important to know the root notes of the scales and chords ✌️

[@steverogers7566]

Love watching your videos Rusty even though I’ve only been playing for a few months . What should I have under my fingers before I can actually start to grasp and make use of your teachings. Many thanks.God bless

[@rustysguitar1]

I’m glad you like the videos Steve! As a beginner you should be starting to memorize the fretboard. Focusing on the root notes of the chords and scales! This will help you to quickly understand many KZbin lessons. Also, you should be learning how to connect the chords and scales together. And start to learn the habits of your favorite guitar players. I’m glad we’re going through the Guitar journey together. Thanks, Steve.👍

[@steverogers7566]

@@rustysguitar1 you’re a great person Rusty, it shines through in your lessons. I’m very grateful and glad to have found you.

[@rustysguitar1]

@@steverogers7566 thank you for the kind message Steve! I really do appreciate it 🤛

[@matiaschaparro823]

An an intermidiate, this is gold, does he do private lessons? or got a course?

[@rustysguitar1]

I’m glad you got some thing from the lesson! I only do the KZbin lessons. But it’s good to see you here. Thanks a lot.👍

[@surfside16]

Thanks.

[@rustysguitar1]

You’re welcome! Thank you 🤛

[@johnbondra4882]

Should we use our looper to keep the rhythm going?

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks for checking out the video, John! I appreciate it👍

[@wjewell63]

What are the three P's ,? Lol.......👍

[@rustysguitar1]

We all need to practice practice practice!!! thanks WJ👍

[@NoahVincello]

I still don’t know much about guitar theory 😂

[@rustysguitar1]

Many great players don’t know much theory! It sounds like you have a great ear though. Thanks.👍

[@NoahVincello]

@@rustysguitar1 Yeah, that must be it 😂