Your 1st Old Style Country Lead Guitar Lesson By Scott Grove

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[@rogeralleyne9257]

What makes this video lesson great is how you explain the bare Bones basics!!! 🤘👍👍🤘🤘🤘

[@humpbackhowler3466]

Scott I have not watched in a good long time. I am so pleased with this approach to your teaching. You are extremely valuable to so many that would to like to follow in your footsteps. Now you are a Great Teacher. Thank you and wishing you and yours the very best.

[@banjosue100]

This lesson and your other country lessons are really helping me as I find myself now playing some classic country and light rock on electric guitar when I am not being the banjo player on our bluegrass songs! I am also learning from your harmonica lessons!

[@groovydjs]

Awesome. I'm glad that you are snagging some stuff from what I've put out. Keep on playing my friend!

[@johnnysneed4173]

Scott is one of the best guitar instructors out there on the internet. He can teach really simple to really hard stuff. Thank you Scott for your help !!!

[@imayad]

Great lesson, i love this style of guitar leads. They are very easy to learn too. Thanks Scott

[@groovydjs]

Glad you like them! It's my pleasure to post them.

[@davidpercy5597]

Scott hope life is treating you well ! I have been playing for 30 plus years, and you have never failed to show me new licks..! Kudos to you bro, you are the bomb!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nathanmarshallmusic]

You always show me something I've missed in these many years of playing. Thanks. Great lesson!

[@davidpercy5597]

I watch a lot of your videos, and I think you are by far the best i have seen period !!!!!!!!!

[@ramonamiller8564]

Dr Groovy at his best. An honest straight talking teacher that actually teaches you a lot of the missing links to make your playing more filled. Would just love to see another one of these priceless Country lesson done by Dr groovy, Scott Grove. I have come a long way through his teaching because he is someone you understand. Many thanks Scott. Keep up your priceless lessons. Cheers from down-under Australia.

[@scottthompson850]

Great job. One of the best county lead lessons I’ve found so far.

[@groovydjs]

Wow, thanks!

[@cliffdykes1171]

Country music is good when played with the touch that comes from the heart of the player. THere is a difference in a taught process and feeling it from within. You play with the feel from within.

[@josephd.george9584]

Scott I just want to say i have visited a lot of on line sites & in my personal opinion yours is by far the best i have found. i have played rhythm guitar in a small local band for a few years. After i quit that band i started driving a tractor trailer over the road as a long haul driver running coast to coast. I laid my guitar down now i am retired and its been 32 years since i laid it down now i have started to play some once again but this time i wont to play some lead & with what your help i believe i can actually make it happen!!!!! THANKS SCOTT

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

I sometimes have laid my instruments down for months at a time..But our brain has a tendency to keep on working things out.

[@sebnn]

gracias scott i have been going all over utube for the last two yrs playing scales then listening to myself and although the notes r correct i find that i am just mechanically playing your simple basic beginner lesson was great how to add feeling to what your playing thank u for contributing to the brotherhood of guitar players its generous people like yourself who make the tube so great gbu

[@corneracers9009]

Awesome. Thanks for putting together these basic lessons for those of us just beginning to pick a solo..

[@jessiegarcia8465]

Thanks doctor I have learned so much from u, and I'm 62 thanks again God bless

[@gwag8410]

Scott, I just found your videos yesterday, I am in my 50s and I love your style bro. thanks so much!

[@mikekitzmiller4497]

Absolutely Awesome! So much fun to finally figure out how it works! I have over complicated it for so long. It is finally something that I can remember and have fun with. My friend, You Deliver! Thanks for sharing!

[@jameswilde3414]

hi Scott and greetings from the old country Ireland thanks pal Jimmy

[@jacksingerman7299]

My first video that I've seen you in that you did was when I was trying to learn how to play and sing at the same time and you sat down on your stool and said fuuuck! Really loud it took a half hour of wasting our time to say "just do it"! From then on I took so much from you that you've given and I appreciate that. I know the value of what you have given away is phenomenal I think you're an example of how people should be that they need to start paying attention to the stuff you do for people thanks Scott!

[@shaunobrien8975]

Great Lesson man, as someone who'd never played country before his lesson helped a lot.

[@curtzblues]

Dr. Groovy does not teach a country song, he teaches country playing; priceless. What's in your safe?

[@williamcastleberry7338]

I always enjoy your good old country lessons. It takes us back to the time when country was country music. Thanks

[@groovydjs]

Thanks man. Yeah, it's always fun to go back to these things that HAVE to be in your bag of tricks in order to start making the solos that will eventually evolve....make sense. I'm looking forward to a lot more of these.

[@williamcastleberry7338]

I'll be watching for them. Keep up the great lessons. I bought the hard drive with all your lessons two or three years ago. But I still enjoy watching lessons like these

[@groovydjs]

Thanks man. Yeah, even these little things can shake a brain cell or two loose.....It's nice to revisit the basic stuff that eventually grew into being able to put a solo together and to remember that a lot of the time......these things WERE the solo in some of the oldies. lol Non musicians in the crowd or just in ear's shot of what you're playing when jammin' with others......they will appreciate the simplicity of THIS and they won't know why, but it might be something inside the listener that instinctively draws them towards those licks because they sound fundamental and like it simplifies the sound of the song.....almost like THEY could have played it with an hour's practice without ever touching a guitar before.

[@estring69]

Nice way to practice the down slide I suppose. Will try it.

[@estring69]

Don’t forget West Virginney....

[@daletamke548]

Thanks Scott. Learn something new every time I tune in. Have the whole set of your lessons even picked up the uke now. Thanks again for making me a better guitar player.

[@bryankelley9408]

DR DR thanks again for teaching us a nice OLD country lead. your Country Western lick fits right in here!!!!

[@rkw3118]

An hour long video that I stretched out for 4. And was bummed it had to end! Thank you so much!!!

[@stoneglad]

Great Lesson!!!! After many years of trying to figure out how to play this style of guitar, this lesson basically got me on the right path!! Can’t wait for the second one :)

[@thejanitor1365]

Thank you SO MUCH for recording and posting this Scott. Very, very helpful. You are wonderful. Ignore the evil who post negativity, they’re headed for a permanent scorching anyway.

[@390rocket]

Wicked good lesson(s) Scott, really appreciate these type of lessons. Good, old school country music, takes me back to being a kid. Hope all is well with you and yours. Thanks.

[@rescareguy]

I wish I had access to this video back in the day when I first picked up a guitar! None of the "Music Theory" instruction that goes over most people's heads (to me,most of it is crap). Just good old fashion common sense approach to the guitar!

[@leerenslear1064]

Scott you just may be one of the most admired dudes around....people just dig ya...honesty and nice if not provoked...ha ha....I do own all your lessons....great !

[@lancebragg9637]

Amazing! I just found you for the first time. Your teaching is impeccable. I can’t wait to see more! Thanks a million!

[@loveguitars]

Hey Scott, Excellent Lesson!! Thank you!!

[@barry5607]

Hi Scott Awesome !love this country lesson thank you for sharing and passing the Torch! you are a great teacher and very kind Soul Peace B.B

[@krustybuzzard2477]

Mornin doc I'm gonna have to learn all my new stuff from you .I had to lay my dad (old teacher ) to rest Friday.that damn cancer finally got him.

[@jerryevans6646]

Scott love your teaching, 74 still trying to learn more.

[@groovydjs]

You can do it!

[@mciver47]

Thank you for paying it forward on your lessons.

[@paulmadden708]

Hey Scott, first time viewing your lessons. Amazing my friend, thank you for keeping country real. I look forward to learning more from you. Freaking awesome teaching method.

[@steveontiveros5425]

Thank you Dr. Groovy for this lesson , been looking for something easy to teach my 23 yr old granddaughter. This is something we can play around with on my cabins deck after supper time . 😎👍

[@groovydjs]

Sweet! So glad that it will come in handy.

[@EdDanaGuitar]

These are the videos I love! Cheers Dr. Groovy!

[@curtisblair9519]

This is one I love here , been using for years I don't like to chase cords phrasing much better that part is new to me I no I'm going into older lessons but I don't want to miss anything. Thanks Scott I sure would like to buy one of those fender tele I have never owned one

[@rkw3118]

Ah ha! Kentucky? I visited there briefly in the 70's. Fort Knox..basic training. The long haired country boy had to retire the fiddle for a couple of decades... Chokin' the chicken!!! More, please more!!!🤠

[@50sclassiccountryguitar]

Hey, Dr. Groovy, been missing your lesson on the “ Tube “. I tried many years ago to learn guitar, but “ things “ got in the way, at that time I stumbled upon your lessons and enjoyed them immensely! Now, retired and at age 72 am trying to get back to the guitar, the only problem is I can’t seem to find anything on here that compares to what you you were offering! I enjoy this tutorial and would for you to submit more country music videos, from beginning and beyond! Thank you much for your time and concern!

[@groovydjs]

Many thanks John. The classic country is the only way to go huh? I'm with you my friend. I'll put up some more for you. I've opened up access to some of the old lessons again to keep my friends entertained and informed until I can make my way back here.

[@cletisjones8116]

great lesson been struggling for months thru other videos and I'm playing in 30 minutes with your video thx a mill

[@DBCisco]

Thanks Scott. I needed this for the last 40 years. lol

[@wewilliewilson1974]

This was a supper cool video to get people started soloing wish I had watched this 4 years ago when I started playing lead

[@rkw3118]

Cattywompass, kookalooney, thingamabob? You gotta be a Cheesehead born in the sixties? I have never enjoyed playing along so much!!! Love it!!!

[@analogoutdoors]

Love that strat! And I agree with Ed Dana; I'll watch pretty much anything you put out, but these are the ones I love, even though most of this I am already well acquainted with. I learn a ton just looking at how different musicians approach the same things. Helps to see them in a new way. That's always good. Stop learning and you are dead musically, IMO.

[@douggauzy6258]

I love this lesson . Great to sound like your making music . That’s. For me !

[@goodbuddy79]

I am learning a lot from your videos. Thanks a lot!

[@humpbackhowler3466]

My God whatever caused you change the world needs some of it. I’m so happy for you.

[@gerardfarrell5617]

The best tudouring I've seen online by far

[@lamartin5042]

Scott is the best. Just so without any airs. So honest and perfect. Great camera angle too!

[@robertrichter7702]

😅

[@mikederr1882]

Man thanks for sharing your knowledge!Love that you teach real world playing and not theory!Keep on staying real man!Rock on Scott!

[@garysmith4070]

Thankyou Scott that was, a lot off great stuff, well done. Pat on back my friend, Gary

[@groovydjs]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@mikahheckenbach6922]

Love your country tone Dr. Groovy

[@666docker]

Not a boring kiddohangout, but another good (free) lesson. So , thank you.Again.

[@bobrbrt]

Thanks Scott Good to see and hear ya

[@trustfultechnicfreak4651]

Fantastic stuff to learn. Did watch some of your videos but did not really start learning. I am old, having grabbed the guitar at age 75 and do not know if I can do it by listening and watching. Never studied reading notes but I started mainly with the brochure supplyed with the guitar and other written info, can also read tablatures. Now I started for the first time digging deep and working through the first bunch of E A B7 chords, trying to absorb first as you proposed. Now I look forward to make some progress.

[@brianyork5510]

My father used to say cattywampus. If you estrogen pumpers out there don't think Scott is a good dude your not wired correctly. This lesson is free, and has to be kinda boring for him to do. He does it because he likes helping people learn this awesome, at times maddening, instrument. It seems some people are the opposite. They enjoy tearing people down. I can count on one hand the number of times I've down voted something let alone commented negatively. If I do comment negatively it's because some little fuck that wouldn't dare speak up in person just has to put someone down. Unfortunately, the guitar community has a lot of these insolent little circle jerkers. Nine times out of ten you check them out and they're into heavy metal. I'm not putting down heavy metal. I like hard rock, and older metal. It's just an observation. I'm too far along for this lesson, but thanks Scott for some of your other country lessons. I want to learn everything I can, and this old country music reminds me of my parents. Plus it's just cool. Thanks again Scott.

[@earthianfriendly5708]

Amazed how much wood he chopped off that forest. All in all, The Doctor got some hardware. I wish I would

[@ieldepiel]

PERFECTO!best teacher, no nonsense

[@merlejacklyn6798]

Really appreciate your guitar teaching your one of the best bless you the singing barber.and free is avery good price

[@groovydjs]

I appreciate that!

[@jimmybare3026]

Closest you will ever come to a one on one lesson and with the man who's been there!

[@nibrocnoel3240]

Hey Jimmy, check out his groovy music website. I got his Christmas special 200 hours of lessons like this for like twenty bucks.

[@bigtsshackfestival9563]

Dude not only are your lessons totally bad ass. Your a phenomenal player man. Freaking awesome !!! What kind of guit is that man ?? This is as good as it gets U seem like an extremely cool dude too. Thanks man.

[@ScottEmoryParksMusic]

This is a great lesson. Love the first things first approach.

[@amjadhamarneh2193]

merry Christmas and happy new year to you scott thank you

[@blewzguitar]

I have learned a lot from your videos. Thanks!!!

[@bobbywilson5730]

Very good teacher....best on you tube. Thanks scott

[@ubda1]

"What's on my mind" isn't that a country song? 😜. Great stuff Scott.

[@jamessanders2164]

Thanks for making some more lead videos Scott. I'm trying to learn lead I'm going through all of your old videos again on my hard drive. Will you ever make anymore of the campfire songs or maybe a another playing in the style of (Artist Name Here) I really miss those. Maybe Garth Brooks with The Dance, Shameless stuff like that (His lead guitarist) or David Allan Coe?

[@BlackRaven156]

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! Great video!

[@Grabthar]

I’m six years late but just discovered, great video! Any chance you could do a video going through the backing track of this one. It goes by pretty fast. Thanks!

[@marvo10]

You are the Henry David Thoreau of guitar teachers. Thanks so much!

[@alanRoberts-m7k]

Hi this is Alan,hey Scott there’s no wonder you were on the road 20 odd years,you are one hell of a player, you’re just great. Thanks a lot Alan, from Switzerland.

[@erwmlw]

Good leson and as always with a sense of humor thanks

[@williammccarthy2138]

Scott, wonderful, thank you.

[@wesleyalan9179]

Nice playing as always,and I'm diggin' the pickguard!

[@patgaff2536]

Very good lesson. Just what I want. Thank you.

[@carldyke5725]

I subscribe to your channel and a few other guitar channels. Yours is among my top 3 choices. I've also checked out your web site - good info there as well. Thanks. Keep up the lessons.

[@bullrambler]

Thanks Scott... As always, I'm really enjoying your lessons - but I've got some catching up to do.

[@sakutasu]

Great Lesson....Thanks Scott !

[@johnstrange880]

Always the best lessons.

[@dannyharbor5057]

Come back Scott, just block the haters

[@419thmilitia]

What a great lesson

[@opossumly7789]

Hi D-Groove, I subscribed a while ago and have been lurking in the shadows. I have learned a shit-ton from your videos and still have plenty of them to watch. My playing still sucks but it sucks less because of you. Most importantly I know more now and enjoy playing much more than I ever have. One question. Can you do a video demonstrating how to rewire humbuckers for coil splitting? I searched your channel but couldn't find anything on it. I don't want to write a book here so I will just say THANK YOU! Keep on Groovin' Rick

[@rickingram3496]

WOW Thanks from an Old Style Country Lover.

[@groovydjs]

Thank you. I'm glad that some folks still enjoy the GOOD music!

[@kevinlever9117]

You are the man - Brilliant

[@smithpiter1898]

Very good lesson from a nice guy!

[@xyz8655]

Im sure you've heard this before BUT you look like MeatLoaf . A real doppelganger

[@tinyyaggy7195]

hey doc what kind of guitar is that looks like a strat love the pick guard looks great on black

[@infamous6193]

Thanks Uncle Scottie! Be Groovy!!! :)

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

Need the dollar bill on the strings.lol. I heard that Johnny actually did that. Great lesson. I am going to pass this on to some people. What kind of looper do you have? I want to start doing my own backing tracks. As of now have to layer videos .not near as much quality. Thanks Scott.

[@a.s.2422]

great Video! thx a lot...greetings from Germany

[@TheNewenglandboys]

Your a great teacher!

[@harveyrounce1997]

Thanks a lot. Wondered how that goes. Now practice a bit!

[@ljkj63]

thanks scott i love this lesson!!!

[@thevillainoutlaw3549]

Awesome Dr.Groovy

[@GJHamann]

Great beginner lead lesson. Are you planning for the other country keys? No pressure.

[@groovydjs]

Many thanks. I will 100% cover all the keys and many more lessons for all the keys. Nothing makes me happier than teaching some good, old country. That's the stuff I love.

[@davidlewis8594]

Thanks so much HUGE HELP YOU ARE GREAT TEACHER AND COMICAL FUN LEARNING

[@garvlaw]

what brand of strings do you use and, what gauge and, are they stainless?

[@kalrasmussen4780]

Great lesson What type and gauge of strings are you using They look like they bend really easy