Hey everyone, let me know if this lesson was helpful and where are you at with your theory. This will help me when I put together future lessons! Thanks for all your support!✌️
This was great! Two things I'm wondering after watching it: 1- Landing on the 3rd sounds great at each key change, but what about when playing A minor pentatonic over A major? Do you play that minor 3rd anyway (C), or stick to the 1 and 5 (A&E). I'll go find the answer by trying :-) 2- In the final solo, I'd love to have seen labels (or just heard them called out) when switching between scales. This would help me duplicate, and build association with the sound.
@@danwoods4269 for the first question I usually either hammer on from the minor third to the major third or slightly bend the minor third and back to the root note A. Just playing the minor third (c) does clash with all three chords. That can sound bluesy by adding the major third by bending or hammering on. And yes great idea to call out or text on the screen the chord changes and the scale I’m using with that chord! These are great questions and you got me thinking about some upcoming lessons I really appreciate it Dan! Enjoy your Sunday buddy🙏
Best guitar info online!! Amazing content Rusty. I’ve been playing for 40 years. I like the fact that you explain shortcuts that will have people playing melodies in a couple hours. Is like sitting down with a friend. Love what your doing.
I think we over complicate improvising. Play a few choice notes and have fun!!! Thanks a lot for checking out the video and leaving this great comment! Later Leroy 😎
Man, I’ve struggled to fully grasp how soloing works. This video has made it so much clearer and brought me to a better understanding though I have a long way to go. Thanks so much for taking the time to put this together 👍🙏🎉
The biggest thing is make a connection from the cord to the scale that you are using. I did not do that early on and it took me decades to grasp! If you start doing that now you’ll never regret it! Thanks for leaving this great comment and have a good week✌️
THIS IS MUST LESSON for all those who want to learn soloing. I wish II had started with major chords instead of with blues chords . I had spent two whole years on trying to solo in blues and not getting no where. Don’t get me wrong I love the blues but I wish I had started on a lesson like this then moving onto the blues. Thank you Rusty. Your teaching is direct , inspiring and you explain everything so well. I just wait for your solos at the end of your lessons..and spend days taking them apart just to some more of you. Truly inspirational music.
A good rule to follow is the low/high rule... Start out low and move your solo upwards as you go and finish on a high bend or vibrato-note. This builds tension in the listener's ear. The other thing to keep in mind is that speed playing sounds more interesting when you set it up with more lyrical lines. If you play fast all the time with no space in your playing you'll just bludgeon people to death sonically. I see this in Nashville a lot. Some incredibly advanced technical players who just can't "shut up" for lack of a better term. To qoute the late/great Lowell George who had to scold bassist Freebo once during a session.. "space is a place". 🤘
Yeah man! This is such great advice! And most of the guitar players we know and love play that way quite often! I appreciate the comment! Thanks so much and enjoy the upcoming week✌️
You are really a great teacher. You gave aspiring lead guitarists a valuable lesson about soloing in just 10 minutes. While everybody else teaches philosophy of soloing rather than required technicalities.😮
Hey guys could you imagine being able to spend a day with Rusty and jamming with him and being able to learn in person from him. Thatd be amazing. Your such a good teacher rusty. Your one of my favorites on RUclips. Learn so much from you and you make it simple for us. Thanks rusty
This is one of the best comments I’ve gotten in a long while! Thanks so much Shane! Starting in November I’m going to have individual and group online lessons. I definitely will make an announcement on RUclips when I start doing that I’ve had other people ask for those lessons! I really appreciate your great feedback and your support buddy! Hope you have an awesome week ahead! Talk to you soon✌️
@@rustysguitar1 awesome man. That's very exciting and I'll be looking and waiting on that announcement cause I will definitely be interested in the lessons. This is amazing news rusty, I cant wait for November now. See you on next weeks video my friend. Have a good and blessed week rusty!!
Wow! I’ve been playing for years but this is the first time I’ve ever seen a comprehensive and doable lesson on how the release the melody. Thanks heaps.
Very helpful. An eye-opener for me was finding out that progression was in D. LOL. I would have said A. Knowing it's in D allows you to play up the neck on that Dmaj scale. Learn something new every day. Thanks!
You hit it right on the head for me. I wish your were fairly close to Tupelo, MS, I'd start taking private lessons from you. You've a get gift of articulating that other channels don't.
Great lesson, explained very well, I’m an older person who knows a few chords and would like to play more lead guitar, keep the lessons coming. From the UK
I wish I would have seen this video sooner! As someone who struggled through the process of what am I supposed to do/learn/practice this video does a really good job hitting the key points. The most important thing in my opinion is practicing in different keys with different scales and figuring out where the root notes and key notes are (chord notes/3rds/7ths whatever) that you want to highlight specifically for the mood of what you're playing. To me, that is how you really develop your voice and allows you to be more comfortable letting what you hear in your head flow out of the instrument. HAVE to get the muscle memory down. The phrasing comes with even more practice once you're fingers know what they are doing and you don't have to think about it much or at all.
Just can across your channel. You are the first person to make sense of this. It is amazing how experienced players make this happen instantly. New subscriber.
Thanks Joe! I still work on this every day myself trying to connect the chords with the scale for sure. I appreciate your support and thanks again for leaving this positive comment! Enjoy your Sunday🙏
Hey brother this lesson was helpful, when it comes to theroy and technique not to mention which chords go with which scales or triads I might as well be a beginner even though Ive been playing more than 20 years... So tks for breaking it down... Basics and coralation of chords and scales using good technique explained and slowly shown is what Ive been looking for.... Tks again
Hey Raymond, I have been playing my whole life but started looking at some theory maybe 5 or 10 years ago! I have only scratched the surface. I feel like a beginner sometimes myself! Thanks so much for your comment and support man! I appreciate it ✌️
Once again Rusty, thank you for your lessons. Your experience in the learning process of the “guitar player” is exactly what I need. Simple, concise and to the point. At 68, I have no time for BS. Cheers. Jaime
You’re right, at our age we don’t have time to be messing around! Just get right to it and have some fun! Thanks a lot Jamie for checking out my videos! Have a great week👌
Thanks so much George! yes and the more you are confident with the notes that you choose the more emotion you can put into your solos!!!!!!! I know when I am confident I can really let loose on the guitar! I appreciate all your support and your kind words! Talk to you soon George👍
Rusty and all… Good Morning ☀️ or good Day, evening. 🌙 Rusty, I came back to this lesson and slow down… This is absolutely outstanding, the feel we can get from the 3rds and the root notes, just incredible! I am focusing on this, the next several days, sometimes giving ourselves room to breathe when we study music and Guitar is what is necessary in order to understand the nuances. THANKS AGAIN RUSTY…. YOU ROCK WITH FEELING! 🎸🎶
That’s awesome Doug! I go back to lessons all the time. And you’re right, the little things make all the difference. Thanks so much for all your support! Talk to you soon.👍
Rusty!!!! I was happy to see you again. I saw your video and instantly clicked on it. 😂 a great lesson again. I actually have some few ideas for the piano now. Thanks for that. Wishing you a beautiful day 😊❤
Wow ! Amazing. Thanks for doing this video. I’ve been stuck on the pentatonic scale up and down using one or two blocks. It’s boring to play and sounds boring. I think this video has given me the ingredients to get out of this plateau I am in. Cheers
Hey Lee, that was a lot of theory in this video! I had many other questions about that! Honestly you can build a solo with the major or minor pentatonic there is so much more to put in. Just a little theory is needed! Thanks so much for the comment and support! I appreciate it ✌️
Hey Andy, good to hear from you man! Yes our guitar hero’s are so good at this! I still work every day on connecting the chord tones with the scales! Enjoy your Sunday buddy 🙏
Cool lesson how to combine everything and glue everything together . I must say your approach has that Southern Rock feel and sound ... the Allman bros band stuff .. there’s this almost happy vibe .. enjoyed this lesson getting structure in a solo .. 😊
Always appreciate your feedback John! When I hear a track like this, that’s what comes out of me! I love that style! Thanks a lot for your comment buddy! Have a great week ahead ✌️
Hi Rusty I just want to say a big thank you ........I can improvise in the key of a song but never was able to make it melodic and this tutorial along with your other ones are a great resource for me and many others........I'm going to spend the next few months doing a deep dive on these tutorials and really internalise and study chord tone soloing ...........again a big thank you Paul from Ireland
Greetings from the USA Paul! knowing the notes is only the first step. Making it sound like music and having a good flow to the notes is the next step for sure! I am working on a way to get that point across better in some upcoming lessons! I really appreciate your comments and support always! Enjoy the rest your week👍
@@rustysguitar1 that's great Rusty I really look forward to all your tutorials........I can make it sound bluesy and it definetly sounds like music but I'm only improvising in the key of the song...........your tutorials are really gonna help me break out of that type pf playing
The A major pentatonic for sure. When Using the a minor pentatonic scale the C note is the one that clashes! I’d like to tweak it up to the major third and then play the rest of the way through scale! I appreciate your comments and support! Thank you✌️
There's a lot of very valuable information here to dig into. Knowing some theory as well as training your ear will provide a wealth of options to enhance your solos. Thanks for an important lesson!
Thanks Corey! Honestly I’m not very good with theory myself, I have to work on it every day. Early and I did not work on it so it really hurt me later on. I really appreciate your comment buddy! Enjoy your Sunday🙏
Yeah man! Just add a few notes to those chords! And it will help your rhythm playing by adding some melody to those chords! Thanks so much David! I appreciate your comment ✌️
Awesome lesson. Thank you! That has to be a record for the most helpful information in the shortest time. I never thought to play the Major and Minor scales of the 5 chord over the progression to add variety while focusing on the target notes of the scale. I'm going to make a point of hammering on this with progressions from my looper pedal. Cheers and thanks again.
Hey J S, There’s a lot of ways to solo but, you can’t go wrong when using the notes in the chords!!! A looper pedal is a good way to practice. I still work on this stuff everyday! I appreciate your comment and support! Have a great week ✌️
@@rustysguitar1 Thank you. I'm noticing that the 1 and the 5 major scales sound good, but my minor 5 scale seems out of place. Is there only one chord where the minor 5 scale sounds the best?
@@JS-nf1sn I like to use A minor pentatonic over the A chord briefly, and then switch back to the major sound for the other chords. The C note clashes But if you bend it slightly to the major third (C#) that sounds bluesy! Happy jamming buddy! I really appreciate the comment J S😎
I gotta say you are the best teacher I've seen. You and a amazing player I'm taking a break from a 4 day 8 and 9 hour practice thank you for posting this.
Thank you Rusty for this gift. This is a very nice concept that is worth learning. Definitely it will change my approach to studying guitar. I have been stock and frustrated for a while and I was thinking on giving up, but your video changed my mind. today is a happy day. Thanks again Rusty.
Great lesson! This helped a lot in a lot of the chord progression blues that I’m trying to learn! So it’s like 2for1 Get to learn the chords and their triads, and soloing through the progression! Thanks!
Hey everyone, let me know if this lesson was helpful and where are you at with your theory. This will help me when I put together future lessons! Thanks for all your support!✌️
I'm not to good with theory. But this lesson is so helpful. I'm inspired! Thank you
I will take all the theory I can get. I never studied music theory but I have been figuring it out.
@@johnwashburn3793 I appreciate your comment John! I still work on it every day myself! Thanks man ✌️
This was great! Two things I'm wondering after watching it:
1- Landing on the 3rd sounds great at each key change, but what about when playing A minor pentatonic over A major? Do you play that minor 3rd anyway (C), or stick to the 1 and 5 (A&E). I'll go find the answer by trying :-)
2- In the final solo, I'd love to have seen labels (or just heard them called out) when switching between scales. This would help me duplicate, and build association with the sound.
@@danwoods4269 for the first question I usually either hammer on from the minor third to the major third or slightly bend the minor third and back to the root note A. Just playing the minor third (c) does clash with all three chords. That can sound bluesy by adding the major third by bending or hammering on. And yes great idea to call out or text on the screen the chord changes and the scale I’m using with that chord! These are great questions and you got me thinking about some upcoming lessons I really appreciate it Dan! Enjoy your Sunday buddy🙏
Your videos are exactly what learners looking for straight to the point, straight to the lesson. there are no bs intros and time wasting gimmicks
Right on bro 😎 Thanks so much!!! 👍
Best guitar info online!! Amazing content Rusty. I’ve been playing for 40 years. I like the fact that you explain shortcuts that will have people playing melodies in a couple hours. Is like sitting down with a friend. Love what your doing.
I think we over complicate improvising. Play a few choice notes and have fun!!! Thanks a lot for checking out the video and leaving this great comment! Later Leroy 😎
I know all those notes, I have the speed but still doesn’t sound that good. Great video by the way.
Nice buzz, keep it rolling!
Thanks so much Serge! I appreciate your support buddy 👍
Man, I’ve struggled to fully grasp how soloing works. This video has made it so much clearer and brought me to a better understanding though I have a long way to go. Thanks so much for taking the time to put this together 👍🙏🎉
The biggest thing is make a connection from the cord to the scale that you are using. I did not do that early on and it took me decades to grasp! If you start doing that now you’ll never regret it! Thanks for leaving this great comment and have a good week✌️
THIS IS MUST LESSON for all those who want to learn soloing. I wish II had started with major chords instead of with blues chords . I had spent two whole years on trying to solo in blues and not getting no where. Don’t get me wrong I love the blues but I wish I had started on a lesson like this then moving onto the blues. Thank you Rusty. Your teaching is direct , inspiring and you explain everything so well. I just wait for your solos at the end of your lessons..and spend days taking them apart just to some more of you. Truly inspirational music.
This is a great comment man! I really appreciate your feedback here! I’m really glad you like the lessons! Have a rockin rest of your week buddy😎
Sweet lesson! I’m in!
Thank you! I appreciate that 👍
this is really a great lesson. Nice Job
Thanks so much John, I really appreciate it man! Enjoy your day✌️
Hunting, fishing, loving everyday😉...great lesson. Very useful. Thank you
I love me some fishing Mark, that’s for sure! Glad you got something from the lesson! Thanks for the comment and enjoy your weekend man✌️
A good rule to follow is the low/high rule... Start out low and move your solo upwards as you go and finish on a high bend or vibrato-note. This builds tension in the listener's ear. The other thing to keep in mind is that speed playing sounds more interesting when you set it up with more lyrical lines. If you play fast all the time with no space in your playing you'll just bludgeon people to death sonically. I see this in Nashville a lot. Some incredibly advanced technical players who just can't "shut up" for lack of a better term. To qoute the late/great Lowell George who had to scold bassist Freebo once during a session.. "space is a place". 🤘
Yeah man! This is such great advice! And most of the guitar players we know and love play that way quite often! I appreciate the comment! Thanks so much and enjoy the upcoming week✌️
Awesome lesson… liked and subscribed 😊
Thanks so much! I really do appreciate your support! Enjoy the rest of your week✌️
Out of all the people i've watched over the years , you are the best to ever explain music knowledge.
Thanks a lot Tom! I appreciate that buddy! I hope you have an awesome Sunday🙏
Extremely helpful!!!!!! Thank You Rusty. Man that's the tone too.
Glad you are taking away something from the Lesson Robert! Have a wonderful weekend with your family👌
Great vlog my friend
Thank you 👍
Excellent Rusty :)
Much appreciated Daniel! Thanks buddy 🙏
You are really a great teacher. You gave aspiring lead guitarists a valuable lesson about soloing in just 10 minutes. While everybody else teaches philosophy of soloing rather than required technicalities.😮
I’m glad you like the lessons! Thanks a lot for checking in👍
Very helpful to this old guy. Thanks Rusty.
From 1 old guy to another, thanks Gene! Let’s just get a little better every day buddy! I appreciate the comment ✌️
That's a beautiful instrument.
Thanks Harold! Yes I love that guitar! Looks good and sounds good! Enjoy your Sunday buddy🙏
Amenzig guitar 🎸🎻🎸music 🙏🌹🌺🌺
Thank you 👍
Thank you, great lesson.
I really do appreciate that John! Thanks man 👍
Really enjoyed this video Rusty .... just subscribed!! 😃😃
Thanks so much Phil! I really do appreciate your comment and support! Enjoy your week 👍
Every time I come into one of these vids thinking I couldn’t possibly understand the concept, you explain it amazingly once again!
I love to hear comments like this! I’m glad you got something from the lesson Daniel! Have a great Sunday🙏
Hey guys could you imagine being able to spend a day with Rusty and jamming with him and being able to learn in person from him. Thatd be amazing. Your such a good teacher rusty. Your one of my favorites on RUclips. Learn so much from you and you make it simple for us. Thanks rusty
This is one of the best comments I’ve gotten in a long while! Thanks so much Shane! Starting in November I’m going to have individual and group online lessons. I definitely will make an announcement on RUclips when I start doing that I’ve had other people ask for those lessons! I really appreciate your great feedback and your support buddy! Hope you have an awesome week ahead! Talk to you soon✌️
@@rustysguitar1 awesome man. That's very exciting and I'll be looking and waiting on that announcement cause I will definitely be interested in the lessons. This is amazing news rusty, I cant wait for November now. See you on next weeks video my friend. Have a good and blessed week rusty!!
Thanks so much Shane! Means a lot man ✌️
Amazing playing. Sounded so good
Thank you ✌️
I enjoyed this presentation! Thank you, Rusty!
Thanks a lot Troy! Much appreciated buddy ✌️
Nice examples of how to put it all together. Great info Rusty.
I appreciate the positive feedback John! Thanks a lot man✌️
Hello Mr Rusty,your always perfected with your playing and your teaching
Interesting to me and so inspired
Glad that this is inspiring Refusi! Thanks so much for your comment and support bud 👍
This is what I’ve been looking for for so long - building solos with chords - having no theory this was super helpful thanks Rusty
That’s exciting to make those new connections on the fretboard! Thanks a lot for checking out the video Charles! Have a great weekend😎
Wow! I’ve been playing for years but this is the first time I’ve ever seen a comprehensive and doable lesson on how the release the melody. Thanks heaps.
This awesome comment means a lot Bernie! Glad you liked the lesson! Your support is greatly appreciated buddy ✌️
Rustys great lesson easy chords with the concept of lead explained well in a way that demystifys making it easy to understand.👍😊
I’m glad you got some ideas from the lesson! Thanks for watching✌️
Very helpful. An eye-opener for me was finding out that progression was in D. LOL. I would have said A.
Knowing it's in D allows you to play up the neck on that Dmaj scale. Learn something new every day. Thanks!
Thanks a lot Robert! Yes, all of those chords can be built with the D major scale. I appreciate the comment bro 😎
Hello Rusty! Greeting from Tokyo. I highly appreciate your thoughtful and insightful guitar lessons.
Greetings from the USA! Glad you liked the lesson! Thank you 👍
I enjoyed with this Pentatonic scale teaching
Thank you Mr Rusty,have a great week
Glad you liked the lesson! You have a great week also 👍
You hit it right on the head for me. I wish your were fairly close to Tupelo, MS, I'd start taking private lessons from you. You've a get gift of articulating that other channels don't.
It would be fun to jam with you! I’m glad you found my channel Marty!!! Hope you have a ROCKIN week 🤛
Another great tutorial. Thanks for all you do.
That means a lot Timothy! I really do appreciate your comment and support! Thanks buddy 👍
Great lesson, explained very well, I’m an older person who knows a few chords and would like to play more lead guitar, keep the lessons coming. From the UK
Right on Kevin! You’re in the right place! Hope to see more of you! Thanks man🤛
Thank you. This was very helpful to me. Great lesson.
Hey Mark, glad you liked the lesson! I appreciate your comment and enjoy the rest of your week✌️
I wish I would have seen this video sooner! As someone who struggled through the process of what am I supposed to do/learn/practice this video does a really good job hitting the key points. The most important thing in my opinion is practicing in different keys with different scales and figuring out where the root notes and key notes are (chord notes/3rds/7ths whatever) that you want to highlight specifically for the mood of what you're playing. To me, that is how you really develop your voice and allows you to be more comfortable letting what you hear in your head flow out of the instrument. HAVE to get the muscle memory down. The phrasing comes with even more practice once you're fingers know what they are doing and you don't have to think about it much or at all.
This is such a great comment! Words of wisdom! I think we all have the sound in our head and just need apply it to the guitar 🎸 Enjoy your Sunday 🙏
Just can across your channel. You are the first person to make sense of this. It is amazing how experienced players make this happen instantly. New subscriber.
Thanks Joe! I still work on this every day myself trying to connect the chords with the scale for sure. I appreciate your support and thanks again for leaving this positive comment! Enjoy your Sunday🙏
Thank you for your sharing!!! my dear friend! take care and have a nice day!
Thank you 👍
Hey brother this lesson was helpful, when it comes to theroy and technique not to mention which chords go with which scales or triads I might as well be a beginner even though Ive been playing more than 20 years... So tks for breaking it down... Basics and coralation of chords and scales using good technique explained and slowly shown is what Ive been looking for.... Tks again
Hey Raymond, I have been playing my whole life but started looking at some theory maybe 5 or 10 years ago! I have only scratched the surface. I feel like a beginner sometimes myself! Thanks so much for your comment and support man! I appreciate it ✌️
Great lesson, great guitar :)
Thanks bro 😎 I appreciate that 👍
THANKS ,GREAT LESSON
Thanks Jim! I really do appreciate that man! Enjoy the rest of your week 👍
Great lesson Rusty. I sure do love that guitar 👍
I just bought myself a nice Arctic white Mexican Fender Stratocaster. I'm very impressed with her ❤
Yeah man, that Mexican strat is a nice guitar also! Yes my Stratocaster has a unique look I love it! Thanks so much for your comment enjoy your day👍
Once again Rusty, thank you for your lessons. Your experience in the learning process of the “guitar player” is exactly what I need. Simple, concise and to the point. At 68, I have no time for BS. Cheers. Jaime
You’re right, at our age we don’t have time to be messing around! Just get right to it and have some fun! Thanks a lot Jamie for checking out my videos! Have a great week👌
Always enjoy your lessons. I know I am not there yet but I am getting close. Every time I watch you I have a must play now feeling.
Thanks so much George! yes and the more you are confident with the notes that you choose the more emotion you can put into your solos!!!!!!! I know when I am confident I can really let loose on the guitar! I appreciate all your support and your kind words! Talk to you soon George👍
Rusty and all… Good Morning ☀️
or good Day, evening. 🌙
Rusty, I came back to this lesson and slow down… This is absolutely outstanding, the feel we can get from the 3rds and the root notes, just incredible!
I am focusing on this, the next several days, sometimes giving ourselves room to breathe when we study music and Guitar is what is necessary in order to understand the nuances. THANKS AGAIN RUSTY…. YOU ROCK WITH FEELING! 🎸🎶
That’s awesome Doug! I go back to lessons all the time. And you’re right, the little things make all the difference. Thanks so much for all your support! Talk to you soon.👍
This was so great, easy to understand and just in the right speed. Thank you sincerely for putting it out there. It is much appreciated!
Thank you Boots! I appreciate the comment buddy! Happy Sunday 🙏
Rusty!!!! I was happy to see you again. I saw your video and instantly clicked on it. 😂 a great lesson again. I actually have some few ideas for the piano now. Thanks for that. Wishing you a beautiful day 😊❤
Always good to hear from you Michelle! Thanks so much for your comment! Hope you enjoy the week ahead ❤️
Great video Rusty 😉💥
I so much appreciate that David! Thank you buddy 👍
Wow ! Amazing. Thanks for doing this video. I’ve been stuck on the pentatonic scale up and down using one or two blocks. It’s boring to play and sounds boring. I think this video has given me the ingredients to get out of this plateau I am in.
Cheers
Hey Pedro, glad you are taking away ideas from the Lesson’s! Thanks so much! Have a great Sunday 🙏
Great stuff again Rusty. Just trying to get my head around that 5th degree stuff and how it's in Dmajor
Hey Lee, that was a lot of theory in this video! I had many other questions about that! Honestly you can build a solo with the major or minor pentatonic there is so much more to put in. Just a little theory is needed! Thanks so much for the comment and support! I appreciate it ✌️
Awesome teacher
Really like your teaching,step by step you present thats
Yes, I took more time with this solo lesson! Glad you liked the video. Thanks Refusi ✌️
Nice lesson, very helpful! Thanks Rusty 🙏
I appreciate that Downey! Thank you and enjoy your Sunday 🙏
Wow! Need to watch this over and over...this could be solo changing!!!! Thanks so much!
That’s so good to hear Barrie! Hope your playing levels up with these solo ideas! I appreciate your comment and support! Thanks a lot 👍
Awesome lesson
Great lesson.....and your demo sort of sounds like "Can't You See" by Marshall Tucker Band.....a LONG time ago....very nice
I love that Marshall Tucker sound! Thanks a lot Rick! I appreciate your comment and support! Enjoy your Sunday 🙏
Thanks for breaking this up in chapters. So helpful. Nice guitar also
Glad you liked the flow of the lesson Tony! Thanks a lot buddy 👍
Great lesson Rusty!
The greats play leads to the chords
Congrats on the views on this video!!
Rock on 🤘
Hey Andy, good to hear from you man! Yes our guitar hero’s are so good at this! I still work every day on connecting the chord tones with the scales! Enjoy your Sunday buddy 🙏
Wow, that was so refreshing and easy to understand. Thank you so much for that!
Hey Nate, hope you take away some ideas from the lesson! Thanks man ✌️
Great lesson Rusty! I'm going to work on this great framework for building a solo. I have never seen anyone explain this as well as you have. Thanks!
Thanks a lot man! Glad you liked the lesson! Hopefully you take something away and make it your own! I really do appreciate the comment 👌
Cool lesson how to combine everything and glue everything together . I must say your approach has that Southern Rock feel and sound ... the Allman bros band stuff .. there’s this almost happy vibe .. enjoyed this lesson getting structure in a solo .. 😊
Always appreciate your feedback John! When I hear a track like this, that’s what comes out of me! I love that style! Thanks a lot for your comment buddy! Have a great week ahead ✌️
Hi Rusty I just want to say a big thank you ........I can improvise in the key of a song but never was able to make it melodic and this tutorial along with your other ones are a great resource for me and many others........I'm going to spend the next few months doing a deep dive on these tutorials and really internalise and study chord tone soloing ...........again a big thank you Paul from Ireland
Greetings from the USA Paul! knowing the notes is only the first step. Making it sound like music and having a good flow to the notes is the next step for sure! I am working on a way to get that point across better in some upcoming lessons! I really appreciate your comments and support always! Enjoy the rest your week👍
@@rustysguitar1 that's great Rusty I really look forward to all your tutorials........I can make it sound bluesy and it definetly sounds like music but I'm only improvising in the key of the song...........your tutorials are really gonna help me break out of that type pf playing
@@paulkelly6853 Thanks man! Glad you are taking something from the lesson’s ✌️
This was good down to earth guitar lesson.
I appreciate that buddy! Thanks for your support✌️
Great lesson. I knew these chords were in D but I would not have thought of using the A and Am pentatonic.
The A major pentatonic for sure. When Using the a minor pentatonic scale the C note is the one that clashes! I’d like to tweak it up to the major third and then play the rest of the way through scale! I appreciate your comments and support! Thank you✌️
Great lesson!!! Keep up the good work. This video filled in many gaps in my understanding. And, btw, your playing is TASTY!
Glad you got something from the lesson! Thanks so much John! Greatly appreciated ✌️
Great lesson , I wish you the best on your channel
Thanks Bigdad! I appreciate that! Have a good week ✌️
And it's great hammering onto that Major 3rd to kick-start things. You've been super helpful 🤠
Yes that’s such an easy way to sound melodic! Glad you are getting something from the lesson’s! Thanks a lot Lee ✌️
Very good lesson, I’m going to play with this , thanks. Beautiful Stratocaster there too.
Thanks Tbone! Glad you liked the lesson! And yes I love that guitar 🎸 I really appreciate your comment and support ✌️
Thank you you have a talent for teaching for sure nobody made since to me until you starting to have fun finally thank you
Thanks so much Janice! I appreciate the kind comment! Enjoy your Sunday❤️
There's a lot of very valuable information here to dig into. Knowing some theory as well as training your ear will provide a wealth of options to enhance your solos. Thanks for an important lesson!
Thanks Corey! Honestly I’m not very good with theory myself, I have to work on it every day. Early and I did not work on it so it really hurt me later on. I really appreciate your comment buddy! Enjoy your Sunday🙏
Very helpful lesson - thanks. It would be great to have the backing track also so we could give it a shot ourselves.
Glad the lesson was helpful Chris! I did leave a link for the backing track in the description. It is a great backing track to jam ! Thanks man ✌️
Great lesson. Your song choices have a “southern rock” feel similar to “Can’t You See.” Enjoyed the lesson. Thank you for sharing.
I love the southern rock style for sure! Glad you liked the lesson! Thanks a lot Frank and have a great Saturday ✌️
That’s brilliant thanks
I appreciate that Niguel! Enjoy your Sunday 🙏
Excellent video. I'm a singer rhythm player for the past 60 plus years. You may have inspired me to play lead! Thanx.
Yeah man! Just add a few notes to those chords! And it will help your rhythm playing by adding some melody to those chords! Thanks so much David! I appreciate your comment ✌️
Very much helpful for creating solos, Thanks for the lesson Rusty.
Thanks so much buddy! I really do appreciate your comment! Enjoy your weekend ✌️
Great lesson, Rusty, as always 👍
Thanks Tito! I appreciate bro 😎
Very much appreciated!! Fantastic job of tying it all together.
Greatly appreciated Brian! Thank you ✌️
Love your approach. I’ve been playing for 60 years and still learning and for some reason your way resonates for me more than other.
We are all still learning. But now I have fun learning. Glad you liked the video Jim. Thanks a lot buddy 👌
@@rustysguitar1 I agree. That's what has kept this guitar playing so interesting for so long... there's no end to it!
Have a great weekend Jim ✌️
Awesome lesson. Thank you! That has to be a record for the most helpful information in the shortest time. I never thought to play the Major and Minor scales of the 5 chord over the progression to add variety while focusing on the target notes of the scale. I'm going to make a point of hammering on this with progressions from my looper pedal. Cheers and thanks again.
Hey J S, There’s a lot of ways to solo but, you can’t go wrong when using the notes in the chords!!! A looper pedal is a good way to practice. I still work on this stuff everyday! I appreciate your comment and support! Have a great week ✌️
@@rustysguitar1 Thank you. I'm noticing that the 1 and the 5 major scales sound good, but my minor 5 scale seems out of place. Is there only one chord where the minor 5 scale sounds the best?
@@JS-nf1sn I like to use A minor pentatonic over the A chord briefly, and then switch back to the major sound for the other chords. The C note clashes But if you bend it slightly to the major third (C#) that sounds bluesy! Happy jamming buddy! I really appreciate the comment J S😎
Really helpful Rusty. Much appreciated.
Thanks a lot Max! Glad it was helpful 👌
Thank you Sir. Very simple, but a very powerful tutorial.
I really appreciate that! Glad you liked the video lesson! Thank you ✌️
Thanks for putting it all together.
Thank you 👍
Nice job Rusty 👍👍👍and thank you for prayers..I'm getting stronger
Thanks so much! I appreciate your support buddy 👍
I gotta say you are the best teacher I've seen. You and a amazing player I'm taking a break from a 4 day 8 and 9 hour practice thank you for posting this.
That is great of you to say, James! Practice is good, but we all need a break! I’m glad you like the lessons and enjoy the rest your week man 🤛
An excellent lesson!
I appreciate that Mario! Have a good weekend ✌️
You’re a good instructor 👍🏿🤘🏿
That’s kind of you to say! Hope you take away something from the lesson’s! Enjoy your weekend ✌️
Absolutely fantastic lesson. Thank you Rusty!!
I appreciate that Ray! Thanks a lot! Have a good weekend 👍
Great lesson. Thanks Rusty. Amazing step by step short lesson.
Thanks a lot Rex! I really appreciate you leaving a comment! Have a great week ✌️
Thank you Rusty for this gift. This is a very nice concept that is worth learning. Definitely it will change my approach to studying guitar. I have been stock and frustrated for a while and I was thinking on giving up, but your video changed my mind. today is a happy day. Thanks again Rusty.
So glad the video changed your mind! Just have fun and be yourself! Let’s go through the guitar playing journey together! Thanks Fabio ✌️
yes.its a gift
Wow great lesson! New sub! Ty!
Glad you liked the lesson! Thanks so much 👍
Great lesson! This helped a lot in a lot of the chord progression blues that I’m trying to learn! So it’s like 2for1
Get to learn the chords and their triads, and soloing through the progression! Thanks!
Thanks Jeffrey! Really glad you are taking away ideas from the lesson! Your comment and support are greatly appreciated bro 😎 Enjoy your Sunday 🙏
Awesome! Thank you Rusty!
Thanks a lot Jeffrey! Glad you liked the lesson! I appreciate the support also✌️
That was a great lesson ! I really enjoyed the song you put together .
Thanks a lot Eddy! I appreciate it buddy ✌️
Your classes are excellent Rusty. Keep it up.
Thank you Jamie 👍
Hello Rustys! Very nice and a big like👍👍
Thanks for dropping by guitar music! Enjoy your weekend✌️
Very helpful and sweet playing, thank you.
Thank you Mike! I appreciate it ✌️
Wow Rusty, that lead sounds so inspiring and so good! Thanks for the video!
Thanks so much Forrest! That’s so kind of you to say! I really appreciate the comment buddy! Talk to you soon✌️
Thanks share guitar player very good
Thank you 👍