Unlock the Fretboard by Playing a Lick in EVERY Position

In this video, we get super practical with a lesson on how to move a lick to any position on the neck. Do this to unlock the fretboard so you're never lost when you're jamming. Pick up the Free Fretboard Toolkit for a jumpstart on your fretboard journey: mybgi.co/sdpkL
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[@flylippfantom8425]

You are appreciated
Thanks for all you do
✌❤

[@johntiger5]

Making something simple sound good is the difference from being a good guitarist, or a great guitarist. You are one great guitarist.

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Wow, thanks! I really appreciate that, John. Hope you have a great day. Play On! John

[@dieselman7453]

Great stuff I learned a lot from you my man especially deep river blues thanks for all the help .. you are getting a lot of mileage from that laveriee guitar they are a wonderful instrument.. I play a lowden they sound similar and are built beside we’re I live in Ireland .. cheers Brian Ireland 🇮🇪🎸🎸🎸

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Thanks, Brian! I love my Larrivée and I have had the privilege of playing a couple of Lowdens over the years. Fantastic instruments. Really appreciate the comment and happy to know that you're putting these lessons into action. Play On! John

[@TS-Music-57]

Hi John, Thank you! I admit, I still struggle when trying to play by ear and pick single melody notes while I am listening to a song. As you have stated, "There are many locations to play an "E" note." When I hear a song, I'm fairly good at recognizing say, an "A" note for example. And as long as I play an "A" note, it won't be wrong, right?
But, I ask myself, "Of the many locations on guitar, where should I play that "A" note to exactly match what I hear on a song?" That's when I gaze at a fingerboard diagram and pick another location to see if it works better. So, when I see videos such as yours here, it does help to decipher the fingerboard. Regards, Tim

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Thanks for the insightful comment, Tim. That process is extremely helpful for ear training. You get into the finer details of how notes sound on the guitar. Well said. Thanks again. John