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Your tutorials has broadened my peripheral music eye,,if there is such a thing. I'm 67 and understand it more than I ever have since listening to you. Thanks!!
Have to pass this along. After watching your video, I played around with this for hours and I mean hours. Finally, something that makes sense and is simple to work with. Just eye opening. Thank you
the name of the note (#/b) depends on the key you are playing in. I like the idea of practicing both names, when you go up & down the neck, since, on the guitar, they have the same pitch. some clarification would be nice, that your definition is applicable to the strict context of your exercise. thanks for your time, and the energy you put in, to helping others advance their guitar skills. I like the way you structure your lessons, breaking them down into bite-sized segments, that are easy to understand, using very clear language, that is simple to follow along. all in all, a great teacher!
This is a dang good lesson. The key structure alone was worth watching over and over. I struggle to play the riffs but I see I can grow into this video.
Hey Eddie, I love all your videos. GMM cuts out all the crap and gives practical lessons and shortcuts in easy to understand step by step methods. Craig Ewinger
You're all amazing. I haven't taken lessons with all of the instructors,......YET! Eddiie You Keep on Rockin my world, brother! Keep up the Great Work!
I've played bass for years, self taught. I'm learning lead now and your ability to teach and break it down simply gives me the confidence to press on Respect Wesley
I'm a drummer, and always wanted to play lead guitar, so I'm learning too. He has a great way of explaining things for sure. Best of luck to you Wesley
I gotta tell you Eddie! You really know how to take something that seems complicated and break it down to where even new players can understand, learn and feel like they've accomplished something cool! Thanks so much
Yes! I just did the closest thing to a real lead that I've ever done in my life. Thanks for making it simple. I could actually visualize what I wanted to play.
Thanks Eddy. I'm back at. I took a few days off from the guitar. Actually, I think I retained what I have learned pretty well. Your help is bringing me out of the fretboard confusion to a little bit of understanding.
OMG 😳 and in one lesson , I totally get playing in keys , I learned to throw together some basic solos , which had seemed like voodoo to me before ! Thank you thank you 🙏 thank you 🙏.
Eddie you da man, this is soo cool. Ive been waiting for a long time for something like this, im gonna play this all day and night till its engrained in my head. Thank you brother.😉
This video was helpful I was in a bit of a rut trying to teach myself but this connected a couple dots and should keep me busy for a week at least. Thanks
Simply Awesome, Eddie!!! Blues is probably my favorite genre of music and I always wanted to learn how to systematically play lead blues and you just taught me. Thank you very much!!
I know scales in all 5 positions same with maj7, min 7 arps.. But I have no clue how to play a solo that sounds like music. This is what I need to learn, can you post a lot more of this?
Hello. How can you hold the guitar so steady in sitting position? Is it on a stand ? Because whenever i practice in sitting position i pay so much effort to hold and carry the guitar same time, this negatively impacts my control over the keyboard. What would you suggest? Thank you very much. Cheers.
@@johnmchugh8015 let me check depends where the key your in starts A is 5th but if your in A sharp its 4th he has to be following the route note to get the heatmap of the fingerboard I don't know how it makes any sense if he is not what do you think should we ask him
Quick question if anyone can help? I get that Eddie's playing the Am pentatonic scale in the first example and hope I'm right in assuming he's playing the CAGED shapes so get where the G is coming from in the first hotspots. What I don't understand is where the G# is coming from. He plays G, G# then A on the low E string before moving to the A string. How does the G# fit into the Am pentatonic scale in this shape? Can't even see the G# in the blues scale 🥴
Chef Eddie, you are one of the greatest teachers. This is just like " Eddie's Hot Lick Pizza", we grab a slice then go off and learn it, then we can come back and grab another slice of Eddie's "Hot Lick Pizza" and go learn some more. Once we've learned all of these "slices" you have for us, "POW" you come out with a whole new "Eddie's Hot Lick Pizza". Keep up the HOT Cookin' Out There For US - Chef Eddie!!!
music theory is not my strong area. but we are told that we are playing in the key of A. can someone explain to me why the first note in the first lick is a G note ?
You call it key of A, but you pressed the G note first ! I don't understand ! You said what ever note you start with is the key your playing in ! Can you please clarify that ? Thanks !
Who else wants to play epic blues guitar solos all across the fretboard in any key? It’s easier than ever with this step-by-step Blues Guitar Solo Cheatsheet and FREE for a limited time - Grab Your Copy Here Now: www.guitarmasterymethod.com/MTQ2aeKDqmo
Your tutorials has broadened my peripheral music eye,,if there is such a thing. I'm 67 and understand it more than I ever have since listening to you. Thanks!!
Nice...another great video! Great job Eddie and GMM.
oNe of the easiest and best lesson that ı ever get. Thank you Eddie
Have to pass this along. After watching your video, I played around with this for hours and I mean hours. Finally, something that makes sense and is simple to work with. Just eye opening. Thank you
the name of the note (#/b) depends on the key you are playing in. I like the idea of practicing both names, when you go up & down the neck, since, on the guitar, they have the same pitch. some clarification would be nice, that your definition is applicable to the strict context of your exercise. thanks for your time, and the energy you put in, to helping others advance their guitar skills. I like the way you structure your lessons, breaking them down into bite-sized segments, that are easy to understand, using very clear language, that is simple to follow along. all in all, a great teacher!
This is a dang good lesson. The key structure alone was worth watching over and over. I struggle to play the riffs but I see I can grow into this video.
Cor! Man, you sure create some buzz with your lessons. Eddie, thanks! You make me want to practice more, which is something I really need to do.
Your lessons give a lot of bang for the buck - thanks.
Hey Eddie, I love all your videos. GMM cuts out all the crap and gives practical lessons and shortcuts in easy to understand step by step methods. Craig Ewinger
Another snippet of fun from old mate Eddie. Luv your work Eddie keep me coming bro
I love the u teach on guitar very very easy to follow not like other teacher so confusing n become boring,wish u go on all the way
You gota have alot of patience I really been digging your lessons as well as the other guys on the system
You're all amazing. I haven't taken lessons with all of the instructors,......YET! Eddiie You Keep on Rockin my world, brother! Keep up the Great Work!
You look so happy to teach.
And we are sooo happy to learn!
Most teachers have multiple color dots on the fretboard but I've learned more from Eddie than any other teacher.
I've played bass for years, self taught. I'm learning lead now and your ability to teach and break it down simply gives me the confidence to press on
Respect
Wesley
I'm a drummer, and always wanted to play lead guitar, so I'm learning too. He has a great way of explaining things for sure. Best of luck to you Wesley
I gotta tell you Eddie! You really know how to take something that seems complicated and break it down to where even new players can understand, learn and feel like they've accomplished something cool! Thanks so much
Yes! I just did the closest thing to a real lead that I've ever done in my life. Thanks for making it simple. I could actually visualize what I wanted to play.
wow thank you Eddie,
I really got stuck in my speed ... Now I've come a step further.
Thanks Eddy. I'm back at. I took a few days off from the guitar. Actually, I think I retained what I have learned pretty well. Your help is bringing me out of the fretboard confusion to a little bit of understanding.
OMG 😳 and in one lesson , I totally get playing in keys , I learned to throw together some basic solos , which had seemed like voodoo to me before ! Thank you thank you 🙏 thank you 🙏.
What a great teacher you are thanks a million.
Really appreciate the way you Teach Awesome Dude...
Eddie you da man, this is soo cool. Ive been waiting for a long time for something like this, im gonna play this all day and night till its engrained in my head. Thank you brother.😉
This video was helpful I was in a bit of a rut trying to teach myself but this connected a couple dots and should keep me busy for a week at least. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Man i love the different guitars you guys have. 👍👍
That was excellent and made so simple. I totally understand all the instructions and enjoyed the creativity 💯💥💫
Awesome! Thank you!
Great teacher.
Very informative, not confusing. Thank you so much
Positive vibration my brother I confirm my knowledge blessed
My new Favorite gee-tar teacha, thanks man!
Simply Awesome, Eddie!!! Blues is probably my favorite genre of music and I always wanted to learn how to systematically play lead blues and you just taught me.
Thank you very much!!
Amazing! Thank you!
This guy is so on the job!
You’re awesome Eddie !!!!
Another good lesson,you are ausome thanks very much
Thank you so much man, the teaching style is simple and it gets even through my thick skull! you guys are awesome
I know scales in all 5 positions same with maj7, min 7 arps.. But I have no clue how to play a solo that sounds like music. This is what I need to learn, can you post a lot more of this?
Thanks for sharing your skills 😊😇
God bless you 💖
I was blind and now I see! Thanks man #bestinstructor
I actually new part of this but now i have a better understanding of it thanks
This is great info and good visuals. Thank you so much it helps...
THANK YOU!!
Gracias amigo , a practicar ¡¡
THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN ❤️
Большое спасибо!
Super usefull thanks
You guys sure got me motivated. Glad I found your site. How about that T Shirt? (Please) 😆
Anymore DVDS available?
Cool video Eddie!!! :)
THANKS !
great thats very helpfull
Fine teacher 👍
Awesome lesson thanks
Awesomely !! You have killed everyone...
Hello. How can you hold the guitar so steady in sitting position? Is it on a stand ? Because whenever i practice in sitting position i pay so much effort to hold and carry the guitar same time, this negatively impacts my control over the keyboard. What would you suggest? Thank you very much. Cheers.
Awesome bro👌💪
So fricken awesome thank you !!!!!
Great. Stepwise and slow to start. We have to work it out. Come to it later.
Luv ur stuff
I do like your lesson....
Really nice
Eddie, how is it in the key of A at the start,when you are starting with G note, 3rd fret on E string?
he starts on the route note of each key
@@andrewhammonds3414 Isn't the root note A on the 5th fret?
@@johnmchugh8015 let me check depends where the key your in starts A is 5th but if your in A sharp its 4th he has to be following the route note to get the heatmap of the fingerboard I don't know how it makes any sense if he is not what do you think should we ask him
@@johnmchugh8015 he is playing the A note at the start of each lick he is just chasing the A note down the neck
up the neck I mean name the note's he is playing it makes sense then
Quick question if anyone can help?
I get that Eddie's playing the Am pentatonic scale in the first example and hope I'm right in assuming he's playing the CAGED shapes so get where the G is coming from in the first hotspots. What I don't understand is where the G# is coming from. He plays G, G# then A on the low E string before moving to the A string. How does the G# fit into the Am pentatonic scale in this shape? Can't even see the G# in the blues scale 🥴
Dont overthink it dude. Its very easy to overthink this stuff.😉
Bonjour 🙏
Eddie Haddad ...in da house. 🧢
Nice tone. Are 36th anniversary pups?
Hey...this is absolutely delightful and delicious!!!!!!!! Man, you made my day. Better find time to drop by Kampala!!!!!
I hope I can play the guitar
Wow😳
I like your video,I like . . . . ☺️
R.I.P Edward Van Halen. the reason i play guitar and a massive influence on me, and inarguably the most influential guitarist ever.
He & King Jimi.🤘
@@GuitarMasteryMethod One of the pioneers of "music."
ты лучший )
Chef Eddie, you are one of the greatest teachers. This is just like " Eddie's Hot Lick Pizza", we grab a slice then go off and learn it, then we can come back and grab another slice of Eddie's "Hot Lick Pizza" and go learn some more. Once we've learned all of these "slices" you have for us, "POW" you come out with a whole new "Eddie's Hot Lick Pizza". Keep up the HOT Cookin' Out There For US - Chef Eddie!!!
music theory is not my strong area. but we are told that we are playing in the key of A. can someone explain to me why the first note in the first lick is a G note ?
I want to solo like Eric clapton can I?
Hey when I alternate pic the notes don't come clean
This just comes down to time and patience. Feel free to reach out support@guitarmasterymethod.com and one of our team members can help. :)
You call it key of A, but you pressed the G note first !
I don't understand ! You said what ever note you start with is the key your playing in !
Can you please clarify that ?
Thanks !
Also, when you were in the key of C, you started on A# ! Don't get it !!
@@GuitarMasteryMethod 🤟
This is the guitar gimmick of the 21st century 😂😂
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