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That is exactly what I am. That little lick at 3:25, that was E on BstF5 Eb on Gst8F (w/little bend and slide down) C on Gst5F and E on Dst7F ? I know you are in A blues scale (naturally) because of Eb (b5).
Dude listen I've been playing guitar for a long time and I've been playing the blues a long time but you opened up a whole new world for me with this lesson and a couple of your other lessons I just want to say thanks man 🌊🏄🎸
GREAT TIPS ! Own electrics , never (almost) play them. Been trying for 40+ years . Gonna pull out the electric and tuck away the acoustic for the next jam . Thank you .
Eddie,,,Eddie,, wow,, tell Charlie you guys are super this is what I been after just small licks like this a bunch of them not all blues but,,you know,,,yeah , thanks !! I like that , I been needing to understand myself playing and bringing out my emotion on guitar. Good grief ,, it's so wild !!!!
Back again , I just needed to learn or ,yeah learn how to bring out my emotions on guitar, like if you will Mr.Heifield who does enter sandman ,, that song hits me like a rock!! Love it. If I can play like that, I have the music in me, injust needed to learn how to bring it out, for freaking years it's been bottled up!!!
Very interesting lesson. Yes I enjoy the guitar lesson that you present. I see the way you talk to people very convincing and you have the most essential part to reach the young people. Keep an eye for political carreer. Cheers from Indonesia Eddie.
Fun fact: if you listen Jimmy Page’s live version of “Rock n Roll”, he uses the same idea for the stabs -except inverts the 3rd/7th. So C# (8th fret on G) and G (10th fret on B) to start. That’s how I learned “the trick” 👍
Are you an intermediate guitarist over 40 still struggling to play great blues guitar solos? Then you obviously haven’t downloaded a copy of the Blues Guitar Solo Cheatsheet yet… Grab your copy for FREE here now (while it’s still free) ➡ www.guitarmasterymethod.com/PWbnzO3m68E
That is exactly what I am. That little lick at 3:25, that was E on BstF5 Eb on Gst8F (w/little bend and slide down) C on Gst5F and E on Dst7F ? I know you are in A blues scale (naturally) because of Eb (b5).
Dude listen I've been playing guitar for a long time and I've been playing the blues a long time but you opened up a whole new world for me with this lesson and a couple of your other lessons I just want to say thanks man 🌊🏄🎸
Excellent hack; excellent teacher. Keeps it simple for us simple novices. Thanks!
Love the little lick he plays at 3:28!
thanks for this tips,im almost 49 and i just back to guitar,i really enjoy this channel,greetings from valencia(spain)
Halfway through the video I subscribed. That’s what’s called added value. Simple trick easy to learn and elevates your playing. Wonderful. Thank you.
Thanks for subbing :)
You should buy the whole subscription to GMM… I joined 3 years ago and can’t believe how far I have come!
Great lesson, man. Love how you demonstrate making space for other instruments to work.
AGREE
As they say; Rests are just as important as notes....space is grace!!!!
Great Pro Tip. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 well done sir. 😎🎸🇨🇦
Lightbulb moment. Thank you kind sir👌🏼
Jimmy Page does that playing Rock & Roll live on the Song Remains the Same. adds it to the main riff.
As usual, another quality instructional video from Eddie and the GMM team. Well explained, easy to execute mind-blowing stuff.
We love to hear it Rick! Hope you are well.
Hello Eddie it’s lefty from Guitar mastery 101 My Instructor for Blues. Awesome Teacher
GREAT TIPS ! Own electrics , never (almost) play them. Been trying for 40+ years . Gonna pull out the electric and tuck away the acoustic for the next jam . Thank you .
I found myself trying to remember this jst yesterday, and voila! Your vid popped up in my feed. Thanks.
Great lesson…killing it EH
Rock on JT! 🤘
Thank you
Thank you Eddie, great tutorial. Just what I needed to play with friends or even use my looper to create a simple jam track! Much appreciated!
That's exactly what this lesson is about Max! Rock on! 🤘
Someone else just did a lesson on exactly the same thing this week but your's is much clearer.
Was that lesson all talk too?
yeees thank you you just busted a brick wall for me thank you merci
This is pretty
Cool, thank you for sharing
Very straightforward instruction. Thank you!
Eddie,,,Eddie,, wow,, tell Charlie you guys are super this is what I been after just small licks like this a bunch of them not all blues but,,you know,,,yeah , thanks !! I like that , I been needing to understand myself playing and bringing out my emotion on guitar. Good grief ,, it's so wild !!!!
Don't mean to sound weird,but I consider you guys family if that's ok, Charlie,little brother!! These lessons are great
Back again , I just needed to learn or ,yeah learn how to bring out my emotions on guitar, like if you will Mr.Heifield who does enter sandman ,, that song hits me like a rock!! Love it. If I can play like that, I have the music in me, injust needed to learn how to bring it out, for freaking years it's been bottled up!!!
Thanks for this lesson. You really opened my eyes to the power & versatility of inversions.
Thx Eddie. Great lesson
I remember learning this about 10 years ago from a Danny Gatton "Hot Licks" video. So simple, and so effective!
Digging it, loving it, thanks so very much 🎸🔥
Uncles Ry-Ry and Remus said, cool...thanks for sharing.
Great stuff really help me with my guitar play
Super vid.
Awesome lesson! Thanks
Love this guy, thanks for your mentoring
😂👍🏼 very Matt Guitar Murphy 😁
Minimalist but effective
Thanks
Yet another gem from a great teacher. I'm learning loads.thank you.🎸🤘👌👍
Thanks!
What a cool hack, who would have thought it was so simple. Thanks Eddie!
About 40 yrs ago, Danny Gatton called it, “the two note miracle”
Great lesson man will subscribe! 👌😬☮
Sweet! Love it.
Great to hear Brian!
So cool! Love it, thanks man.
that's f';%ing brilliant
Thanx man!
More to come Dano!
Cool licks Eddie,thanks!
Glad you like them!
Wow music is magic thanks for the lesson bro!🤘
Very interesting lesson. Yes I enjoy the guitar lesson that you present. I see the way you talk to people very convincing and you have the most essential part to reach the young people. Keep an eye for political carreer. Cheers from Indonesia Eddie.
Now please teach us that base line. Sounds great.
Sorry for the off subject question.
How did you get the Tele in the bridge set up?
Thanks for the great lesson
That’s just how the guitar was built! It’s a Mario Martin “Honcho”
🤯 so effective...👍🏻
Thank you for the lesson, I believe you could lessen the blow with a better word than hack
Thank you Eddie!!
Very welcome
Thank you, just subscribed. Valuable lesson, and I look forward to viewing the "Heatmap". Cheers.
I never recieved the PDF after verifying my email. Wasn't in Spam either.
Reach out to support@guitarmasterymethod.com and we can help with that.
Súper cool!!!
Very good, thanks!
I think I saw Danny Gatton do a lesson on these two notes. Interesting.
I’m a huge Gatton fan!
Epic
Whats a quick riff to lead into it or a turn around?
Saluting that one fella 👍
Love it
That’s very Danny Gatton. Nice
Is that a sx in the back?
How to play without playing...I like it.
Nice.
Fun fact: if you listen Jimmy Page’s live version of “Rock n Roll”, he uses the same idea for the stabs -except inverts the 3rd/7th. So C# (8th fret on G) and G (10th fret on B) to start. That’s how I learned “the trick” 👍
Perfect for breaking out of basic boxes.
I'm orthodox too
“Fretboard conveyer belt method” 😅- in 40 years of playing I’ve never heard that before 🤣
There is a first time for everything! :)
Man i have such a problem throwing rests in. I just play looooooong licks. Hahaha im having a really hard time with it lol
Is this similar to the “moving chord” thing Chris Cain is a master of?
Sweet cheat!
First!!!!!
Well done
Stuck on u
zelensky
Great lesson! Thank you!