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Advanced Blues Soloing | 1.4.5 Dom7 Arpeggios | Learn 3 Awesome Licks!
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Advanced Blues Soloing Guitar Lesson - Learn how to escape the pentatonic rut using powerful dom7 arpeggios. Tabs & Guitar Pro at Patreon.com/Swiftlessons
Hello friends,
Welcome back to Swift Guitar Lessons for another blues soloing tutorial. In today's session, I'll be teaching you how to diversify your blues licks using easy dominant 7 arpeggios across a 1.4.5 progression in C. Once you have mastered this concept, we'll apply it to three classic licks that are specifc to each chord in the progression. Let's get started!
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0:00 - Demonstration
0:35 - Section #1 - Dom7 Arpeggios
7:35 - Section #2 - Practice Licks
This video features the amazing Red Gc-Lc acoustic guitar by Furch. Learn more about these unique and well-crafted instruments at: FurchGuitars.com
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Your lessons are unlike any others.....very clear and immediately applicable. Thanks much.
Just gave to say brother I so much love and appreciate your blues and Zeppelin solos swift lessons. I remember meeting you briefly and you helped me record one of my worst/best break up songs without judgement, Thank you
Much Love Cat
I love the 4 chord solo....there is a part I've been hooked on all week.
Philadelphia......City of brotherly love plus fantastic lessons from Rob (Swiftlessons)!! I hope everyone can see how invaluable and pertinent all of Rob's lessons are and this one is certainly a fantastic example. It's simple: Rob supports us all with enhanced great guitar lessons to further and stretch our playing and therefore deserves our complete support in return! I have saved this great lesson into a "favorites" folder and shall access it until I have this down second nature. Arpeggios and triads are so vital along with the minor and major pentatonic scales! Jim C.
I'm always watching your guitar lesson great help for us who wants to be a guitarist... More videos for Guitar lesson please...from Philippines here...
Wow...it's beautiful! A bit jazzy at times...I get distracted by the beauty of the guitar lol. A great lesson, thanks Rob 🎶🎶🎶
You are absolutely a fantastic teacher....probably one of the best I've found on the internet
Thanks for this lesson Rob blues is life . Daniel from France.
Hi my name its pedro i watching your videos you are a mazing the way you teach...I just wish you a merry Christmas..my friend THANK YOU
Roman
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se orientuje . Jsem zjednodušený a vidím kde hrajete super. Roman
Iyessss. Amazing. Tx swift. Thanks super teacher.🎸
This is a great lesson...
What a nice solo (00:12)
Very good.
That was very helpful, thank you very much for this lesson much appreciated!
Like it awesome
That is one beautiful guitar ....furch is going places.... cool lesson too
Thank you 🙏🏻
@@FurchGuitarsOfficial respect . You guys are giving all the other great builds a run for the money...I want a furch guitar........nobody paid me to say this either....
@@imannonymous7707 💛
Excelente gracias 👌
Have you ever considered selling fret stickers of these licks for repetition practice? They sell ones for pentatonic scales but some custom ones from your lessons would be something a lot of us would buy! Ive done my own with small color coordinated stickers for another video of yours and after a couple hours i memorized it and still know it 1 year later. Would be better to buy it though😁
Rob, thanks for your incredible teaching. Some a little advanced for me (although I've been trying to play for the past 30 years!!) Would really love you to teach B Movie Boxcar Blues.
Great !!!!!!!
i dont even need to watch the video before liking it
Awesome 😎
good lesson(s)! but instead og teaching the licks themselves, it would be better to teach the rules behind the licks (target notes, which notes to bend into the 3rd, 5th or root - and why those are the rules) and since you take care to teach other styles (I particularly enjoy de django classes) you could leave the overtaught pentatonic (blues, major 3rd over minor) classes behind and step into greek modes (the importance of mixolidyan over dominant chords etc) and the feelings of Dorian, Phrygian, etc. And, some techniques to increase speed. Anyway, you are different than most online teachers. Gob job and thankyou!
Loved this vid really helpful! Could you possibly do a video on 11th chords it would be great?
Zabardast cheers from Toronto.....
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13:15
Great lesson. Where were you when I was 12?
That's right, you weren't born yet!
Lol.. very well said !
Do you have an email for questions about courses you have on your site?
What make is your guitar?
It's a furch bro....very high end builds
..remember that name..
@@imannonymous7707 Wow, never heard it before....American or ?
They're out of the Czech Republic actually. Great bunch of people building some truly wonderful instruments.