I just told my wife at dinner tonight that maybe I'm not meant to play lead. Had a southern rock and country band approx 30 years ago. I was lead singer and strummed open chords along with the band. About a year ago I decided to get to know my guitar again. I have poured my heart into learning scales etc but just stuck in a rut. Came in tonight turned on yt and there you were. I can tell that you mean it when you say......just reach out to me. Thank you so much! Don't know if I will get there but not quitting yet! Wish you much success! Subbed
Thanks for your nice lesson you inspired me cuz I’m was on rut as well but watching you made reconsider doing better and doing exactly your advices Thanks SO much
Nicely captured. I wasn’t sold until you went deep enough to tie the movable chord shapes to the scales. I like to incorporate the underlying arpeggios while improvising then some scale tones, maybe a few bends. One of my many short comings is I’ve never held myself accountable to a metronome and find it difficult to count while riffing. I watch alot of Guthrie Trapp and what you’ve outlined is similar to his way of visualization. Anyhow I enjoyed your tutorial and I can spot a musician
Thank you so much, your teaching method is great👍 I haven't found anyone who has explained navigating the major and minor scale the way you have, it has become so much clearer for me and I'll be working on this. Much appreciated Thank you ✌️
Only just found your channel and this video. I’m a silver haired guitar player and I think I’m at the top of beginner but more likely into intermediate and have been playing for 4 years. I am also disabled and part of my disability is that I can’t take in a whole bunch of information at one time! The first part of the video on moveable chords was brilliant and certainly going to take that on board but the rest was too much and in any case, my fingers don’t move fast enough to be able to play lead guitar so is there any point in me trying to learn scales?
Thank you, first off, let me know if i can ever help. Secondly, you don't have to worry about playing fast to play Lead. There are alot of people who really only played lead inside of Chords. But either way, learning a few licks even if they're only played slow is still a step. Fast doesn't mean good. Choosing the right notes at a slower pace means more than being fast. Hope i can help
@@daveyjones457 thanks, Davey, for your reply and so quickly. Just shows you pay attention to the comments and that means a lot to your audience, I think. Much appreciated, no doubt I’ll be in touch going forward.
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I just told my wife at dinner tonight that maybe I'm not meant to play lead. Had a southern rock and country band approx 30 years ago. I was lead singer and strummed open chords along with the band. About a year ago I decided to get to know my guitar again. I have poured my heart into learning scales etc but just stuck in a rut. Came in tonight turned on yt and there you were. I can tell that you mean it when you say......just reach out to me. Thank you so much! Don't know if I will get there but not quitting yet! Wish you much success! Subbed
Thanks for your nice lesson you inspired me cuz I’m was on rut as well but watching you made reconsider doing better and doing exactly your advices
Thanks SO much
I really do hope this helps. If you get stuck, just reach out to me
Nicely captured. I wasn’t sold until you went deep enough to tie the movable chord shapes to the scales. I like to incorporate the underlying arpeggios while improvising then some scale tones, maybe a few bends. One of my many short comings is I’ve never held myself accountable to a metronome and find it difficult to count while riffing. I watch alot of Guthrie Trapp and what you’ve outlined is similar to his way of visualization. Anyhow I enjoyed your tutorial and I can spot a musician
Thank you so much. Let me know if i can ever help
Thank you so much, your teaching method is great👍 I haven't found anyone who has explained navigating the major and minor scale the way you have, it has become so much clearer for me and I'll be working on this. Much appreciated Thank you ✌️
So glad it helps. Reach out of you need anything
Very helpful. Thanks for the lesson.
Glad it was helpful
Davey Jones that is very helpful lesson. Thank you very much. Hope you post more like this.
Thank you, I will
Wow ! Ok yeah you can use F shape and lay Major Chords down with ease !
Up and down the the neck hoo! Hoo ! Thanks again 😅
Only just found your channel and this video. I’m a silver haired guitar player and I think I’m at the top of beginner but more likely into intermediate and have been playing for 4 years. I am also disabled and part of my disability is that I can’t take in a whole bunch of information at one time! The first part of the video on moveable chords was brilliant and certainly going to take that on board but the rest was too much and in any case, my fingers don’t move fast enough to be able to play lead guitar so is there any point in me trying to learn scales?
Thank you, first off, let me know if i can ever help. Secondly, you don't have to worry about playing fast to play Lead. There are alot of people who really only played lead inside of Chords. But either way, learning a few licks even if they're only played slow is still a step. Fast doesn't mean good. Choosing the right notes at a slower pace means more than being fast. Hope i can help
@@daveyjones457 thanks, Davey, for your reply and so quickly. Just shows you pay attention to the comments and that means a lot to your audience, I think. Much appreciated, no doubt I’ll be in touch going forward.
I find the best way to break a rut is to buy a new guitar! 😂 (but seriously, I’ll buy a new guitar or pedal or something…)
That's funny
Guilty.