I'm studying chord tone soloing at the moment after years of just noodling.........I only started a few months ago and I can't believe how quickly my improv has improved..........for years I didn't know the notes on the fretboard.......now I do........I didn't know the notes that make chords........now I do and I know to make a chord minor you just flatten the third..........when I started learning chord tone soloing I was a bit upset at the thought of a few more years to learn this stuff. .........but honestly when you learn the notes on the fretboard and the notes that make chords you improve at a rapid rate..........this is a great tutorial.........thanks Charlie.........Paul from Ireland
Thanks for the lesson. I already use combinations of the first, fifth, seventh, and major/minor scale tones in my blues solos. But adding the second as a passing tone is magic. Nice!
Thanks for this video. One of the most beneficial videos I’ve come across in sometime. It was slot of fun to get these grouping under my belt. I added in the major 7th ( 1/2 step below the root) at times just to add my own spin. I’m learning the triad shapes using the 2nd 3rd and 4th strings. I thinking I might be able to add these groupings in along the way. Great great video !!!
Thanks Charlie...!!! Who said you can't teach and ole dog new tricks...😂 I'm 73 and still learning something new every day...!!! And I'm still rocking 🤘✌️👍 Subscribed 😊
Yeah this is just unbelievably cool. Thanks for sharing this valuable concept, why can't I ever see this by myself so much better than my try and just hope something sounds cool method. Cheers
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I'm studying chord tone soloing at the moment after years of just noodling.........I only started a few months ago and I can't believe how quickly my improv has improved..........for years I didn't know the notes on the fretboard.......now I do........I didn't know the notes that make chords........now I do and I know to make a chord minor you just flatten the third..........when I started learning chord tone soloing I was a bit upset at the thought of a few more years to learn this stuff. .........but honestly when you learn the notes on the fretboard and the notes that make chords you improve at a rapid rate..........this is a great tutorial.........thanks Charlie.........Paul from Ireland
Great stuff Paul! The right info at the right time = A HA moments! Thanks for commenting!
Hey Charlie, I like your vids.
Direct and to the point, not a lot of talking.
I'll be back!
Thanks so much! Sometimes I talk a little more just fyi but hopefully when I do it’s something meaningful!! Rock on!!! 🎸🔥🎶🔥🎸
Thanks for the lesson. I already use combinations of the first, fifth, seventh, and major/minor scale tones in my blues solos. But adding the second as a passing tone is magic. Nice!
Thank you Mr. Long! Right to the point, instant fan, looking forward to more, more, more!
Thanks for commenting and all the best with your playing!
Good stuff indeed!
Thanks for the comment and glad you enjoyed it!!! 🎸🎶🔥
Its just AWESOME
@@artlazo2218 thanks 🙏 🎸🎶🔥
Thank you Charlie
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Thanks for this video. One of the most beneficial videos I’ve come across in sometime. It was slot of fun to get these grouping under my belt. I added in the major 7th ( 1/2 step below the root) at times just to add my own spin.
I’m learning the triad shapes using the 2nd 3rd and 4th strings. I thinking I might be able to add these groupings in along the way.
Great great video !!!
Wow thanks so much!! Glad you’re already putting it to use!
Thank you very much for making this so clear!
Thanks for commenting and I really hope it helps!!
Way to break it down so i only need to concentrate on small amounts of intervals at a time instead of all of them. Great lesson. Nice job
So glad you can use it!!!
Thanks Charlie...!!! Who said you can't teach and ole dog new tricks...😂
I'm 73 and still learning something new every day...!!!
And I'm still rocking 🤘✌️👍
Subscribed 😊
I love it!!! Never stop rocking!!!!
Thank you very much for this melodic cells. Cheers from Indonesia.
Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Ive always called that first major lick the beverly hills 90210 intro lol!
Ha! Nailed it!!!
Thank you for the video. Very useful licks.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting!!
Magic! Love your videos Charlie, you make great sounds. You’ve just given me another fun and exciting thing to explore.
Thanks! Take them and make it your own!!!
OK Charlie you have my attention! Jam on man!🎸🤘
Thanks for coming by - and for commenting!!
This was simply awesome! Thanks!🙏🎸
Thank you!
Great ideas, loved your examples of Santana and Gary Moore, would like to see more of these.
Thanks!! I definitely need to do some more Moore!
Yeah this is just unbelievably cool. Thanks for sharing this valuable concept, why can't I ever see this by myself so much better than my try and just hope something sounds cool method. Cheers
Thanks for watching and commenting!!! Take these concepts and run with them!
That was awesome 😊
Thanks so much!! Glad you liked it and all the best with your playing!
When the saints go marching in
Good ear!
Awesome ..❤❤❤
Thanks 🙏
I think my head just exploded
In a good or bad way?? 🤪. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@CharlieLongGuitar in a good way I've been unknowingly using cells, but this is the first time that I've actually seen them put in a coherent way.
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