Slow Blues guitar licks // Double stops that SING

🎼 Learn the full Blues guitar solo (TAB for all the licks) → bit.ly/3gkMW62
Guitar backing track (slow Blues in E minor) → • Super Slow Blues Jam |...
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HAPPY JAMMING!

[@QuistJam]

Full jam track → ruclips.net/video/Q4gN1f5HAKg/видео.html TAB → bit.ly/3gkMW62 Happy jamming! 🎸

[@alfredromero4784]

😢😭 That's not slow we can't even see your fingers

[@user-ff1qx3zs3r]

Simon was the eldest son of Raoul I of Clermont-Nesle (c. 1185 - c. 1226), lord of Ayly, Molette and possibly Nesle. jure uxoris (fr) and Constable of France, who was the son of Simon I, lord of Ailly-sur-Noye (fr), younger brother of Raoul I the Red, Count of Clermont, married to Alix, daughter of Waleran III. Simon's mother was Gertrude Nesle (1175-1239), daughter of Jean Nesle, Châtelain of Bruges (d. 1197/1200), sister of Jean II, lord of Nesle (de) (d. 1239), who bequeathed Nesle to Raoul and his heirs, not having his own heir. Simon had several siblings, brother Raoul (d. 1243), Lord Tartigny, sometimes numbered II, and therefore the possible ancestor of some children, especially those attributed to Simon's son Raoul, when considering Tartigny's Seigneurie.
Simon was an adviser to King "Saint" Louis IX of France, especially in the field of justice. Together with Matthew of Vendôme, he was regent of the kingdom in 1270-1271, when Louis and his son Philip were away on the Eighth Crusade, using the title of "lieutenant" (i.e. "occupied"). In the process of canonization of King Louis in 1283, he was one of the witnesses.
Simon was also tutor to the Enfants de France, children of the king appointed by Philip III.
Simon is considered the founder of the Hôtel de Nesle (de) to house the nobility in Paris, instead of their first Hôtel de Nesle, which was given to King Louis IX and the construction was allowed due to the high positions of his sons Raoul and Guy, and their wealth. The hotel was connected to the Tour de Nesle, and eventually sold to King Philip IV of France in 1314. Made famous by the dramatic "Tour de Nesle Affair" this had far-reaching consequences.

[@matrox]

@@user-ff1qx3zs3r That BS. Not true about Raoul.

[@davidlarondelle2326]

Very very nice

[@user-vv6ig2xt1u]

​@@user-ff1qx3zs3r😂

[@eanstark]

Man, you really say something when you play bro. Keep doing that.

[@unknown9634]

Oh yeah dudes a monster with the blues.

[@mikeapollo279]

This guy is hands down one of the best blues players out there!!!!

[@ghromm1]

Slowest blues lick I've ever heard, thanks

[@MrJohnBarton]

Simply great thank you so much for sharing your gift of music I love it

[@AnabelB.]

I need a full version of this.

[@RobertDeLGF]

Slow blues licks? That first one would be nice to see played fast!!

[@ElCaponeRusso]

One word SWEET!!!

[@pittsa5919]

Quist you are a genius...i love your playing!! 👍👍

[@mitchplease8880]

That's tricky, Quist! I like it.

[@sporkfindus4777]

That's some Eddie Hazel-type vibe
Love it!

[@BambiDextrous]

Hendrix, too.

[@daddurs2206]

I also like to wear out my G string. Great playing lol

[@paulgordon6949]

Lovely stuff.

[@r.shknbake1114]

Quist you’re speaking my language… I feel it to the marrow!!

[@cookie18595]

Love this ❤

[@user-yu2we4lu2t]

...когда уходит любовь - начинается блюз😢🎉🎉🎉❤

[@jitsroller]

Oh my God I love it.

[@user-td2dh7so8g]

Ну да это цепляет. Класс. Да ты профи.

[@jamminwithjambo7729]

Best blues intro... Ow

[@kcprolock]

So Cool

[@abibbaraily2782]

Lovely

[@zeroforced1853]

Smooth AF

[@brotherP2020]

SWEET....Love that old banged-up used& abused guitar look!... definitely COOL

[@alsultanalzulfikaralfakir6079]

Best ..so nice sceal

[@motociclistiducati1392]

Que dire ?.. C'est beau... J'écoute en boucle...

[@raulleija2443]

Orale...soy tu fan!

[@user-cq3ew4vo1b]

I detect a little Beck... awesome 😎

[@walmartduck4342]

This is sick!

[@1MM349]

Me encanta ✌️❤️buenísimo

[@user-cp9ml3tr1w]

Nice😊

[@tommyrr9106]

Epic

[@jameswilson3554]

Killer...2thumbs up.

[@BorisBidjanSaberi11]

Groovy

[@jasonism123]

Nice lick. Is that a vintage fender strat? 7.25 radius?

[@james.10]

Nice…❤

[@sonliansonlian1805]

Thought he's gonna play "Nothing else matter" solo😂

[@veteranaffiliate]

Nice

[@habibmarwana]

Dat whammy 🔥

[@nicirvin1994]

I'm not ashamed to say this.. But I'm gonna steal this note for note.. 🔥.. Now.. The Tone.. That's another story.. 🤔

[@ericgisclon8122]

At the start of the guitar we play in E and we do pentatonics. Then when we are mature we move on to the hexatonic scales then at the end we go to the altered scales. To put tension in our playing. This is the outcome of ' a guitarist in full expression.

[@user-sc6iy9ng5j]

Душа плачет вместе с гитарой 👍🙏🙏❤️

[@user-cp9ml3tr1w]

Are you using any pedals? Nice tone 😊

[@rodneybrown6326]

👍 I love how Albert King could do his triple bends 😳

[@user-ze1es7xy8p]

Класс!

[@iwaan6253]

Unik bunyi,aw,aw,awawwaw

[@landonnichols6679]

Very unique, close to Pink Floyd in expression

[@dropperk]

Damn. Those must be 8's. yur pullin high

[@QuistJam]

10s

[@liboy9844]

Strong fingers.

[@erick1331]

Woooowww 💞👌👌👌

[@dollyllama69420]

GAWWWWWWWWWW DAMNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰

[@user-jj4xt4cc7c]

Shit Has thar special swag I miss

[@pepe_100]

🔥🔥🔥

[@n1_Crims]

Damn

[@Skashoon]

SRV licks

[@mr501mc]

Is your tremolo floating?

[@dan_arruda]

❤

[@joshuamariscal8455]

Do tutorials on faster licks you only post slow stuff

[@vincentCosmos]

"Another brick in the wall"

[@patrickkatkaew9843]

how i start to play like you? how do i learn?

[@kartikeyaattri2166]

Tasty...

[@blkbrd1331]

This one was okay

[@dillonpereira3150]

Why does the first part remind me of a song

[@tsfurlan]

Because there's a 1,000 blues songs played like that

[@user-ff1qx3zs3r]

Simon was the eldest son of Raoul I of Clermont-Nesle (c. 1185 - c. 1226), lord of Ayly, Molette and possibly Nesle. jure uxoris (fr) and Constable of France, who was the son of Simon I, lord of Ailly-sur-Noye (fr), younger brother of Raoul I the Red, Count of Clermont, married to Alix, daughter of Waleran III. Simon's mother was Gertrude Nesle (1175-1239), daughter of Jean Nesle, Châtelain of Bruges (d. 1197/1200), sister of Jean II, lord of Nesle (de) (d. 1239), who bequeathed Nesle to Raoul and his heirs, not having his own heir. Simon had several siblings, brother Raoul (d. 1243), Lord Tartigny, sometimes numbered II, and therefore the possible ancestor of some children, especially those attributed to Simon's son Raoul, when considering Tartigny's Seigneurie.
Simon was an adviser to King "Saint" Louis IX of France, especially in the field of justice. Together with Matthew of Vendôme, he was regent of the kingdom in 1270-1271, when Louis and his son Philip were away on the Eighth Crusade, using the title of "lieutenant" (i.e. "occupied"). In the process of canonization of King Louis in 1283, he was one of the witnesses.
Simon was also tutor to the Enfants de France, children of the king appointed by Philip III.
Simon is considered the founder of the Hôtel de Nesle (de) to house the nobility in Paris, instead of their first Hôtel de Nesle, which was given to King Louis IX and the construction was allowed due to the high positions of his sons Raoul and Guy, and their wealth. The hotel was connected to the Tour de Nesle, and eventually sold to King Philip IV of France in 1314. Made famous by the dramatic "Tour de Nesle Affair" this had far-reaching consequences.

[@maxschilder]

Scuttle buttin - srv

[@mrquick6775]

How was the first lick slow? 😅

[@TheVoiceofKevinC]

You are Bad😮😮😮😎

[@gregorytrickie8002]

Wow that's really slow can we make it any faster ? Lolol

[@unknown9634]

Do you know of any tutorials that will show me how to do a descending scale like this???? Please???