There are great guitarist teaching but for me I’ve tried and tried but I take away very little leaving discouraged from their big you tube channels. Now I avoid as much as I can realizing YT for me is counterproductive wasting time. But now and then I stop and check something out, maybe once every couple months. This lesson has something different I actually learned from and was playing licks in a couple hours. I’m not sure why I stopped and absorbed the lesson but it was effective and gave me knowledge not endless frustration.
I love how these licks are easy to understand but leaves so much room for interpretation! Will certainly be committing these to memory for later use, thank you!
Excellent lesson! These licks are easy to get under your fingers and sound great. This is immediately useful to put into my toolbox. I’ve always felt that if one could have perhaps a dozen anchor licks like these that might be all you need. If you could do future videos with other anchor licks that would be awesome and much appreciated.
You are the BEST instructor ever! You simplify music theory and show us how to take that and make guitar playing fun. I’d love to see more videos tying music theory with blues licks. Having so much fun I recommended your videos to my daughter also. Thanks for your great lessons!
I like all of your stuff. Sometimes it a bit ahead of me, but I'll still listen if my old fingers can't do it. I'm 67 and didn't quit my day job. I wish we had internet and you 50 years ago! You show us what I want to learn to be a great living room blues player. And like I said, if I can't play it, I listen to you playing it.
That was a great lesson thanks! The way it was simplified in three licks was a great idea always better to practice in small chunks I believe, once again thanks your a great teacher.
I was not going to say this is a great video and end up sounding like everyone else, but then I thought, what the hell ! ... this is a great video Jule, Thanks. lick 1, 0:42 lick 2, 2:25, lick 3 3:43, recap, 4:50
Great lesson.I know the pentatonic scale all over the neck ,but its hard to improvise licks without sounding like you are playing the scale.Its great to learn new ones .Lets face it even guys like clapton had to copy someone to get started. I have a buddy from the late 50s who Clapton used to go and watch at gigs like the Flamingo club in London .Maybe he copied some of his licks.
I don't use the best terms sometimes but like to see people reach their potential. 30+ years playing self taught I think I have something to contribute and will find😊😊 better ways to say so
Hi Jules, i found your channel and it's brilliant, iv been playing rythem guitar for years but I would love to learn blues and funk lead and guitar, can you please tell me where to start on your channel, thank you so much👍
For this video I've included a pdf download for the 3 licks, plus the 3 backing tracks. I'm back filling the catalogue with tabs/tracks for all my previous videos.
But now what if you wanted to play these licks in a different position? I feel like some of the licks like the first one wouldn’t work due to the fingering?
My only problem... with your TAB, is how do you know the beats of the notes, and what is the bpm, you are playing? i am a beginner guitar player, coming from piano
Most guitar players don't know musical notation and follow the rhythm by ear, hence I don't usually include it to keep it simple. In this case the rhythm of the licks changes to fit the three tracks, so I suggest just play along and you'll pick it up.
Learning blues guitar: "You just play the same lick 100 different ways?? That's easy." {Tries to come up with 100 ways to play the same lick} "Oh wow, this isn't so easy."
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Usually I’m hyper critical on you tube tutorials but this is spot on! Simple yet comprehensive! Thx
There are great guitarist teaching but for me I’ve tried and tried but I take away very little leaving discouraged from their big you tube channels. Now I avoid as much as I can realizing YT for me is counterproductive wasting time.
But now and then I stop and check something out, maybe once every couple months.
This lesson has something different I actually learned from and was playing licks in a couple hours. I’m not sure why I stopped and absorbed the lesson but it was effective and gave me knowledge not endless frustration.
@@josephinedanielson4057 farce or no it worked. I’d rather have an axe to play not grind.
I love how these licks are easy to understand but leaves so much room for interpretation! Will certainly be committing these to memory for later use, thank you!
Excellent lesson! These licks are easy to get under your fingers and sound great. This is immediately useful to put into my toolbox. I’ve always felt that if one could have perhaps a dozen anchor licks like these that might be all you need. If you could do future videos with other anchor licks that would be awesome and much appreciated.
You are the BEST instructor ever! You simplify music theory and show us how to take that and make guitar playing fun. I’d love to see more videos tying music theory with blues licks. Having so much fun I recommended your videos to my daughter also. Thanks for your great lessons!
Thanks!
I like all of your stuff. Sometimes it a bit ahead of me, but I'll still listen if my old fingers can't do it. I'm 67 and didn't quit my day job. I wish we had internet and you 50 years ago! You show us what I want to learn to be a great living room blues player. And like I said, if I can't play it, I listen to you playing it.
Thank you for these licks. Really helps me out! Appreciate you sharing your talent.
Great lesson, great playing, great tone and beautiful guita! Looks like a nice collection of basses too.
As always Jules excellent tips and tricks. You are the best player and instructor of them all on RUclips. I’m constantly watching your stuff.
Good comment, Jules is gold amongst the quartz.
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Absolutely the best lessons on the tube!!!!
That was a great lesson thanks!
The way it was simplified in three licks was a great idea always better to practice in small chunks I believe, once again thanks your a great teacher.
I watch so many guitar lesson, this is the most clear and understandable
Great concept having reusable licks to build off and expand on. Thanks!
Modest learning with astounding teaching skills and guitar mastery
great lesson I learnt so much from it thank you.
Great licks also for beginners! Thanks for sharing!
Im always happy when i see your vids😊
Thanks, very helpful. Love the tabs
Incredible lesson, really like you showed them in various scenarios dynamics, my brain follows them better than fingers
This video is all killer, no filler...great, useful licks taught well
I was not going to say this is a great video and end up sounding like everyone else, but then I thought, what the hell ! ... this is a great video Jule, Thanks. lick 1, 0:42 lick 2, 2:25, lick 3 3:43, recap, 4:50
Another Excellent Video Lesson Thx
You're a good instructor man. Thanks for this!
Thank you for a great lesson.Very well done. I will use those licks. Thanks
Thank you so much Jules, what a fantastic lesson, it taught me such a lot cheers 👍👍👍
Thanks a lot,, best Henrik
Incredible, all three were the same thing but all sounded so different, awesome tutorial, plenty to think about there , 👍👍🤠🎸
nice playing and excellent tabs and vid and lession
I like the way you teach.. very clear. That's why I subscribe 😊
superb! loved the explanation of timing the licks.
Brilliant as always. Thank you 😀👍🏻
Great playing and great vid and tabs
Great lesson.I know the pentatonic scale all over the neck ,but its hard to improvise licks without sounding like you are playing the scale.Its great to learn new ones .Lets face it even guys like clapton had to copy someone to get started.
I have a buddy from the late 50s who Clapton used to go and watch at gigs like the Flamingo club in London .Maybe he copied some of his licks.
Amazing teacher so grateful ❤
Brilliant! Many thanks!
I enjoy your lessons very much!! Thank you!!
Brilliant succinct tutorial
Thank you Jules
Great lesson ❤
If you'd been born in 1948, you'd be a household legend.
Jules only just found your channel you must one of the best at sharing your playing skills.
Any chance you can include some
Rockabilly riffs m
Jules, you are a genius!
I ❤ this guy cause he’s so cool!!!
I don't use the best terms sometimes but like to see people reach their potential. 30+ years playing self taught I think I have something to contribute and will find😊😊 better ways to say so
Man I would love to take private lessons from you.
Another awesome lesson Jules, you make learning really fun 🤩
😇super super lessons thanks a million .
Marvelouse!! 💋 Thank you!! ❤
So good! Thank you 💪
Hi Jules, i found your channel and it's brilliant, iv been playing rythem guitar for years but I would love to learn blues and funk lead and guitar, can you please tell me where to start on your channel, thank you so much👍
Thank you
That was bad ass!
thanks you
Supreme🎸🎸🎸
What amp and pedal are you using please? Sounds nice 😊
I'll second that motion! Please reveal oh sage!
Not full bend on 14th ! 1/2 tone!
Like your Vids always pick up a lick or two!🤘
Fun! Come by the house we'll jam, anytime
Great lesson. Does your patreon page have these same videos added with tabs and backing tracks, or is it different from these here?
For this video I've included a pdf download for the 3 licks, plus the 3 backing tracks. I'm back filling the catalogue with tabs/tracks for all my previous videos.
Dam, you're playing my guitar! Ha. Mine looks exactly like yours, same everything. Mine is a 1980 Les Paul standard. What year is yours?
But now what if you wanted to play these licks in a different position? I feel like some of the licks like the first one wouldn’t work due to the fingering?
Interested to know what's on your Pedalboard?
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My only problem... with your TAB, is how do you know the beats of the notes, and what is the bpm, you are playing?
i am a beginner guitar player, coming from piano
Most guitar players don't know musical notation and follow the rhythm by ear, hence I don't usually include it to keep it simple. In this case the rhythm of the licks changes to fit the three tracks, so I suggest just play along and you'll pick it up.
Learning blues guitar:
"You just play the same lick 100 different ways?? That's easy."
{Tries to come up with 100 ways to play the same lick}
"Oh wow, this isn't so easy."
Giveaway Guitar!!! You've been scammed!
Thanks, Jules Top Stuff
Fab lesson, would love more like this, do you do them on you patrion? cheers