Very good lesson. I knew the double stops harmonizing the scale.just didnt really know how to use it.

Thanks for the content. Your series of lessons is exactly what I was looking for!

Great lesson! Thanks for sharing.

awesome lesson Matheus. Thank you!

You're great. Thanks for the excellent video.

Cool lesson. Thanks for posting👍

Excellent!

You're the best man! Sandra and I are reminiscing about our Nashville visit. Thanks

So much think i ve learn from you coach ....thx from bali

Great 🤗 Thank you so much and best wishes from Ansbach Germany 💖 🎸 Sammy

Wow impressive level and very interesting lics that everybody can adapt depending on the tone. Love the Johnny Hiland stuffs, well explained. Thanks

Very nice. Thank you.

Parabéns pelo trabalho.Aula incrível

What a great lesson. I have been harmonizing the scale in 3rds but I didn't know how to add the percussive note. Thank you.

Thanks!

EXCELLENT EXPLANATION Thank you!

great stuff.. thanks

Love what you do brother. Love your playing and your ability to teach your amazing skills. I just found you so I’m in. I’ll be sharing your channel. It’s the shit. Thank you again sir. F

WoW. So that is what I"ve been seein' when they throw in that muted 5th string. Didn't know what it was exactly. Thanks bunches! ♥

This is an immensely insightful lesson for me, my friend!

Grande!!!!!! Gracias.

Very concise lesson, man. Great stuff!

Your guitar is super cool! Would love an episode about it !!

Great lesson. Nice one. Thanks.

Very impressive signor Canteri.....

I love it!!!!!!

Saudades lindo

Thank you.

Awesome

Great lesson!

You're the BEST man!

Thanks for the great lesson

As soon as you added passing chords up the neck I instantly heard the Beatles "... though she was born a long long time ago," - and back down "... your mother should know ..." etc. And I'm also hearing some Marvin Gaye with this. Point being that this is super versatile, not just country. And it's free ! LoL ! Thanks Matheus !

Great insight Have had my head in mixing major/ minor 3rds, harmonising double stops and country bends with double stops. Great to see you just play it and don’t explain too much. Seriously nice twang from your Tele too, A vid on your custom teles would also be interesting . Thanks , cool stuff

This helped alot thanks!

Jawohl...ich verstehe genau was du mein

Another amazing lesson here. I notice u often end with these fast licks that end on a low string. like the lick on 05:28. Maybe u could show us some of these ideas in the future, sounds like there are allot of open strings and chromatic notes in these ending licks. I have no idea how to play any of this or the theory behind it. Thanks for the great content!

Que hermosa tu guitarra Matheus...!!!! Gran video.

Thanks again Matheus. Your instructional videos really help me put it all together. Keep up the good work! One thing I do want to point out. I know you really like that guitar (I believe its made by your father) but it's hard to see the strings against that type of neck. You may want to use a different guitar for instructional videos that has just a plain maple neck so the strings are more visible. Anyway, great job! You're awesome!

faz essas video aulas e cowntry e cowntry - rock, em portugues. Vc podia fazer uma serie de videos sobre a pentatonica o cowntry dando exemplos de licks e frases no cowntry utilizando a penta

Man, that has got to be the most beautiful tele I've seen! Is that a maple Birdseye fingerboard or is the whole neck birdseye maple? 🎸 🇨🇦

Wow, Matheus. (3:46) I practice that same scale, but I've not heard anyone put in those percussive bass notes before. Maybe i just didn't hear it with the whole band playing. But it sounds awesome with you playing by yourself. That's something I'ma gonna hafta master! I'll start doing it today! 👍 👌 (Later) I tried that "percussive" thing, can't do it nearly like you. I'll continue to try... but it's nowhere near like you do it! Gawd! (End) That was a good collection of licks. Some I knew, but you added a nice flair to them. I'm still not nearly as fast. But... Thanks!

Is this an Epiphone tele?,.....nice piece of wood😊

cool shit

What kind of pick are you using? It Looks like a felt pick. Is it just a typical ukulele pick or is it Something special? Thanks

You and Yao Ming speak similar versions of the American English language... I men this as a compliment. Thanks for the very effective and inspiring twang lessons.

How do I book a lesson?

How can I get lessons on face time ?

i can do that if i want to....i just dont want to!

That pick looks awfully thick. I have never seen that. lol. Maybe it's an illusion.

Love your lesson but let me know when Nashville producers and labels start making REAL country music again instead of the POP crap they’ve been turning out the last 20 years!

Brother we can’t see which string any of your fingers are on.That neck color and your skin color are camo’d out. Can’t see anything. We can hear everything,but I’m one of those that has to SEE to learn.