If playing roots is good for bass players then it’s good enough for six-string axeslingers. Great video and exercise. Love the soloing rudiments videos; keep’em coming.

Great lesson. Reinforces my need to finally learn every note on the fretboard!!

Mark, despite the fact that you are light years ahead of my skill level, I find your insight and tips fascinating. Thanks for the effort you put into your videos! Cheers bud.

Another great explanation for novice solo guitarists learning to improvise. Mark you are a great instructor.

A great lesson!! Thank you

Thanks for sharing the blues :D lovely instrument

WOW Mark! You've given me many aha moments but this might be one of the best ever! Sometimes getting a solo started is one of the hardest things...this helped me to get out of the box. I can't wait to jam with the band again...I think I can make more sense out of a solo. Our lead guitar does some great leads but he noodles and gets away with it. I think I'm getting ready to pass him melodically.....thanks again for a another great.

Outstanding Mark!

Thank you

I really appreciate how you break this stuff down in short and concise videos. Great lesson!

Excellent!

Hey, Band in the Box. Love that app. Great practice tool.

It’s always hard not to deedly dee. Lol

This is one of the best explanations of how to solo in the blues I've seen. Thanks!!

🎸 Once again Mark, you have knocked it out of the Park! ⚾️. As i alway say, your lessons are so insightful, they train not only my mind and my fingers, they train my ears! 👂 🎶 THANK YOU!

I love it 🙂

great video, as always. i saw much of them, but it´s the first time I see THIS GUITAR! Really nice one. What is it? Really beautiful look and sound! greets from Cologne, Wolfgang

Thanks for the lesson today Mark! Exceptional...sounds Nice👋🖤🦋🖤

Good stuff Mark, I tend to noodlely noo more then deedlily dee.

MARK Z, The Minor pentatonic scale and Major Pentatonic scale have omitted the Half Steps. When adding in half steps to the pentatonic scales will create different modes. You should make YT lesson about adding in half steps to pentatonic scales to create modes. Another trick is Ed King , Gilmour, etc will play the relative pentatonic scale, so playing A minor pentatonic if you play C major pentatonic the ALIGHTMENT of the notes will stack creating different chords. Its like playing an A minor chords but playing a C major arpeggio onto will = a new chord extension

As always Mark, another great lesson! A side note- I love arpeggios 😂.

Seems so simple..thx

Thanks!!!!

Great lesson - you can literally play any note as long as you end on a chord tone!

Always so exciting and educational. Thank you Mark! What is your magnificent guitar with such a blues sound ?

man, you have not aged a bit in 20 years! ;-)

Hi mark great lesson as always .greets from brisbane Australia. What is that lovely guitar. Cheers

Mark, I started watching you to learn moby dick years ago. Im 55. I consider myself and intermediate player. Ive been told im a good player but just have never been good at soloing. This was helpful. Ive always heard "play a question then answer" when soloing but this sunk in quick. I will definately practice this. Thanks for the lesson. Another 20 years of playing and I should have this down. Thanks.

I hope I'm not the only one who doesn't know what kind of guitar you're playing. Steel string with a nylon string head and tuners? Can you tell us what that is?

I am having difficulty getting the free triad map.