what tuning is jimi in here? I've heard his check before the song and it seems lower than e flat? somewhere in between e flat and d standard is my guess idk? I'm having to shift everything here a half step up clearly when I'm in e flat, but I still think jimi is lower?

One of the best guitar lessons ever. Not much else to say other than a true thank you, for such a masterpiece of a lesson 🎸

By the WAY your the BEST..

Learning this in an “unconventional” guitar key (C# and F# instead of C and F) is tough!

Thank you, God blessed 🙏😇

This is so great

What sound effect is he using?

You’re the goat

I'm a longtime player (late bloomer) really working on getting my rhythm rock solid. I'm interested to know why you chose those patterns.

Gorgeous video

Fantastic guitar 🎸 method

My knowledge of Angus Young's style over the years is that he doesn't know how to read music and so I'd guess (like EVH) he is using modes but doesn't know it....plays by ear - what sounds good!

Jay Nepal ❤

Excelente! 👏👏👏👏

The WORKSHOP section is absolutely great! To apply these licks and concepts to other situations is a great way to help students OWN the licks and ideas. Incredible work!

You are very articulate! Fantastic testimonial. Your story will help so many people! 😊

Great video --love those moving /flashing fret positions ---nice idea ---helps novices !

I can't see that first pattern down slide at all . He goes from C m pentatonic to Am Pentatonic, not to C major Pentatonic!!! Confused

These are nice to also just listen to.

Tom Misch is criminally underrated as a guitarist.

This is incredible! Thanks!

I recently had surgery on my left arm and these exercises will be helpful when I'll be back on the strings. Problem is that the sound is so much better when you strike hard with the right hand, better than any compressor, better than any overdrive 😅

I just discovered the relationships between shapes, transitions, and the connections between song scales (and chords) and soloing. This lesson really pulled everything together and gave me a solid foundation for practicing. Thank you, Garry, for not hiding precious knowledge behind reinvented titles and advertisement of "magical guitar methods"! I would pay only for this 18 minutes lesson!

😂great job and video i appreciate all your work, from a 60's from Switzerland, 😊

thank you so much 3:22

This just confirms the genius of SRV.

absolutely hilarious, I broke a string at exactly same time he did. at like 12:20 mark. twang!!!! there goes another😂

Awesome ❤

I love this guiter lesson,ty

Awesome lesson - My "virtuoso" buddy recommended Santana for learning lead... I was trying to find a list of song lessons on your website - could you please give a link?

The kids or anyone wanting to learn guitar are so fortunate to have you and other great teachers on KZfaq + everything else you offer! From a 60's Seattle musician Thanks & Cheers from Seattle! 🍻

Angus is one very first rock guitarist should study . I think it’s sort of fun when people make fun of pentatonic scales. Angus young has done that for 50 years and played infront of millions of people.

Great tutorial!!.. I like the dual view and everything you have done here … slow explanation of the mechanics is very helpful.. as we know some sounds are very nuanced and difficult to replicate if you aren’t sure what is happening… thank you!

How'd this lesson go for you? What would you like to see next? Here are the chapters of this video: Chapters 0:00 - Full Speed Play Through 0:33 - 65% Speed Play Through 1:22 - Lesson Intro 3:38 - Lesson Begins 20:16 - Demonstration of "WORKSHOPPING" the Riffs Over a G Blues 22:30 - 12 Bars of Backing Track for You to Try 23:05 - Lesson Outro and THANK YOU to Pow Music Patrons

Awesome..thnx so much for this 😊

Well it is how all the best guitar solos operate

I hope you figured out why you kept breaking strings? I have several thoughts. String size, tremolo issues, and scale length. All play a huge role in those types of playing. And he broke many too and what was cool was seeing him wind a new high E in thr middle of a gig.

Wow absolutely perfect!!!

Thank you for your style of video format. Can really learn.

Love this

very smart way of showing this kind of solo, and truly understanding what you are playing ! Thanks !

I love the angle in the way we are seeing the neck as we do when playing!!!!

great video

very fine / how good it is

Just brilliant Gary, miss your lessons. I still have some of your early stuff in my favourites! Thank you.

これは　感激　弾いてみたいですね。

Love your technique and in depth guitar lessons. The camera right way up for the fretboard is awesome. How about some Pink Floyd lessons ?

That's an awesome way of showing what that iconic solo is made of!! Great!

That pinch harmonic technique is really neat I'm definitely gonna try that

POW MUSIC, You should LAYER both the Major Pentatonic Boxes over the Minor Pentatonic Boxes to do lesson for SRV Rivera Paradise Austin City Limits SOLO Lesson, Pink Floyd Comfortable Numb first SOLO#1 uses relative minor mode relative major mode, Hotel California Solo, Sweet Home Alabama solo switches from relative minor to relative major mode really good example of switches modes to make a lesson about.