Didnt realise how old this was until he said myspace

Thank you, very helpful video.

Great stuff. An amazing teacher.

Great lesson. Wonderful stuff.

Sage advice and wisdoms.

Great stuff. This is the way you do it.

He is amazing. Just what I needed after many years of wondering how to proceed.

This is great stuff. Thanks for this

Great lesson. Really like the high production, multiple cameras, quality mics etc.

Thanks for using a strat, I always feared I hosed myself not buying a tele!

Great review, currently considering this pedal. I also have a G&L Fullerton Legacy in that exact same color. Had some questions and comments. 1) 3:45 are you playing minor pentatonic in B? 2) G&L Strap lock buttons are small detail that I think exceeds the standard strap button. I left them instead of the locking ones. 3) Do you think a G&L Legacy gets that Strat nasal sound closer with a Fender-type clean amp? I'm using a Marshall Origin 20c and although it works, I was reconsidering switching for an Orange.

Is that a metal pick?

Gracias dolape

Good lick. Thanks

Not a lot of views on this video I’m surprised. Ive just started with Gutair and even though I’ve given up in the past I’ve been dedicated to learning this year. Made a lot of progress and will be checking back in on this channel for more 👍

Love this lesson. Hope we see more videos from you.

I dont know what is g or anything like that on guitar but i learned that song u playing just hearing that

Awesome just what I needed.

This is an excellent video. For those who need verbalization of where to put your fingers, this video is educational because it encourages evolution from a mechanical way of thinking to an intuitive way of thinking based on intervals in a key. In this case, the key of A.

my amp onlyhas three knobes, tone, volumn and OD

To quote The Princess Bride, about [technocrat]: "I don't think it means what you think it means."

Gary, you made a short clip in the past that gave older guitar players the advice to spend most of our time learning and playing songs. You went on to say it was ok to learn technical stuff but, focus on songs. Well, that is probably the best advice I have ever received. Thank you Gary!

Love it

any links, I was liking the start of the lesson

Awesome! Thanks!...Oh but how I hate the Barr F Chord! Yeeks lol

Firstly, congratulations on a superb learning platform.....does anyone have a view on older newbies? I'm just starting at 58 years old, am I likely to face significant difficulties in developing this dexterity??

This explanation was Very good. Thank you so much.

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How to improvise without hitting a bad note? I want to play with the guitar, not just play a song on the guitar. You get what I mean?

Great lesson. Thanks a lot

Great stuff. thank you. You are very patient and clear. Much appreciated.

Sounds like the idea is to play around with the guitar instead of play the guitar.

Now I finally understand 7th chords, it's only taken 28 years. Thank you :)

Excellent

Thanks you guys! Thanks for explaining it all the way you did.

Nice lesson. This is a cool technique to learn. So versatile. Subbed, liked and saved. Many thanks 🙏🏻 from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Easy way to play the blues is be born black in the Deep South and migrate to the Northern United States during reconstruction era.

Ive been playing for hmm 20 years now, i cqn switch on consecutive eighth notes for like common chords. This is probably one of thr only videos i agree with. Dont play all 0's open in between, its just a short cut. Being able to switch fast is important even when playing slow as you can sustain the chord for the full duration and not putting an artificial rest. Chord switches, imo, is the hardest part of guitar... maybe finger skips, like playing index seven on a string (e) then playing index 7 on e (b)... that also really sucks, doesnt happen often.. out/in patterns (switch downstrokes and up strokes on paint it black) that sucks too, umm right hand mute (a la knifeman) that kinda sucks. Realizing when u start to get quick enough, like ur playing an E sharp in the key, so u can keep spelling consistent so u can keep aware... that sucks. Strict alternate that sucks..., realizing that every note u play in a four note pop transition has its own unique relation for every note... that sucks. Tripelets also suck, when u have to pick every note. Switching from 4 to 6 back to 4 or 8 just kinda sucks. Guitar is hard, but fun! Keep practicing, this is great video! Guitar is hard, but u are getting better!

Really enjoyed this thank you

Good stuff!

I very quickly learned that soloing is what makes the blues what it is. I don't even think Tin Pan Alley has a rhythm guitar. It's just drums and SRV soloing his way to the best guitar player in history all the way through.

What’s that string bend technique called?

Thank you Mam 💖💖

Everyone saying how easy it is in the comments and I'm out here struggling

Lets normalize having chord diagrams in our videos 😍

Thanks!

hey men. I see you own "vkv" guitar - the same brand as I have. It's really surprising, as far as I know they dont do these great hand made guitars for long time anymore. I wish you all the best and great success in what you do! chears

Nice review. I use mine as a fly rig but I agree it's very flexible. I smiled watching you trying to describe the difference between cab sim on and off - it only works on the XLR.... that's why it sounded exactly the same through the 1/4" output.

Great one Gary! These licks are classic. Any tips on Rock Rhythm?

Here is something I tell my students: If you hit a wrong note, it normally isn’t a beg deal because most people won’t notice, and, if they do notice, they will likely see it as a minor flaw or perhaps even regard it as an attempt by you to be artsy. Unless you do it an awful lot, they problably won’t think less of your playing. But everyone will notice, and no one will forgive you, if you screw up the beat, even one time. It is the fastest and surest way to come off as bad. So if you are, say, learning to travis pick, the most important thing--the thing you must master before anything else--is a steady alternating thumb that is dead on the money..