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You would be correct, I was trying to avoid a copyright infringement per YT rules, but it didn't work. Great ear man, and thanks for watching. Cheers! 2.5K Thanks!

Thank you!!!

You would be correct, I was trying to avoid a copyright infringement per YT rules, but it didn't work. Great ear man, and thanks for watching. Cheers!

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@@cdaddy8968 You are right, I agree. I didn't understand 992, so I made a joke out of fear of not understanding your comment.

@@goguitargo It's all good, I understand I was just saying I was subscriber number 992 since you mentioned trying to get to 1,000 and it still seemed relevant

@@goguitargo enjoyed your work and right now you have 999 subscribers! who will be 1,000?!?!?!?

I always get lost half way through the solo ✌️😂

Dude one day at a time, I could use more metronome in my practice sessions as well. If you get a chance, check out Elevated Jam Tracks youtube Channel.

@@goguitargo I heard about Elevated Jam Tracks in passing. I just subscribed and can see it will be a great asset. Thanks for your help.

No CAGED chord concept videos yet, Good Idea though, I will try and put something together. you are right - Dyads, Triads, And CAGED all kind of go hand in hand. Thanks for watching, much appreciated! -Eric

Thanks Man!

You bet! Thanks for checking out the video

Hey Man, You are very welcome, appreciate the comment Thanks for watching. Stay Cool !

Glad it was helpful! Thank you

Thanks, Adding some chromatic finger warm ups with alternate picking to your practice routine will help keep your dexterity in check.

Hey Thanks, for checking it out, happy to know this helps your approach to guitar, 3 months is great, keep going. Is there another video I could make that would help you out, Thanks man!

@@goguitargo Thanks for sharing. Really I'm focusing on these things you've shown. One thing I find interesting is that I was going to surprise my sister with a song of happy birthday. As my first song I found it to be a challenge because it's not like playing along with a backing track. You actually have to know the notes of the song or songs. I wish with some of my favorite songs to pick up my guitar and play along with them as I can do with the drums I've played a long time. Is there a way to do that easier?

Thank You So Much for checking it out! This video is Rife with Pentatonic Scale Ideas. Appreciate the comment, Cheers!

Thank You, Grateful to have you make the 900th Sub. Appreciate you, and humbled to help you along your guitar journey.

Thanks, Appreciate the comment means a lot to me, and thank you very much for watching. Cheers Eric

Partscaster with Wilkinson neck pick up and ashtray bridge from Guitarfetish.com / just wood and wire :) Why do you ask?

@@goguitargo Just curious. It sounds great, and I thought perhaps it was a Fender players series in polar white.

Thank you!

Hey what's up? I was using setting CH3 SOLO Plexiglas Amp Gain 8.2 and I think I switched the drive pedal to Guitar Muff. Thanks!

@@goguitargo sounds great! Thank you again!

Thanks Man, Happy I could help you out

Yes it is all those things, boom-chicka strum pattern, turn around includes hybrid picking with descending 6th's, and ending the run with an old school country lick in G major pentatonic, with the use of bending the minor 3rd (Bb to a major 3rd B - 5th string). Sorry to disappoint John Carlo, I am mostly trying to help Beginners and keep the spirit of playing guitar alive. Life comes at you so hard and fast, some days I don't even get to play my guitar. So my channel is for the same type of people who might only get a few moments a day to play or practice or just try some new genre out with out having to go balls deep. Peace and Cheers mate, thanks for watching.

probably what your boyfriend says too...

Hope you enjoy it! Thanks!

Thank You!

Dude you got this! I am sort of playing it a little off to avoid any copyright issues. I just really think triads open the fretboard up and allow to play chords in new positions. Thank You Tony!

Yes, I find it all so interesting. When I learned about Wernher Von Braun and him being a nazi scientist who was at the forefront of rocket technology from WW2 . He was part of Operation Paper Clip and started NASA. His tombstone says" Psalms 19:1 the Heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament sheweth his handywork" Operation Fishbowl 1962, U.S. Govt. Conducted a series of high altitude nuclear tests. In one of his books he mentions that the rockets kept hitting some kind of "sheild", they thought it was possibly made of Diamonds. So, When I saw what you had written, the words jumped out at me. Thanks for sharing your theories, much appreciated here.

@@goguitargo I'm big into conspiracy theory. I could go in depth about almost any topic. If you are interested in the history of rockets, look into jack Parsons, he set up JPL and is tied to Alister Crowley. Les claypool and Jon Lennon's son have a great song and music video about.

Glad I could help! Thanks very much for checking out the video. Hope I can inspire you again, Take care! @yourdailyrhythm. -Eric

Dude, thank you so much for the comment. I am very happy to have inspired you somewhere along your guitar journey. I just try to make time to make these videos and share what I know. Take care, Eric

@@goguitargo You're very welcome Eric! And thanks for the great videos you put out.. they're appreciated!

Hey man, sorry. Just watched it, it sounds fine. Although I do sound drunk, it does Cut Off abruptly? I don't remember editing it that way. Might just have to do a new video on the topic

Hey what's up? Yeah that particular guitar is 3/4 size Fender (model# FA-15 Red) It was produced in a few different colors. Bought it about 3 years ago at a Guitar Center in La Mesa, San Diego. I mainly picked it up because I was Driving all over the area giving guitar lessons and it took up less space in my car with music stand etc. Thanks!

Thank you for checking it out, sorry to disappoint

Happy to hear this helped you out, no better journey than discovering and unlocking the fretboard. Cheers!!