Hey Ray, the hardest thing to teach is technique! Bending, vibrato, hammer ons, pull offs and muting!!! Knowing what notes to play is the first step. But playing those notes in a musical way, is what makes you sound advanced! I’ve done a few lessons on this topic, but they haven’t performed very well. But definitely more to come! I really appreciate your support Ray and let’s talk soon.👍
@@rustysguitar1 Rusty I read the comment you answered here. I subscribed a while ago. But I'm going back to check out the bends vibrato, hammer ons pull offs that you mentioned that may have been back when you were just starting up. I don't know. But I do know I'm at the stage now where something like that would really help me. I could use it. Maybe many of us are at that level now. If you would maybe consider throwing in some wholesome advice about that thanks man. I'm going to check out some of your older content on this topic.
@@rustysguitar1 what I meant by that is in the Rock world the minor pentatonic is pushed constantly - I personally feel it’s a mistake to start new players out playing the minor pentatonic - Start with major with some very basic theory and your foundation is so much stronger for future growth and understanding of all the options you have particularly when soloing. It took me several years to break out of the minor pentatonic blinders I had from starting with the minor pentatonic
Rusty when we were kids we didn't have internet and tv was black and white,if u couldn't @fford lessons you didn't learn some say you can't learn anything on the internet but I disagree I've learned a lot from you and Marty and a bunch of guys on here I work paycheck-to-paycheck live that way so still poor but thanks to you and everyone wanting to help others who can't afford lessons ty so much
Hey James, happy to hear that you’re getting something from the lesson’s! I love teaching! Thanks for checking out my videos. More to come James! Later bro 😎
Hey Rusty. Remember me im the Guinness world record beginning guitarist holder. Im actually in the mid point i would think of intermediate. According to all the research ive done. But anyway. I took forever to get out of the beginner status. I literally had to force myself to move on. I got to comfortable. But im so glad you took the time to teach us i so badly needed these lessons. And it does seem like like every channel is either for beginners or professionals ripping the strings off. Im 54 yo. Slash dont have worry about me taking his job thats for sure. But i do want to get as good as i can within reason. So again thank you.
You are in the right place Chuck! We just want to be as good as we can get and have fun doing it! I still try to learn every day myself! Keep rockin buddy! Thanks 👍
I give it 2thumbs up...awesome lesson..awesome guitar it so much like mine I have a 1957 3 humbucker..yours looks much better mine been on road for 23 years. Thank you for sharing your 👍👍
Great lesson Rusty. I have to say that I really dig your teaching style and your videos are great too... Very easy to understand and follow along to. This will definitely help me with my lack of improvisational skills and improve my playing. So glad I came across your channel.
Hey Rusty. Besides being the caliber of guitarist I'd grown accustomed to working with before I retired, I like the brown and gold leaf Master Chord book that's usually on your table. Thanks for helping this life long bassist 'larn them other two strangs'. Sincerely, Tommy
Thanks so much, Tammy! I really appreciate you checking out the video. And I do read the Bible every morning in my studio. The Lord has really blessed my life.🙏 I really appreciate the comment and enjoy the rest of your day.🙏👌🤛👍
Wow, this sounds so good! Thanks for the great tutorial and video, Rusty! I'm trying to learn my solo on the guitar, maybe I'll change something. Your videos are always awesome!🎶❤🎸
Brilliant Rusty, I’m going to make time tomorrow to practice this 👍🏻 creating a melody and using chord tones and sound great is my goal. Thanks for a great tutorial my friend 👍🏻 have a great weekend with your family bud 👍🏻 nearly 40k subs 👏🏻🏴🎸
Excellent lesson. I listen to songs while driving, or have some time, and do nothing but counting the beat, and listening for what chord is playing. Putting in the hours and hours of listening so that's its more second nature as I try to concentrate on playing lead while having the count and current chord in the back of my head. My favorite way to play lead is in Dorian, all notes. Matches the music I grew up listening to and love. Of course, still being current chord centric while playing in a mode with notes not in Pentatonic.Of course, still play both minor and major Pentatonic while jamming to certain backing tracks or with others. Again, love that Les Paul Custom!
Hey Rusty, that is a good way to really get those chord changes into your head! I do the same thing! Thanks so much for checking out the video man! Yes, I really do love the LesPaul! See you soon man👍
Dag Nabit, Rusty!! You're making my left fretting hand starting to ache again trying to keep up with all these great lessons!! :>) I love how you keep these bite-sized in length (generally around the ten-minute mark) which keeps these easy to cover in one session but also gives these great concepts time to sink in before continuing too far. You also repeat many important points which is superior for retention but as I've mentioned to you before, all these lessons improve my playing in all aspects (electric including soloing, acoustic and even bass) and give me something new to look forward to weekly and stretches out my confidence on the ole fretboard. Great generous work and even some great general worldly advice and some sprinkled humor (like the popping thumbs up in your face)!! Jim C.
I’m glad you’re busy learning some new ideas! I make these lessons for people like you that are excited about learning! Thank you for the awesome feedback! I appreciate your support and let’s talk soon JC 🤛
I think your lessons are absolutely the coolest. I've been having a blast following you this last month. You have a unique way of showing some really. neat stuff.
Hi Rusty! I’m happy for you with your success on your channel, it takes a lot of time and work. Always a pleasure to see you evolve. Keep it up, my friend.
@@rustysguitar1 The rest of the vid was great too. While I have been "playing to the chord tones" instinctively (by ear) forever, it was only recently that I thought about it in terms of the notes themselves, so I imagine your lesson will be of tremendous value to new and intermediate players. Along that lines, I learned that changing one note (flatting the 7th) in the major scale converts it to the extremely useful Mixolydian mode which is sorta halfway between a major sound and a blues sound. Also moving one note up in the natural minor scale gives you the also excellent and useful Dorian mode. Simple stuff which expands versatility tremendously. Perhaps you could include that stuff in a future lesson? Jst a (hopefully helpful) suggestion. - Jstn
@@jstnxprsn The stuff that you’re working on is going to make you a very confident player! Definitely good lesson topics! Thanks for the message and the feedback! Much appreciated buddy 👍
Once again another excellent lesson from Rusty every time I click one of your lessons on it's another notch under my belt with my guitar God bless you and thank you sir
Thanks again for this tutorial Rusty...........I made some real progress with it..........while I was trying to solo melodically I was just outlining chords..........It never occurred to me to use other notes outside the chord shapes............I think I finally got the concept..............I played a really nice melodic solo with it ...........then I tried it again just to see if it was a fluke............again another nice sounding melodic solo............I suppose the more you practice the luckier you get...........again thank you
@@paulkelly6853 I’m happy to hear that Paul! Many solos, that we know and love use this concept! Using the structure gives you confidence. I have a rockin week ahead.🤛
chords shapes... well you got a beautiful chord sequence here C Am F G ...that's a winner.. well you can't go wrong .. combining the chord tones with the C major scale will give some major inspiration :)
This topic is very difficult to get across beginner/intermediate players. I liked what you said at the end(Major Inspiration)! Thanks for checking in John! Enjoy the rest of your Sunday🙏
@@rustysguitar1 man iv learn a lot for your videos a unique approach i must say....im in a cover band can do solos but to come up with my own or make a scale sound musical .....its hard....lol
Great lesson Rusty. When you follow the chords, are you just playing the chord triads? Are you aiming for the 1, 3 or 5 of each chord? Following the chords is still a struggle for me. Don’t really know what notes to hit when not playing the C chord.
It’s not easy! A great way is to see the triad shapes within the scale that you’re using. Even if you don’t know what the notes are. As the cord comes around, you just play that little shape. And then get right back to homebase the C note. If you just sit with a simple, backing track and try to do it over and over till it becomes second nature. But as you know, it doesn’t happen overnight! Thanks for checking out the video Scooby! Have a rockin rest of your day 🤛
Awesome Rusty , Thank you for this informative lesson Bro , You Rock Man . Dude I'm Fixin' to post an Oldie but Goldie Hymn you might appreciate :) Bless you Brotherman :)
Thanks for checking out the video! Yes, it’s a 1981 custom with original Shaw pick ups. Feels great and sounds great. I love it. Have a rockin rest of your week buddy.🤛
They are the original Shaw pick ups! I don’t know the specs. But they sound really really good! Thanks for checking out the video and talk to you soon.👍
1st time for me seeing it. He's you tube rich now. Buying pretentious axes now. He may or may not let us be seen with him out in public. Check out KDH channel at NAMM CREAM GUITARS if you haven't seen the color changing guitars. Like for real....hit a button and turns from white to black ooh and even black yo white. Simmah.Down Nah ! It's only a prototype but.looking at 6 months production. Base price on the guitars is $1600.00
Yes! Works very well! Most blues progressions use a seventh or ninth chord. So focusing on the major third and the flat seven of each chord within the pentatonic scale. You are working on the right things! Have a great weekend.😎
Hi Rusty, I really struggle with your chord diagrams, unlike most other teachers, with the high notes at the top and low notes at the bottom, opposite of the guitar... Just saying.. that's all...😢
Thanks Rusty. What do you feel is the hardest thing to teach someone on guitar?
God bless you Rusty. Your channel is growing fast.
Hey Ray, the hardest thing to teach is technique! Bending, vibrato, hammer ons, pull offs and muting!!! Knowing what notes to play is the first step. But playing those notes in a musical way, is what makes you sound advanced! I’ve done a few lessons on this topic, but they haven’t performed very well. But definitely more to come! I really appreciate your support Ray and let’s talk soon.👍
@@rustysguitar1 Rusty I read the comment you answered here. I subscribed a while ago. But I'm going back to check out the bends vibrato, hammer ons pull offs that you mentioned that may have been back when you were just starting up. I don't know. But I do know I'm at the stage now where something like that would really help me. I could use it. Maybe many of us are at that level now. If you would maybe consider throwing in some wholesome advice about that thanks man. I'm going to check out some of your older content on this topic.
So refreshing to find you teaching the use of the major scale.
@@kevinking2468 Thanks Kevin 👌
@@rustysguitar1 what I meant by that is in the Rock world the minor pentatonic is pushed constantly - I personally feel it’s a mistake to start new players out playing the minor pentatonic - Start with major with some very basic theory and your foundation is so much stronger for future growth and understanding of all the options you have particularly when soloing. It took me several years to break out of the minor pentatonic blinders I had from starting with the minor pentatonic
Rusty when we were kids we didn't have internet and tv was black and white,if u couldn't @fford lessons you didn't learn some say you can't learn anything on the internet but I disagree I've learned a lot from you and Marty and a bunch of guys on here I work paycheck-to-paycheck live that way so still poor but thanks to you and everyone wanting to help others who can't afford lessons ty so much
Hey James, happy to hear that you’re getting something from the lesson’s! I love teaching! Thanks for checking out my videos. More to come James! Later bro 😎
@JamesGolladay• Same here! If it weren't for guys like him, and Marty I'd still be at beginner level at 30 years old after playing for 18 years.
Thx Rusty - currently one of the best guitar channels on YT
That is really kind of you to say, Steve! Means a lot! Have a rockin weekend👍
Hey Rusty. Remember me im the Guinness world record beginning guitarist holder. Im actually in the mid point i would think of intermediate. According to all the research ive done. But anyway. I took forever to get out of the beginner status. I literally had to force myself to move on. I got to comfortable. But im so glad you took the time to teach us i so badly needed these lessons. And it does seem like like every channel is either for beginners or professionals ripping the strings off. Im 54 yo. Slash dont have worry about me taking his job thats for sure. But i do want to get as good as i can within reason. So again thank you.
You are in the right place Chuck! We just want to be as good as we can get and have fun doing it! I still try to learn every day myself! Keep rockin buddy! Thanks 👍
I give it 2thumbs up...awesome lesson..awesome guitar it so much like mine I have a 1957 3 humbucker..yours looks much better mine been on road for 23 years. Thank you for sharing your 👍👍
Hey James, mine is an 1981 Custom. I love it! Thanks for checking in. Later buddy 👍
@@rustysguitar1 it's awesome a rock machine rock on bro.. thank you for the lessons I'm definitely starting to know what I'm doing.
@@jameswilson3554 Sounds great James 👍
Glad to see Rusty is a fellow member of LP Custom Gang!
I love that guitar! It’s an 1981 Les Paul custom. Thanks a lot man! Later 👍
@@rustysguitar1 it’s got the look and the sound for sure! This lesson was super helpful for me, thanks a ton for the effort you put into these vids!
@@SPRMarksman You’re welcome buddy 👍
That lespaul has a nice smoky sound, always enjoy your videos.
Thank you Ron! I’m really loving that guitar! Later buddy 👍
Hello Rusty
Happy tone and feeling
Thanks 👍
Big Love
Right on Eric! I had fun also! Thanks buddy 👍
Nice Les Paul, Rusty! Sweet! Awesome lesson! Thank you!
Thank you Martin! I love that guitar! Later bro 😎
You even make these pentatonic scale lessons sound like amazing instrumentals Rusty!
Well, that’s nice of you to say! Glad you stopped by the channel Karen! Enjoy the rest of your week! Talk to you soon ❤️
Great lesson Rusty. I have to say that I really dig your teaching style and your videos are great too... Very easy to understand and follow along to. This will definitely help me with my lack of improvisational skills and improve my playing. So glad I came across your channel.
Right on man! Happy to hear that! Improvising is so much fun! Enjoy your Sunday 🙏
You are my go to guy for u tube guitar lessons. You give great advice without drowning in theory. Thanks
I appreciate that Richard! Thank you for your support! Have a rockin good week buddy 🤛
Nice melodies and love the super clean embellishments/ mechanics. Had a question for you too if you want to email or message me. 😎🎸
Really good to hear from you Dave! I would love to talk to you. I will send you an email. Later buddy.👍
Great lesson again, Rusty!! Have a great week, my friend!
I appreciate that Thomas! You put out a Great video lesson today! Thanks for stopping by and let’s talk soon.👍
Learning so much from you.
Glad to hear it Patrick! Enjoy your Sunday🙏
I see you have a new guitar, nice man! Great video, as always!😉
Thanks so much, Lars! I really love that guitar a lot!!! Talk to you soon buddy👍
This was a great lesson Rusty! I liked the backing track as well! That sure is a nice Les Paul Custom you have! Very cool! have a great day Rusty!
Glad to hear it, Robert! And I do really love that guitar! You have a great day to Robert. Later buddy 👍
Thanks for the lesson. i like your teaching style it has helped my progress as a guitar player. Have a good day.
Happy to hear that Kerry! Sounds like you’re having fun with your guitar 🎸 playing! Keep rockin buddy 👍
Great sound, very Noel Gallagher. I am always excited when I see a Rusty's Guitar video.
Wow! That is a good compliment! I’m glad you like my lesson videos. Thanks so much and have a great rest of your week.👍
Nice guitar, Gibson Custom. Very good looking.
Thanks Mustafa! It’s a 1981 Gibson, Les Paul custom. I love it! Thanks for checking out the video and talk to you soon.👍
Wonderful lesson! great work my friend!
thanks for great sharing! Have a wonderful day
Thank you TAK! I appreciate that bro 😎
Hey Rusty. Besides being the caliber of guitarist I'd grown accustomed to working with before I retired, I like the brown and gold leaf Master Chord book that's usually on your table. Thanks for helping this life long bassist 'larn them other two strangs'. Sincerely, Tommy
Thanks so much, Tammy! I really appreciate you checking out the video. And I do read the Bible every morning in my studio. The Lord has really blessed my life.🙏 I really appreciate the comment and enjoy the rest of your day.🙏👌🤛👍
You are a great teacher. Your teaching is easy to understand
Thanks so much! I’m glad you like the lessons. I hope to see you soon.👍
Very useful lesson Rusty.
As always, your tone is the star of the show. Would love to see an episode on how you get your tone.
Thanks a lot Michael!!! It’s been a while since I’ve did a rig breakdown. Thank you for all your support! I hope you have a great Sunday 🙏
Great video Rusty. Love the intro. That Custom sounds great.
Hey Ben, thanks for checking in! I really do love that Guitar. Later man 🤛
Excellent. Best lessons on the internet! You are a great teacher, Rusty.
Thank you for the kind comment! I’m always happy to help! Catch you later 👌
Great stuff here Rusty! Would love a lesson on just chord tones. : )
Cheers from Chi-Town
Definitely a chord tone lesson coming up! I’m in Aurora man! Thanks for checking out the video! Later bro 😎
I was from bottom to top and vice versa on the scales...and today I saw this class that opened my mind...it was wonderful. Congratulations...
Cool! I’m happy you enjoyed the video! Thanks a lot brother 😎
Wow, this sounds so good! Thanks for the great tutorial and video, Rusty! I'm trying to learn my solo on the guitar, maybe I'll change something. Your videos are always awesome!🎶❤🎸
You know what sounds good for your solo work! I appreciate it when you visit the channel! Thank you and talk to you soon ❤️
Taking notes. Thank you! ❤
I appreciate that. Michelle! Hope you enjoy your day.❤️
Brilliant Rusty, I’m going to make time tomorrow to practice this 👍🏻 creating a melody and using chord tones and sound great is my goal. Thanks for a great tutorial my friend 👍🏻 have a great weekend with your family bud 👍🏻 nearly 40k subs 👏🏻🏴🎸
Right on Dave! Always good to hear from you, my friend! Hope you have fun with the lesson! I and you have a great weekend. Also, Dave! Later, bro. 😎
God bless rusty and thanks for your hard work...
Greatly appreciated WJ! Thank you bro 😎
More great advice here Rusty👍👍🎸🎸
Much appreciated, Tony! Thanks👍
Excellent lesson. I listen to songs while driving, or have some time, and do nothing but counting the beat, and listening for what chord is playing. Putting in the hours and hours of listening so that's its more second nature as I try to concentrate on playing lead while having the count and current chord in the back of my head. My favorite way to play lead is in Dorian, all notes. Matches the music I grew up listening to and love. Of course, still being current chord centric while playing in a mode with notes not in Pentatonic.Of course, still play both minor and major Pentatonic while jamming to certain backing tracks or with others. Again, love that Les Paul Custom!
Hey Rusty, that is a good way to really get those chord changes into your head! I do the same thing! Thanks so much for checking out the video man! Yes, I really do love the LesPaul! See you soon man👍
Dag Nabit, Rusty!! You're making my left fretting hand starting to ache again trying to keep up with all these great lessons!! :>) I love how you keep these bite-sized in length (generally around the ten-minute mark) which keeps these easy to cover in one session but also gives these great concepts time to sink in before continuing too far. You also repeat many important points which is superior for retention but as I've mentioned to you before, all these lessons improve my playing in all aspects (electric including soloing, acoustic and even bass) and give me something new to look forward to weekly and stretches out my confidence on the ole fretboard. Great generous work and even some great general worldly advice and some sprinkled humor (like the popping thumbs up in your face)!! Jim C.
I’m glad you’re busy learning some new ideas! I make these lessons for people like you that are excited about learning! Thank you for the awesome feedback! I appreciate your support and let’s talk soon JC 🤛
I think your lessons are absolutely the coolest. I've been having a blast following you this last month. You have a unique way of showing some really. neat stuff.
I really appreciate that Michael! Thanks so much for following my lessons! Keep rockin! Catch you later bro 😎
This really gives direction to WHAT TO DO with what you learned with knowledge and practice...Thanks Rusty !!
Yes, all these little tools come together with practice! Thanks so much for checking out the video, Mark! Talk to you soon👍
Great Rusty!!! Your channel is fabulous!!! Thanks for teaching!
Thank you! I greatly appreciate it 👍
Thank you Sir!!!!
You’re welcome David! Enjoy your weekend 👍
Hi Rusty! I’m happy for you with your success on your channel, it takes a lot of time and work. Always a pleasure to see you evolve. Keep it up, my friend.
Thank you for that Patrick! I appreciate you checking in! I am having fun doing what I love to do! Have a rockin weekend, my friend✌️
Yes, I was viewer 666 🤘 Great lesson, Rusty. Thx ever so much. You rock 🎸
Thanks for checking out the video, Tito! Have a rockin rest of your week😎
So nice to see somebody teach it ezactly the way I figured it out all those decades ago. Thanks for doing that, brother.
You and me both! Just trying to figure it out back in the day! We did not have videos to lean on. Thanks for checking it out man.👍
@@rustysguitar1 The rest of the vid was great too. While I have been "playing to the chord tones" instinctively (by ear) forever, it was only recently that I thought about it in terms of the notes themselves, so I imagine your lesson will be of tremendous value to new and intermediate players. Along that lines, I learned that changing one note (flatting the 7th) in the major scale converts it to the extremely useful Mixolydian mode which is sorta halfway between a major sound and a blues sound. Also moving one note up in the natural minor scale gives you the also excellent and useful Dorian mode. Simple stuff which expands versatility tremendously. Perhaps you could include that stuff in a future lesson? Jst a (hopefully helpful) suggestion. - Jstn
@@jstnxprsn The stuff that you’re working on is going to make you a very confident player! Definitely good lesson topics! Thanks for the message and the feedback! Much appreciated buddy 👍
I've always wanted some licks to play while in A minor and you have given me that, thank you
Cool Matt! Hope you have fun with it 👌
amazing gibsond sound ! thumbs up
Oh yeah! I love that Guitar! Thanks for checking out the video👍
Once again another excellent lesson from Rusty every time I click one of your lessons on it's another notch under my belt with my guitar God bless you and thank you sir
I love this comment John! I’m glad you’re learning something from the lesson’s. Blessings to you also and you’re welcome buddy 👌
Helpful and pleasant, thank you so much 🙏
I’m really glad the lesson was helpful! And you’re very welcome Nigil! Thanks 👍
Such a great lesson, as usual! Thanks 🙏🏼
Good to hear from you, Carol! Glad you liked the lesson and have a great week man👍
A great lesson my friend!! Sounds amazing 😀🎶
Thanks! Happy Sunday 🙏
Great lesson Rusty.........thanks Paul from Ireland
I used your idea of C major melodic Soloing(chord, tone, soloing) Thanks Paul, and talk to you soon👍
Thanks for utilising that major scale melodic idea for me Rusty it's so helpful of you
@@paulkelly6853 Thanks my guitar buddy!🎸🤛
Thanks again for this tutorial Rusty...........I made some real progress with it..........while I was trying to solo melodically I was just outlining chords..........It never occurred to me to use other notes outside the chord shapes............I think I finally got the concept..............I played a really nice melodic solo with it ...........then I tried it again just to see if it was a fluke............again another nice sounding melodic solo............I suppose the more you practice the luckier you get...........again thank you
@@paulkelly6853 I’m happy to hear that Paul! Many solos, that we know and love use this concept! Using the structure gives you confidence. I have a rockin week ahead.🤛
chords shapes... well you got a beautiful chord sequence here C Am F G ...that's a winner.. well you can't go wrong .. combining the chord tones with the C major scale will give some major inspiration :)
This topic is very difficult to get across beginner/intermediate players. I liked what you said at the end(Major Inspiration)! Thanks for checking in John! Enjoy the rest of your Sunday🙏
Hey Rusty, you are the man. I so enjoy your lessons.
Thanks a lot RR! I’m glad that you like the lessons. Catch you later ✌️
Спасибо Rusty! Очень интересный и полезный урок! 👍
Good to hear from you! Glad you liked the lesson! Have a rockin rest of your week buddy👍
Very Good !. All The Lessons Were Great. Thanks/Gracias.
Sounds like you’re really moving forward! Just adding some tools to what you already know. Many thanks for watching.👍
Thx.... Caribbean viewer here!
Greetings from Chicago! Thanks for checking out the video! Enjoy your Sunday🙏
@@rustysguitar1 man iv learn a lot for your videos a unique approach i must say....im in a cover band can do solos but to come up with my own or make a scale sound musical .....its hard....lol
@@jesterraj 👍
Great performance
Thank you 👍
Great lesson from down under.
Thanks Mandoo! Greetings from Chicago! 👍
Thanks Rusty, another great lesson.
I really appreciate the support Rob! Means a lot buddy! Have a great week ahead👍
Another home run Rusty!!
Thanks so much Marc👍
So glad I found your channel!
I’m glad also! Thanks so much 👍
Great lesson Rusty. When you follow the chords, are you just playing the chord triads? Are you aiming for the 1, 3 or 5 of each chord? Following the chords is still a struggle for me. Don’t really know what notes to hit when not playing the C chord.
It’s not easy! A great way is to see the triad shapes within the scale that you’re using. Even if you don’t know what the notes are. As the cord comes around, you just play that little shape. And then get right back to homebase the C note. If you just sit with a simple, backing track and try to do it over and over till it becomes second nature. But as you know, it doesn’t happen overnight! Thanks for checking out the video Scooby! Have a rockin rest of your day 🤛
Rusty, I really like the way you have your sounding set up.
Thanks Ken! Have a great Sunday 🙏
You as well Rusty!
@@Kennethswoodcarvings 👌
Awesome Rusty , Thank you for this informative lesson Bro , You Rock Man . Dude I'm Fixin' to post an Oldie but Goldie Hymn you might appreciate :) Bless you Brotherman :)
Always appreciate your visit to the channel Daniel! I will definitely check out your upcoming video! Talk to you soon, my friend🙏
@@rustysguitar1 Awesome it just made it up , A closer Walk with thee :) Bless you Brotherman :)
@@SonicGrace 🤛
Good lesson. Easy to fallow
I appreciate that Don! Thank you 👍
just a great lesson ... thanks rusty
Thanks Mark! I’m glad to hear that! Merry Christmas🙏
Super Guitar👍🎸💯🎸👍
Thank you! Much appreciated 👍
Thank you Rusty 👍🏻
You’re welcome Ray 👌
Thank you Rusty. I'll be working on this for sure.
You’re welcome, Ronnie I hope you have fun with it! Thank you for the comment👍
Great lesson… but that GIBSON CUSTOM❤❤❤
Thanks for checking out the video! Yes, it’s a 1981 custom with original Shaw pick ups. Feels great and sounds great. I love it. Have a rockin rest of your week buddy.🤛
Sorry if you've answered this already somewhere but what pickups are in your custom?
They are the original Shaw pick ups! I don’t know the specs. But they sound really really good! Thanks for checking out the video and talk to you soon.👍
Thanks.
You’re welcome buddy👌
First time I think I've seen Rusty holding a Gibson
Yeah man! I got an 1981 Les Paul custom a couple weeks ago. I had one just like it back in my 20s. Thanks for checking out the video DP! Later bro. 😎
1st time for me seeing it. He's you tube rich now. Buying pretentious axes now. He may or may not let us be seen with him out in public. Check out KDH channel at NAMM CREAM GUITARS if you haven't seen the color changing guitars. Like for real....hit a button and turns from white to black ooh and even black yo white. Simmah.Down Nah ! It's only a prototype but.looking at 6 months production. Base price on the guitars is $1600.00
@@rustysguitar1 love the SG too!
A nice one too
How would these tools be if it were a BLUES since I can use a Major Penta and Minor Penta scale and the blue note ???
Thanks.
Yes! Works very well! Most blues progressions use a seventh or ninth chord. So focusing on the major third and the flat seven of each chord within the pentatonic scale. You are working on the right things! Have a great weekend.😎
Rusty, around 3:50 you said the same notes in C Maj as C minor. You should correct that. I think you meant A minor.
Thanks for watching Jeff. I appreciate the feedback. I will check it out. Enjoy your Sunday.🙏
like a lot and see more possebillities
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment👍
Hi Rusty, I really struggle with your chord diagrams, unlike most other teachers, with the high notes at the top and low notes at the bottom, opposite of the guitar... Just saying.. that's all...😢
Just recently, I changed two different diagrams. Thanks Malcolm for the feedback. Later buddy.🤛