Did this lesson help you be a more soulful guitarist? Let me know in the comments below! Join my channel membership to access exclusive guitar lessons and more - ua-cam.com/channels/iXpGPMHQQbygNXRcBvtCWA.htmljoin Like 👍this video and comment below if it improved your guitar playing!
Welcome back Tom. Love your guitar tutorials. Your love of the Old Blues Rock and Southern Rock is right up my alley. Looking forward to learning some songs and licks!!! Thanks
Hey tom. Watched a good golf tip on you tube this morning. Then went downstairs and got a refresher on Allman brothers Jessica on guitar. Glad your back. I'm a huge Gary Rossignol fan.
Holy shiiitttt dude!! I watch your golf videos all the time, no idea you played guitar also. I'm new to golf but been playing guitar for almost 20 years now
I like stuff like this, a lot of people when they learn CAGED just think of the 5 scale patterns and that's what gets them stuck in boxes as you mentioned Tom When you look at them from a chord perspective you end up with stuff like what you did in this video, you're transitioning from some of the notes in the 'top half' of the E CAGED shape to some of the notes in the 'bottom half' of the D CAGED shape, specifically the 'chord tones' or notes, if someone knows those two shapes it's easy to find extra notes around the basic pattern you're playing there When I first started breaking out of playing just chords what you've done here is exactly the kind of thing I was doing, made learning CAGED a lot simpler for me when I came across it than it seems to be for a lot of people and I think that's cos I'm used to thinking in terms of chords and triads like you've done here, I tell people all the time to play around with just playing part of one shape and 'walk' up or down into the next one and play a part of that then walk into another one when they say they're frustrated about being stuck in those boxes Cool stuff, gave it a like and subscribed
Dang dude I had no idea you were a guitarist too. I’ve been following your golf channel for several months and it has completely changed my game 100% for the better. I’ve been playing southern rock and blues since the mid 70’s and still love it to this day. Heavily influenced by Dickie Betts and Toy Caldwell. Been on a rockabilly kick here lately and having a blast with that and my new Gretsch 5420. So glad to see you playing guitar and especially southern rock. I hear-by declare you “Super Cool” status. Keep up the great work and thank you so much for knocking 10 strokes off my golf game. Whenever someone asks me how I got so much better so quick I immediately send them to your channel.
Welcome back Tom, my uncle played out chord shapes, picked it up when I was young. My favorite new one is to follow the d shape all the way up to the 6th string and its a E shape on the 6th 5th 4th. Sure looked all over looking for your channel. Thanks again
I like the way you simply explained it, and what a sound...I always hated going from that e shape which i like to the d shape which I don't, but not anymore--thanks.
Listening in land o' lakes,wi...wow,cool...remember when we heard Jessica for the first time?!!!.. a must know guitar riff,,,tnx for this class,....now,where's my guitar,,,,😮.....pat&family.
Great lesson, very clear concise and steady not to much reiteration i learnt such a lot about soloing with chord shapes instead of just scale patterns. I believe Brian May does this i heard him say it but did not understand until now. Thank you so much
Like the way you kind of backed us into some of the CAGED placements and relationships! You cleared up the “two frets” placement for me, I was always missing on whether it was two up from the root side of the chord or the octave side… The octave side! What kind of Les Paul are you playing?
Hey dude. I missed you. I loved all of your past Leonard S Instructions. They can make you take em down. But they can’t take em from my head :) Thanks. Aloha. It don’t mean a thing if you ain’t got that swing:)
That’s amazing how you explain everything…. You rock brother…. I just subscribed from you , I know you have a more good stuff up your sleeve… thank you
They say less is more, I need to try to do less. Always too busy, activity over load. Balance with feeling. However, have learned enough to have fun, I'm a song writer, not a soloist, but it doesn't hurt to try. Thanks.
I’m and old guy and learned chords the old school way. I think if my early teachers, 70’s, taught me that way, I would have progressed a whole lot faster. But, not complaining. I got good education. But I teach students caged to get them around the fretboard faster.
@@clobbersnoggin623 if you know cowboy chords, then you know cage. You just need to to,learn to move the shapes by root. Don’t over think it and you’ll do,fine.
Sounds like Slash songs! Good stuff. What’s the same thing but for minor? Also, that tone, wow! Pointers on that? Found it, your next video! What a find!!
@@TomsRockinGuitar Thanks, seems obvious after you answered! Lol Sounds so good. I have a LP Studio, wanting that “PAF sound” Would you upgrade the hardware in the Studio, if so what would you do? Or buy a LP 50’s Standard?
You are just a crispy fantastic person. Super glad to have met you on the web. So much generosity. Do you also teach how to fly a plane ? Thank you so much for being yourself
Why knock the guy down? Reading the comments, he helped many people understand something new about playing guitar. That’s what it is all about, the joy in the journey of music. He may not be an appealing teacher for you, but is obviously encouraging others. Be a bit less harsh to demean others. Cheers.
![Solo all over the Neck [in 10 Minutes]!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Uzj5m7Yrs98/mqdefault.jpg)
Did this lesson help you be a more soulful guitarist? Let me know in the comments below!
Join my channel membership to access exclusive guitar lessons and more - ua-cam.com/channels/iXpGPMHQQbygNXRcBvtCWA.htmljoin
Like 👍this video and comment below if it improved your guitar playing!
@tomsrockinguitar When did you go from KFC crispy iron shots to spicy guitar riffs?
There are a million caged videos that show you the obvious shapes, but you're teaching the real application. Excellent content. I just subscribed.
Thanks Chris! CAGED is great but how do you solo with it? That's where the fun begins.
@@TomsRockinGuitar Exactly. I certainly apply it to riffs, but it’s really been fun phrasing solos with it since I’ve watched this.
Glad to see your back Tom- you had the the 4 guitar army down better than anyone I’ve seen. Keep Rockin’
Welcome back Tom. Love your guitar tutorials. Your love of the Old Blues Rock and Southern Rock is right up my alley. Looking forward to learning some songs and licks!!! Thanks
Thanks for the great tip!👍😎🎸🎶
Thank you Tom, your video opened my eyes and suddenly I understand songs like 'Jessica' by the Allman Brothers Band
Thanks for the great lesson!
Hey tom. Watched a good golf tip on you tube this morning. Then went downstairs and got a refresher on Allman brothers Jessica on guitar. Glad your back. I'm a huge Gary Rossignol fan.
Great lesson.
Thanks Tom. So cool. Opened up the fret board for me that much more!
First you fix my golf swing now you enlighten my fiddle playing Thanks Tom!
Golf and Guitar = Life!
Mind blown. Thank you
Holy shiiitttt dude!! I watch your golf videos all the time, no idea you played guitar also. I'm new to golf but been playing guitar for almost 20 years now
Nice lesson all right there under your finger tip . Thanx
Awesome content!! If you keep cranking out these kind of vids, your channel will blow up!
Thanks Scott!
Also he's gonna make someone angry too. Lol giving away trade secrets 😂😂
I like stuff like this, a lot of people when they learn CAGED just think of the 5 scale patterns and that's what gets them stuck in boxes as you mentioned Tom
When you look at them from a chord perspective you end up with stuff like what you did in this video, you're transitioning from some of the notes in the 'top half' of the E CAGED shape to some of the notes in the 'bottom half' of the D CAGED shape, specifically the 'chord tones' or notes, if someone knows those two shapes it's easy to find extra notes around the basic pattern you're playing there
When I first started breaking out of playing just chords what you've done here is exactly the kind of thing I was doing, made learning CAGED a lot simpler for me when I came across it than it seems to be for a lot of people and I think that's cos I'm used to thinking in terms of chords and triads like you've done here, I tell people all the time to play around with just playing part of one shape and 'walk' up or down into the next one and play a part of that then walk into another one when they say they're frustrated about being stuck in those boxes
Cool stuff, gave it a like and subscribed
Instant magic. Endless possibilities when you think that way. Awesome. Thanks man.
I’ll never look at those two shapes the same way ever again…
Thanks For Sharing!
🎸🔊🎶🤘✌️♥️🤟
Thank you!
Dang dude I had no idea you were a guitarist too. I’ve been following your golf channel for several months and it has completely changed my game 100% for the better. I’ve been playing southern rock and blues since the mid 70’s and still love it to this day. Heavily influenced by Dickie Betts and Toy Caldwell. Been on a rockabilly kick here lately and having a blast with that and my new Gretsch 5420. So glad to see you playing guitar and especially southern rock. I hear-by declare you “Super Cool” status. Keep up the great work and thank you so much for knocking 10 strokes off my golf game. Whenever someone asks me how I got so much better so quick I immediately send them to your channel.
If you are into rockabilly and get a chance to check one out. Try playing a Reverend Flatroc. Amazing guitar for rockabilly.
@@RythmicIntentions Yes there’s definitely going to be a Reverend in my future. They make great guitars.
Informative as always. So glad you're back!
Good stuff brother thanks for sharing.
great lesson....i mostly strumming now bussy with soloing....you have great lessons, thanks
Welcome back Tom, my uncle played out chord shapes, picked it up when I was young. My favorite new one is to follow the d shape all the way up to the 6th string and its a E shape on the 6th 5th 4th. Sure looked all over looking for your channel. Thanks again
I'll be practicing with this. Thanks for the insight.
what the heck i was bingeing Tom Sagudo golf vids in the spring and now I'm here
LOL
Love that painting! Keep crushin it. I’ve found it’s important to know the shapes, but also really hear the notes when you slide in and out of them.
Thanks! It's great to know the shapes. Then the question comes up, "Well, how do I use them?!" So I thought it'd be fun to share some of these tricks.
I like the way you simply explained it, and what a sound...I always hated going from that e shape which i like to the d shape which I don't, but not anymore--thanks.
Thanks! Yeah, use that "land bridge" I talk about between the shapes and you're GOLDEN
Listening in land o' lakes,wi...wow,cool...remember when we heard Jessica for the first time?!!!.. a must know guitar riff,,,tnx for this class,....now,where's my guitar,,,,😮.....pat&family.
Great lesson, very clear concise and steady not to much reiteration i learnt such a lot about soloing with chord shapes instead of just scale patterns. I believe Brian May does this i heard him say it but did not understand until now. Thank you so much
Thanks so much! It seems to be a common form among melodic players (Brian May included).
Wow Mind blowing simple! So usable never say this before.
Thanks!
Holy cow he's back! I didn't know you had new content awesome thanks Tom!
Thanks, Ray! It's great to be back.
Nice lesson Tom
Great lesson thank you for sharing
Thanks Gary!
This is cool a way to explore the major tonality ,a little of the Dicky Betts school of soloing
So much Allman in those shapes. It makes you think much their sound was based around that!
That was great!! Thank you. Now I'm going to practice this.
Awesome, I hope it helps you play with more feeling!
That is the coolest thing man. Super helpful. Thank you
Like the way you kind of backed us into some of the CAGED placements and relationships! You cleared up the “two frets” placement for me, I was always missing on whether it was two up from the root side of the chord or the octave side… The octave side!
What kind of Les Paul are you playing?
That’s a great sounding and looking geetar! ❤
Thank you! I can't put it down :)
great video
Hey dude. I missed you. I loved all of your past Leonard S Instructions. They can make you take em down. But they can’t take em from my head :) Thanks. Aloha. It don’t mean a thing if you ain’t got that swing:)
thanks so much!
Wow, trying to understand lead and you just connected the dots, so i can not play something. Soooo appreciated
Keep on rockin' and golfin' Tom!!!!
I hear a little of Toy Caldwell's This Old Cowboy in there.
Nice practical lesson, pal. Really pretty grain on that LP too.👍
Thanks so much!
That’s amazing how you explain everything…. You rock brother…. I just subscribed from you , I know you have a more good stuff up your sleeve… thank you
Thanks!
I keep hearing Jessica....that song..
That shape naturally lends itself to that sound. Pretty cool stuff!
Good one man...👍
Nice stuff
Tom, will you PLEASE do a lesson on the ALL the solos in Skynyrd Gimme 3 steps? I can't figure some of it out. Please do this
In the past you had a different channel, you had some good Skynyrd stuff. Could you give a lesson on the Solo's in Give me 3 steps?
They say less is more, I need to try to do less. Always too busy, activity over load. Balance with feeling. However, have learned enough to have fun, I'm a song writer, not a soloist, but it doesn't hurt to try. Thanks.
great advice there - don't try to overload your guitar solos with unnecessary movements. Let the notes carry weight to them.
It’s just like golf!
Dude I got a rocking out is what I do t shirt too !!!!
11:34 eastern time. Good stuff
Mashed potatoes all the way! Thanks! Great lesson! ❤
What determines the Key that people write songs in ?? Im having issues keeping up with the golf lessons + guitar lessons LOL
You’re going into CAGED territory. Such a valuable thing to learn.
I’m and old guy and learned chords the old school way. I think if my early teachers, 70’s, taught me that way, I would have progressed a whole lot faster. But, not complaining. I got good education. But I teach students caged to get them around the fretboard faster.
don’t say CAGED people become triggered and the Caged Bots 🤖 come out to argue 😂
Cant grasp theory at all. Wish i understood caged so i could get away from 30 years of cowboy chords😢
@@clobbersnoggin623 if you know cowboy chords, then you know cage. You just need to to,learn to move the shapes by root. Don’t over think it and you’ll do,fine.
WOW💥
Is this the caged system? Do you tab out lessons in your guitar school?
Sounds like Slash songs! Good stuff. What’s the same thing but for minor?
Also, that tone, wow! Pointers on that?
Found it, your next video! What a find!!
Thanks! Imagine playing E minor to D minor chords in that position. This was E-major and D-major forms.
@@TomsRockinGuitar
Thanks, seems obvious after you answered! Lol
Sounds so good. I have a LP Studio, wanting that “PAF sound”
Would you upgrade the hardware in the Studio, if so what would you do?
Or buy a LP 50’s Standard?
Hi Tom,
Are you the same person as Saguto golf ?
Not only a fantastic golf teacher but also a guitar teacher or are you a double (sosie in French) ?
Crispy golf tips and fried guitar licks :)
You are just a crispy fantastic person.
Super glad to have met you on the web.
So much generosity.
Do you also teach how to fly a plane ?
Thank you so much for being yourself
Bro are you the santo golf guy?
Sagorno? Sorry man I watch you but I’m blanking on the exact name
Dude, aren't you also a golf instructor?
Subbed
You threw me off Tom… I was waiting for a golf tip!
LOL - good thing I'm not tempted to swing guitars!
@@TomsRockinGuitarwould be a lot cooler if you did 😎
jessica
a good concept, but not a good teacher
Why knock the guy down? Reading the comments, he helped many people understand something new about playing guitar. That’s what it is all about, the joy in the journey of music. He may not be an appealing teacher for you, but is obviously encouraging others. Be a bit less harsh to demean others. Cheers.
These are called major triads. For those who don't know them, it's advisable to learn all of the major and minor triads.
Thanks Bro.. always good info..