How to SOLO on GUITAR | Part 2: Harmony
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2018
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This is a follow up to How to SOLO on GUITAR Part 1
Links mentioned/used:
How to SOLO Part 1: • How to SOLO on GUITAR ...
Pentatonic Scale: • The Pentatonic Scale
F Major [I - V] Jam Track: • F Major Jam Track I V
C Major [I - IV] Jam Track: • C Major Jam Track I IV
A Major [I - ii] Jam Track: • A Major Jam Track I ii
C Minor [i - iv] Jam Track: • C Minor Jam Track i iv
G Minor [i - v] Jam Track: • G Minor Jam i v
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In this video I attempt to cram a lot of music theory and guitar theory into a span of about 20 minutes. The ultimate goal is to think differently about the fingerboard while you're soloing. I'm hoping the visuals help do a lot of the talking haha.
We start by talking about the hidden chords in the Pentatonic Scale and how to overlay them on top of the scale. The shapes are so transposable and usable that once you get the hang of it, your guitar solos will change forever and you'll get to be more specific.
Practice Method #1:
Just arpeggiate the shapes over the chord progression to get used to to the extra info in the pentatonic scale.
Practice Method #2:
End your phrases on notes that are part of the current chord. Keep it simple, maybe come up with a phrase that you know will end on a note thats part of the chord.
Practice Method #3:
If thats feeling easy, try to START and END phrases on notes that are part of the chord. You don't need to be perfect at it, its just about learning to be aware of the chord shapes.
Practice Method #4:
Very loosely just have fun with it. When you're on a note that is part of the chord, you can jump to another note thats part of the chord. This isn't a hard and fast music theory rule, but its a useful method of practice.
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This dude is unreal. He has cracked the code. Everyone in UA-cam Land should know. Best teacher, hands down
Right?? I've been making music for years now and just didn't understand anything from these videos trying to explain scales and solving. For the solos in my songs which I recorded I'd just spend a couple minutes seeing which notes sound nice in the song and try to play them. But I watched his video on the pentatonic scale last week and since then I have learnt and understood so much. He just explains it simply, and straightforward. Even the best youtubers don't compare, because I always watch one of their videos and get overwhelmed and then forget about it.
I basically never comment youtube videos, but I just wanted to say, that this is legit one of the most beneficial guitar channels on UA-cam, for me at least who is a beginner to music theory.
Not only is the lesson really good, but the way you show the fretboard with the blue and orange dots and also fading your hands is actually genius. Keep it up!
Couldn't agree more I have been playing for 40 years by ear and never put any thought into the structure. my heads still spinning with information overload .I have always been hit and miss with my solo's and I hope I can get my head around what I'm already doing ,if that makes sense .Thanks Scott GREAT VIDEO'S
@@yuillyD Same here. I've been playing 20 years and I plateaued after joining a band and writing solos by ear. These videos explain the things everyone else passes over as common knowledge.
@@yuillyD ... I the same, playing for over 30 years. The concept with the capo and the shape(s) really makes since. Super great job teaching Scott!
Yes this guy took a lot of time to animate these lessons for us keep practicing great comment.
boy, do I agree with this comment! You litterally put the word in my mouth! Keeeeeep that fantastic work going on SPJ! And thanks a LOT for all that time you put in that work!
Literally the best guitar teacher ever.
It's like being tought in person.
Strate to the point no fucking around. Thats what like as i have autism so when i have problems learning something i get pist freek out give and or punch things or tjroe shit
Agree........
Agree too
Agre bro🖐️
You’re a genius. You literally just unlocked the pentatonics for me.
For those wondering how to do the conversions, here’s a graphical tip: draw the major pentatonic shape you want to practice on, and starting from the root label each note with a sequential number (the major pentatonic goes 1-2-3-5-6, then it cycles). You’ll start to notice funny stuff: each note (or number, if you will) forms one of the 5 CAGED shapes, and by knowing this you can start to apply conversions, so that you can “shift” your thought to a different form, by still playing in the same shape!!
Example:
C shape - roots on 2nd and 5th strings
A shape - roots on 5th and 3rd strings
G shape - roots on 3rd, 1st, 6th strings
E shape - roots on 1st, 6th, 4th strings
D shape - roots on 4th, 2nd strings
In standard tuning, these are all the possible shapes that can occur on the guitar. Notice how they chain together nicely.
Now, let’s say you want to practice the G shape of the major pentatonic over a I-ii chord progression, like in the video. If you draw the scale diagram with the numbers labeled, you’ll see that:
- the 1s form the G shape (as expected)
- the 2s form the A shape
- the 3s form the C shape
- the 5s form the D shape
- the 6s form the E shape
Notice a pattern here? Now, when the ii chord comes, move your thought from the G shape to the A shape (1->2). This will allow you to quickly identify the root notes of the chord playing in the backing track, and you’ll notice that starting and ending your licks on those notes kicks some serious ass. If you were practicing a I-V progression, for example, you’ll start thinking in the D shape instead, following the conversion above.
Now, as for finding the other two notes of the triad, I recommend experimenting yourself a little. Personally I reason in intervals, finding the third and the fifth based on where my root notes are, but whatever works for you is good. The brain is amazing at adapting to patterns, so just stick in there and eventually you’ll fingers will know where to go without you thinking about it.
You’ll notice that you might need to go outside the pentatonic and borrow notes from the major scale (like SPJ said in the video): the G major pentatonic is missing the C note (4th) for instance, which is part of the A minor chord (A-C-E).
“Your personality really comes through as a great teacher”.
Probably because his hands are transparent.
i agree..
He is a great teacher. I’m one of his patreon students and I’ve been playing guitar for 30 years. I could play kinda OK and can always figure out songs, eventually, but in the month since I’ve joined his patreon I finally know some theory and my playing has improved 10 fold. It’s amazing.
I’m 33 and I have never commented on a UA-cam video before. But I just wanted to say thank you from the bottom of my heart!
It’s fun and exciting once you start creating sounds isn’t it. I love this channel.
Well by the time you reach 60 , you will be commenting all over the UA-cam Channels
Dude this channel is so helpful oh my god
It really is the best on the internet. I agree. On all counts.
Scott, You are a million years younger than me so I was hesitant to watch your instructional videos. How wrong I was!! I am self-taught and get stuck in ruts all the time. You are so refreshing and and teach in such a clear way that I improved just in the 10 minutes since I started watching. You are truly an excellent teacher and I will commit myself to watching all your videos. Please keep them coming!! Doebucky
Agreed mate. Same here. 🎶🤝🍻
This 65 year old grandma loves your guitar teaching style and lessons!
T CR....got ya beat by 7 years.....older that is.....I have to agree w ya too !!
Been needing this lesson, I think it's called a light bulb moment. Just ran across your channel, glad I did
Robert Cress
Yep me too, nice to be in at the start of his lessons. Explains things simply, and not so many that I can’t go back and do it all again.
Been needing these lessons for 30 years... been hunting and guessing and playing a lot of rhythm for all that time. I'll be busy and getting better from here on out.
My “lightbulb” still hasn’t turned on, but the way he’s explaining things with the visuals that are going on, the bulb is definitely being screwed into the socket
Same!
I can totally relate to the lightbulb moment! I have been studying theory on my own for over 20 years and this is the clearest way I have learned to take that knowledge and actually apply it in a way that sounds and makes sense to my ears. I’m so excited about being able to apply this knowledge to my playing and composition.
Hey Scott I’ve bought guitar lesson video and cd’s and basically gave up half way through the lesson, cause they were so confusing and also boring and felt like I wasn’t making any progress. But just by watching your first 2 lessons just made sooo much sense and I’ve picked up the CAGED pattern just like that” and now I’m beginning to understand what my guitar and CD lesson are talking about as well lol, I don’t know how to say but you were like the light at the end of the tunnel, and everything just kinda married together, thank you so much Scott for making me understand the CAGED and PENTATONIC scale more easily. God bless you bro” 🙏🏽
I have been off and on trying to learn guitar for 20 years. I have searched and searched for a good instructional video with no luck until now. Your videos are so easy to follow along, your teaching speed is spot on and you have kept me interested and intrigued with every one of your videos. I have learned more in just one of your videos than I have the whole time I have been playing. These have been what I have been looking for all along. Thank you so much for taking the time to make these and for sharing them with all of us.
Me too. I wanted to say exactly that 😅
Nicely done! Most players with your skill can’t/won’t share what you are teaching. You make it easy not understand. Thanks!
I agree, some guys don't get this is about sharing. I we find something new and share it, may be the next guy can take it further, and thats the point of it. Otherwise we´re passing trough the same way over and over.
It's great to hear someone else applying the same concept and making something fresh, it actually help us to reach even farther!
Nice comment, Scott is great, not only as a musician, but as a human being.
James Hollingsworth Forreals, they always go and say something like, “If you want to know more, but my course!”
Omg bro!! I've watched a million videos on soloing and it never clicked in my head till today with your videos!- please keep making them in order so I can grow more! Thanks a million
You literally changed my perspective on guitar in 2 vids. Before I knew it was writing down a lot notes from your vids to study. You opened a lot of doors. I really can't thank you enough
I just did the same thing. Light went on then I started writing down everything I could!!!
I’ve been playing guitar for the last 4 years and I wanted to start doing some lead guitar so I looked on you tube for the last month and I saw only complicated teaching and ego presentation.......but after long hour on looking for an intelligent teaching I fall on SPJ a dream come true......I dont says its all easy but I know that with Scott I will get there
Man I can only say congratulations because I think you have one of the best visual methods of all UA-cam guitar stuff. I'm taking lessons on soloing and improvisation and your videos really complete what I need to see. Thank you! Lots of editing effort
Dude congrats on your channel. The way you explain concepts, the editing, and how you show diagrams and chord progressions make the videos really didactic. I´ve been studying guitar for a couple years now and to see this kind of videos which are full of great information that is also fun to learn, is very cool. Keep up the good work.
You are literally teaching the “Rosetta Stone” of lead guitar. Thank you for explaining this in such a humble and encouraging way. I’m glad I stumbled on your video last night!
arpeggios, this is basic and nothing new................... have fun
HAHA! How!? lol
Scott is an incredible teacher, so many lightbulbs going off right now
Wonderful, l wish you make more videos on Phrasing. It's one area l find very sweet but can't find enough educative videos like yours
I’ll try to get more out eventually! Thanks for watching
This is awesome, thank you for the good work you put in. Rock on!
we gotta do something like a guitar teaching hall of fame and you should be in it!
This is one of the best guitar lessons on the internet by far. This is one of the primary lessons I've been waiting to see about how to really become more clear about targeting melodies and phrasing over chord changes, but particularly using the most common e-rooted and a-rooted bar chords!! Thank you so much!!
Excellent explanation. Shows shapes and scales as musically meaningful. Perfect presentation.
Scott you're incredible, I've struggled with music theory for SO LONG but it's all coming together because of you. Thank you so much!
Just recently came across your UA-cam videos, can’t believe how much I learned in just watching three videos. Your presentations are awesome, thank you!!!
Best breakdown of how to change chords in solos on the internet! Been trying to get my mind around this for yrs. Your videos are great and showing the shapes virtually as the chords change helps it not feel so overwhelming.
Really like how you explain this stuff. Cant wait to get home to my guitar
I've been playing for years and never really understood most of this stuff. This is the first time that someone explained the concept of playing the right notes in a way that is easy to understand. You are really good at laying this out in an easy to understand way. Thank you. I have to say I'm actually excited about learning a new approach to my playing/practicing again.
Amazing job Scott, i've watched all your videos a hand full of times each, you do an superb job and are by far one of the biggest reasons for improvement and my love of the guitar. just wanted to say thank you and keep up the fantastic work!
This channel is pure gold. You explain the concepts in a way that's really easy to understand and follow. And it's really getting me exited about theory.
"Isn't that kinda cool?"
Me: F*CK YAH IT IS!
F*CK YAH!
Dang! I was listening to some smooth jazz after a long day and fell asleep. woke up to your lesson about 1/4 in. This makes basic theory almost understandable so i'll book mark and come back until i get the whole thing down and be happy to finally get some real theory which I hope will expand what i play without taking so loooong. Thanks....
your presentation method with the ghost hands, fixed neck, and dots is absolutely revolutionary
Hey Scott, Just would like to say Thank You for making my guitar exciting again. You are a great teacher, you are spot on with your explanations. Please keep up the good work
This is where I am in my journey. Perfect for me.
Congrats man!!!, I tried to explain that to my students, but some times it was too hard, you make it so graphic, so understandable.
I'll share this video, Thanks man.
If I only knew you channel before.
I really Congratulate you, you are an amazing musician, and still can make it so simple to understand.
I have a degree on classical music, on guitar, and I know this concepts, but I find the way you explain this, really clean, concrete and objective.
I just couldn't stop whatching the video (part 1 as well).
Thanks again, i know you put a lot of effort on this videos.
It's really hard to me to understand though, I hope they will realize faster
I've been watching a couple of your videos and really got me out of my platou from several years, having a tic of a hard time applying it but it's just practice! Awesome videos!!!
We need more content man!!! You're too good at explaining stuff. This has by far been the video I have been wanting to watch for the last decade. GOOD JOB!!! You're so talented!
Really dig your teaching style. Wish I had a guitar teacher like you.
I guess now you do!
Love the teaching style and the diagrams on the neck as you explain - really drives home the concept - also loved the CAGED lesson for same reason. keep them coming nice work! - like to see more on this topic showing other caged / pentatonic - shapes - -
I'm working on making more now! Thanks
CAGED lesson was an epiphany for me. It will make a Lot of people better if ya ask me, because understanding it seems to be the real trick behind pentatonic application. It also helps for use with capo, which is limiting to many guitarists but it seemed like that would be very useful in unlocking many more potential jamming efforts.
@@ScottPaulJohnson good to hear pal. I stumbled on this tonight and though yes this is exactly what ive been searching for but i was worried you had stopped for some reason. Keep it up. Your numbers will rocket.
This was one of the best guitar class videos I have ever watched. You have a real talent for explaining and relaying this information. I would love to watch whatever would be part 3.
I've been playing for years and still took something away from this! You're a fantastic teacher!
"Sokath!! His eyes, uncovered !!! "
I'm glad I found your videos on the pentatonic scale and how to use it.
I've had fundamental questions about using the scale, and I've found the answers in your videos.
You have a great teaching method.
Thank you !!!! :))
I hope you have learned TNG theme on guitar :)
@@jahmo0 It's on my list ! :))
@@terrybeaud9348 Make it so!
Excellent work my friend - you’ve got a natural talent for teaching. That combined with your friendly and laid back demeanour will take you far. Keep going and I’m looking forward to further lessons. 👍
dude i'm so psyched i found your channel, you are filling in so many gaps for me after playing over 10 years. you are amazing please never stop making videos.
Been playing for years but never looked into this. You’re explanation is so good! Thanks a lot!
Me been struggling so lot and UA-cam recommends this video only in the end of 2019. 🤣
Maybe this is my Christmas gift lol
Really great help!! I need more help with soloing. I’ve been playing rhythm for years and now I’m trying to learn lead. Any help is appreciated. And I love your teaching methods
Hey Trevor - check out how to solo part 1
I love your channel and this may be the most helpful video I’ve seen yet, you have a wonderful knack for making difficult concepts learnable, please keep it up
I appreciate all the time you put into these lessons to make it easier for us to pick up these concepts. Please keep it up!
Dude definitely make more of the music theory. Love it. You’ve obviously know your sh;:($/@. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
I’m workin on it! Thanks for watching!
I’m 47 years old now. Picked up the guitar when I was 5. My dad was an ole time rock n rolla. I’ve studied music theory a good deal, played over almost all the scales you’ve gone over, but watching the videos you’ve done are helping connect some dots I just wasn’t able to see. You’re providing a real true value to people like me. I hope you continue with what you’re doing. Its needed
Great lesson! I do have a small question, how does this work for the other pentatonic scale shapes? Thanks!
That is a huge topic and I’m addressing it right now on my patreon
I'm no expert but I think its the same way. you just find the chord shapes. Notice the d shape lines up with the E shape pentatonic scale that follows the G scale (caged system). Alot of blues licks slide into that area. CCR's Green river for example.
The Content, The Delivery, The Editing..Everything is just so On Point. I am very glad I found this channel. Keep up The good work.
I am so impressed by your channel! You have the best set up and tutorials on You Tube! You are a natural teacher. Thank you!
This is fantastic, how do i now figure out where the right notes are in other pentatonic shapes? For example what notes make the 1 chord in the A shape. Maybe an article on your site explaining how to work them out ourselves it will make good practice for learning the notes
Ps any tips for memorizing the notes of the fretboard?
By the way these lessons changed my world man
These are big questions that I hope to make clearer as time goes on
I have the same question. Would love to know the answer.
@@TPintad Try to run your fingers on one pentatonic like E-Minor ten times up and down, and then jump out of one note (make a half-tone error on one note) you will see the sound is bad (not fit at all). That is your ear got trained to a perfect sound stream and it now knows how to detect the error. Of course, there is formula to determine then next note in a pentatonic scale, but don't use formula during your play (too slow to think through the formula). It's your ear and your practice will make perfect after time. I don't remember when I picked it up, but now I know right away when I make one note off its tone. Hope it helps. :)
Could you please do a pdf with all the shapes? This would help me out on practice
I think I might go into more detail with another video on the subject and provide a PDF of shapes for that one!
@@ScottPaulJohnson thanks
I would LOVE a PDF with the shapes aswell - I been searching Google like a madman, and the ones I can find lack your 'easy to understand' finesse.
This is the best video i ever saw about whats really going on within the scale itself..ooh Scott Paul Johnson ..thank you so much👏🖒
Subscribed! I usually never do because my time is limited, but these lessons so worth it. I've spent years of actively gathering this information from different sources and here it is, condensed into a highly efficient and comprehensive format. Great job!
Great job explaining how this all works. I just have one question... When soloing, can you play any of the notes colored, or just the orange notes?
"Sloppiness is what makes music awesome."
There are a whole lot of guitar players that can whiz through three note per string diatonic scales, and they just...never make a mistake.
For me, personally, I find that kind of boring. Technically, they're doing what they're supposed to be doing, and I appreciate it, but it almost sounds...mechanical.
Much of pop music sounds like it's computer generated. Even so much of the vocals are fixed in the studio. Not so much because the vocalist can't sing the song, but to save money on studio time, eliminating multiple takes.
Music, to me, is an organic, human experience. Sloppiness, or the chance for a mistake, can add a dimension of tension to it, and makes it more interesting for me to listen to. It's why I enjoy live recordings and music so much. The artists and bands are walking a tightrope for you, where a mistake can happen at any time.
On the technical and theoretical end, I know or understand everything you're saying. However, you've presented it in a way I never thought of before, thus you've helped me out a great deal.
Your groovy R&B leads over the chords have opened my eyes on starting and ending notes. You've given me what I consider to be THE missing piece in my own lead playing, which is to become more melodic using notes from the chord shapes within the scale.
I'm going to start working on this one, right away. Thanks again.
Mechanical perfection takes away the human element, which we all find warmer or more interesting than perfection.
@@wadepatton2433 Agreed, 100%
Great lesson about topography. Music is the other part of practicing ! You need to know the tool before to use it 😉
I think your listening to the wrong players my I suggest Joe Satriani Joe Bonamassa Mike Myers Randy Rhoads Steve Vai what kind of music you like there are many more Gary Moore keep on picking
@@garywalter5841 I like Randy. I don't listen to the others you listed. By choice. They're the type of players I was talking about. They don't excite me at all. That's not to say that I think they're bad. They're quite good. I just don't care for what they do.
I'll join with everyone and say you are definitely the best teacher I've found so far. Keep it up brother!! Your jam tracks are awesome to!
Seamlessly blend of a perfect teaching style with clever editing to create an amazing lesson. Thank you for adding this to the world.
Scott I elect you to teach the aliens how to 🎸
👽
I literall6 had an aha moment.
priceless
I'm still waiting for it to happen
You are by far the best teacher i've found on the web, thanks very much for your visual approach!
Scott, your style and method of teaching is helping many of us. You’re doing a great job so please continue with the lessons. Many thanks.
10+ great tutorial that really " finally " makes sense, I'll have to go over this many times but the difference this time is that I want too, keep it up SPJ
Been watching your videos tutorial for a while and I have to say Thank you for being such an awesome teacher Scott. Thank you very much for sharing the knowledge. Really helpful and valuable information. Keep it up!
The best lesson I have seen in my entire life. The graphics you used cleared a ton of doubts. Thank you so much dear Sir
Watched this when it first came out and have been soaking in various methods about this. I can now feel the head and hands are now getting this. Feels good and I can see myself now playing like you are. This is pretty momentous for me in my journey with the guitar.
I just discovered your videos. Awesome contents. Your calm and soft voice as well as your teaching method are really helpfull/enjoyable. Thanks a lot.
Mind-blowingly simple and powerful teaching! Thanks so much for putting this together so articulately!
Your videos are actually the best guitar videos I have seen on UA-cam, you teach with common sense, which most other Guitar UA-camrs do not have! Congrats! Keep doing these great videos!
Countless, countless videos watched. Holy jeez man you take the cake. Never seen so much sense get made so quickly
I love that you desperately try to keep the videos short but they keep gong on and on. Truly shows your passion towards what you teach!
Fantastic video! I've been really lost trying to apply theory concepts while learning to play. But these videos are pointing me straight into the right direction. Thank you!
OK man these videos are really really good and easy to understand. your videos are exactly the next plateau for myself! perfect for my level or any person fluent in pentatonic shapes and really want to direct the flow
. 75 K subs and your just getting started making videos ! Keep them coming for sure
I’ve watched so many videos of different guitar teachers here on UA-cam over the years, and I have to say by far, you are the best in my eyes because you explain everything in such a simple manner, and you actually show methods on how to practice! I appreciate you!
This method of instruction is so easy to follow and understand. This is the closest thing to a shortcut for learning guitar. Best instructor on UA-cam
thank you! I've watched other tutorials about this and couldnt figure it out. you explained it very well. Those visuals are brilliant!! made all the difference with other tutorials. yup so worth it!!
These videos and editing are the best I've seen anywhere for advancing to the next level of guitar! I've played for years and your videos brought that spark back. Please do a video on arpeggios!!! Thank you Scott!!!
Man, I have been trying to learn how to solo for months and you just nailed down in 20 min! Best lesson I have seen so far.
This guy is by far the best guitar teacher that I have met on UA-cam and I have watched several of them. I consider myself lucky to have come across this channel. Thank you Scott!
The effort you put into your videos is outstanding. Your relaxed approach is so good. I am an intermediate player who has spent hundreds of hours teaching myself. I am grateful for all the people out there like yourself who have helped me and so many others improve. You are definitely one of the best out there. Thank you for your time because I know that took a lot of it. You rock.
This guy is really helpful, Ive played guitar for years and could never figure out soloing, after watching a few of his videos I really think I can do it now. Thanks man, great channel.
I really appreciate you and your work. Specifically this lesson, I can now see how the pentatonic scale and chord progressions can be used to sound intentional. Thank you, you’ve got a great style and I love the continued use of the dots in the video so I can see which strings you are playing.
I have taking up guitar playing a few weeks ago and honestly Scott you are an absolutely brilliant teacher
.Thanks heaps for educating me and make learning so simple and easy.Keep it up you are such a talent
You are such a great teacher and I can tell you put a lot of work into this video. It can get discouraging without having the right guidance. You are really unlocking the secrets of guitar for a lot of people and the world can't thank you enough 🌎
You are amazing. So helpful and so encouraging. Love you’re style and dont change. We all love you my man..
I absolutely love your layout. The half dissolved hand and fretboard cam is genius! The graphics and everything really help. I've understood the caged system for years but this challenged me to think in another way. WELL DONE! This is a game changer
Your clear method of explaining chord tone notes is Fantastic Scott! Please keep doing more lessons. You are very easy to listen to and understand, you dont skip around playing out of what your teaching or playing to fast you do a great job! Best teacher on utube Thankyou very much for your channel. Cheers from Australia
awesome lesson. i appreciate the way you break down all the notes and the overlay of the fret board with the scales is a brilliant way of communicating all the progressions. i've seen tons of videos that are good, but always have to test each note they play because you can't see where their fingers are. this takes the guess work out and helps you focus on the meat of the lesson.
As everyone else is saying, your hard work at imaging and editing your video coupled with your well paced explanations and illustrations are really top drawer. I think I will just have to subscribe to your patreon channel with also seems very well priced and excellent value. You are a gifted guide.
Glad I found this you tube channel. I can spend more hours watching your lessons. It helps a lot! Thanks for sharing your guitar 🎸 expertise.
I'm only a week into my guitar journey and this guy has helped me so much. All his videos are so well executed and his relaxed teaching method and personality is extremely likeable. His explanations are fantastic. Thanks man loving your work.
commenting on a video for the first time ever because this so deserves it, your videos are truly the most helpful ones i’ve come across till date! thank you really
I love your videos, they are so clear and insughtful! I am improving so much! And trust me I've seen many videos...
Thanks!
I have gotten so much from you in such a short few minutes! Unbelievable and awesome, Bro. Thank you!