Every Scale You Need - with ONE SHAPE

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  • čas přidán 9. 12. 2021
  • How to play guitar solos tutorial, covering Minor Pentatonic, Major Pentatonic, Minor Blues, Major Blues, Natural Minor and Full Major Scale.
    Full Access members on Patreon can download the Backing Track, TAB and Guitar Pro file here: / every-scale-you-101083296
    Also my Essential Pentatonic Shapes Guide is now available here:
    / download-my-here-10048...

Komentáře • 969

  • @cathybroadus4411
    @cathybroadus4411 Před rokem +225

    You came out of nowhere to be my new favorite teacher. Dude read these comments, we are praising you to no end. You do what others can’t do.

    • @ws175
      @ws175 Před rokem +4

      Yeah ! And I am sure it is the beer !

    • @LarryRiviere
      @LarryRiviere Před rokem +1

      ​@W S

    • @tosin_dams1127
      @tosin_dams1127 Před rokem +4

      it's so easy to understand him

    • @brusselssprouts560
      @brusselssprouts560 Před rokem +1

      And me!

    • @jedijo1990
      @jedijo1990 Před 11 měsíci +7

      There's a saying - "if you can't simplify it. It's because you don't fully understand it."

  • @gillespieadam
    @gillespieadam Před 4 měsíci +8

    You know that brilliant light bulb feeling you get when someone explains something so perfectly it just clicks in your brain, and you finally get it......well 👏🏻

  • @jtboise1
    @jtboise1 Před rokem +257

    I'm 69 years old and I've had many lessons and watched many CZcams videos. This is absolutely the best lesson I've EVER "had" to explain how the blues work. I know this pattern and can play it blindfolded but you have taught me how to correctly use it and it makes so damn much sense. THANK YOU. You sound English but I wish you were in Arizona so I could take lessons from you. Many thanks "mate".

    • @flouisbailey
      @flouisbailey Před rokem +13

      I want him in Kentucky it’s more like England. Everyone doesn’t play Bluegrass in the Bluegrass, the BluesGrass is needing help.

    • @elmerbiteng759
      @elmerbiteng759 Před rokem +2

      👍👍

    • @marystacey2216
      @marystacey2216 Před rokem +7

      Thank you so much for explaining this so well , I too have learned the pentatonic shape but never realy understood how to put it into practice and make a melody that made any sense.. can't thank you enough for this 😀

    • @satyarisingsanctuary
      @satyarisingsanctuary Před rokem +11

      I’m 67 , in Arizona too. Happily Isolated in the desert, but it’s a long ways to town. CZcams has been my teacher. This video opened a door, and now I can finally play a pentatonic with a groove. A great leap forward.

    • @aurelioritsuri1867
      @aurelioritsuri1867 Před rokem +1

      I watched many CZcams vídeos, wauuuu this is absolutely the of the best lesson I have ever had explaning like you did. You are a Mester for me. Greetings from Africa Mozambique, how can i have your contact I want you as my teacher

  • @skippyone3085
    @skippyone3085 Před měsícem +1

    Light switch moment.
    Just stumbled on this while restringing and was not watching just listening.
    Then I heard the last blues part. That sounds good so rewound.
    Three minutes in and it happened all fell into place.
    Wrote down the full shape and improvised over a simple C major backing track.
    Three hours later I am back to say
    Thanks!

  • @d.raythomas2648
    @d.raythomas2648 Před rokem +28

    Thanks! I'm an advanced beginner at an advanced age and these lessons have really opened some doors wide for me. I'd recommend your channel to anyone, beginner or advanced, who wants to not only get better, but also get a better understanding of music and the guitar.

  • @cblue1234
    @cblue1234 Před 2 lety +72

    This is pure gold. I think a lot of players understand these concepts individually. But, this ties them all together with great explanations and examples. This is the most helpful video I’ve seen in a long time. Thanks!

  • @richardcdowdell1816
    @richardcdowdell1816 Před 3 měsíci +1

    65 years young and I agree...best lesson ever, CHEERS!

  • @saulapplebaum9744
    @saulapplebaum9744 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Best lesson in 50 years of playing guitar.

  • @gerbilcrusher
    @gerbilcrusher Před rokem +44

    What a breath of fresh air, a Teacher that doesn't blind you with them demonstrating what a great guitar shredder they are.
    I have learnt more from this vid in the 22 minuets it was played, than all the other tutorials I've had to wade through.
    Thank you, Just keep doing what your doing,

  • @stevejones9740
    @stevejones9740 Před 2 lety +65

    After spending quite some time trying to understand this stuff, the penny finally dropped with your easy to follow explanation. Thank you. I would appreciate more like this.

  • @robertnewell5057
    @robertnewell5057 Před měsícem +1

    The clearest teaching style I have heard on CZcams, bar none.

  • @tinyrandomthings
    @tinyrandomthings Před měsícem +1

    This is the best video for Guitar scales so far I found on CZcams. In 20 minutes he literally explains all the minor amd major scales and the way they structure just in one shape. Appreciate, sir!

  • @mikeburdett8551
    @mikeburdett8551 Před rokem +11

    Dude, I've been playing for 37 yrs and I'm pretty darn good, but I've always struggled with learning scales and concepts alike. I can do anything on the guitar but I can't make any sense of it all. Thank you!! You finally made sense of it all to me and I think you just opened a door for me big time. Not even door, you just constructed a new fastlane on my learning highway. In gonna fly now. Thanks again ✌️🤘

  • @nolanwoolley2819
    @nolanwoolley2819 Před rokem +3

    You are a natural. You're INSPIRATIONAL. What a Star Guitar teacher !

  • @marklisa17
    @marklisa17 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Love this guy and the quietest simplicity of learning the most amazing easy to understand guitar. Thx mate..!!! 😊😊😊

  • @apin_fingerstyle
    @apin_fingerstyle Před rokem +5

    I'm 39yrs. of age and been playing guitar since I was 12. Still want to learn how to do blues riffs & licks I did not know how the pentatonic scale worked until I just watched you on this video. You are very easy to understand in with the way you show the charts I really like that.

  • @fiasco8930
    @fiasco8930 Před rokem +12

    I have been playing rock for 40 years, doing solos no problem without understanding what i was doing, only by ear, after watching this i now understand what im doing, i can now add some extra to it and explore new avenues knowing some theory. I only needed to watch this once. Comparing to other videos this one was easy to understand. Great teacher. Lets find out more!

  • @timjoyce8636
    @timjoyce8636 Před 2 lety +57

    Jules, my man, you are a born teacher. Now, I not only have a simple understanding of what was a whole lot of think-stuff, but your wonderful, calm, patient teaching style has given me the confidence to jump right in.
    You are a find. I have subscribed and will tell others about you, too. THANK YOU, Jules.

  • @mississippijackson4009
    @mississippijackson4009 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Hey Jules, I absolutely love how you teach. I have been slaving away without much progress and then I finally found your videos, they simplify and explain and suddenly I am making the sounds I want to make. Thank you so much, I can not recommend you highly enough.

  • @z4p0tek
    @z4p0tek Před rokem +8

    My mind blew so many times while watching this. What a great teacher! Thank you.

  • @torydrake2846
    @torydrake2846 Před 2 lety +17

    No doubt about it..... One of the best videos you will find explaining how to piece all of these scales and notes together in a way that a beginner can understand! Thanks this was so motivating

  • @philos212
    @philos212 Před rokem +14

    I have watched two of your videos back to back twice and they have been the most informative guitar videos that I have watched anywhere on CZcams. It has immensely helpful as a newbie. You need to get a million subscribers. Your videos are precise, clear, and to the point.

  • @leebasey1786
    @leebasey1786 Před 10 měsíci +2

    I've been playing for 2 years. (73 yrs old) I keep saying to myself, you are never going to learn all those scales. You just opened the door to make it not only possible but easy and fun! BTW, I discovered you watching your video, 5 Simple Hacks... To Master The Pentatonic. That video as well as this one are simply amazing. What I have gotten out of these two videos may have taken 5 years to learn or maybe to my grave without learning them , 😆😆😆. And you can dam sure bet I'll be watching lots more of your video's! If you ever get to central Florida let me know. The mouses house is fun to visit and lots of music venues here you might enjoy. Thank You for these videos!

  • @patrickdaciacunningham2418

    Mr. You just opened my eyes to things I “never “ understood before!!! I’m subscribed and not so afraid of my guitar now. THANK YOU

  • @jimmcbride8943
    @jimmcbride8943 Před rokem +6

    You are the best! I'm a self-taught guitarist I've learned by learning all the chord grips I've been playing for over 40 years and these were always very tough for me I know the pentatonic scale in three positions along with the major scale, but it never made sense until now. You've shown me the door that I've been looking for for a very long time, and I very much enjoy walking through it. Thank you, jim

  • @gbahlman
    @gbahlman Před 2 lety +12

    Great job - looked for more like this from you. Disappointed to find this is currently the only one. Hope you find the time to make more like this. Thank you - very helpful.

  • @samirgokhale83
    @samirgokhale83 Před 2 měsíci +1

    This is by far the best and most user friendly lesson on scales I’ve ever seen. I was more or less aware about all concepts but this one just helped me get everything together in my mind and playing. Can’t thank you enough for this

  • @vincentlimburg8797
    @vincentlimburg8797 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you for sharing this simple but briljant explanation. I’m going to watch it a couple times to really get it to work. 🙏🏻🎸

  • @tiernanfoss
    @tiernanfoss Před rokem +3

    Absolutely fantastic! Great content, simply explained. I learned a lot that I didn't even know I was looking for! Thanks!

  • @dougieladd
    @dougieladd Před rokem +4

    I've been playing my whole life... and I've never heard anyone break this down in as clearer way as you have... so well done young man :)

  • @sidyal
    @sidyal Před rokem +2

    A very informative and easy to follow lesson. No filler. Excellent.

  • @jordanbaurain2858
    @jordanbaurain2858 Před rokem +2

    I really liked the simple explanation and breaking down your song like you did, thank you!

  • @ShortsFactory101
    @ShortsFactory101 Před rokem +4

    You're such a good and practical guitar teacher...one of the best out there! thanks for the lessons!

  • @Redcam388
    @Redcam388 Před 2 lety +27

    Simply awesome! Love how you presnted this. What an awesome help this is in playing any lead with different Keys. Opens a huge understanding of how this works! Thank you Jules! Looking forward to watching you other videos!

  • @grantgallagher8592
    @grantgallagher8592 Před 11 měsíci

    Brilliant. Absolutely perfect teaching. Thank you.

  • @dermodomalley
    @dermodomalley Před rokem +2

    This is excellent, concise and clear, I'll follow you and you have reactivated my interest in getting better.

  • @mrbeats111
    @mrbeats111 Před 2 lety +3

    BEST explanation!! was lost just like you mentioned in between the charts. this is just perfect and to the point! THANK YOU

  • @jjjmcnabb
    @jjjmcnabb Před rokem +5

    Wow! No one has made it all come together like you just did. Was really struggling understanding the minor major pentatonic blues connections. This clicked and now I can proceed without giving up like I have many times in the past. Thank you!

  • @keenabuildingcontractors6052

    Awesome man. You explain things so clearly and make it very easy to follow. Thankyou!

  • @FenellaBeach
    @FenellaBeach Před 2 lety +1

    Brilliant description - I’ve watched so many CZcams videos trying to explain this concept and never got it - the penny has just dropped, thank you, so clear - instant sub here.

  • @Andrew-su9rk
    @Andrew-su9rk Před 2 lety +3

    Great work - although I was aware of a lot of what was in the video, you put the whole thing together so well that at all makes so much more sense and this made it really useful... thank you!

  • @mariefreudenberger1981
    @mariefreudenberger1981 Před rokem +3

    Thank you! This video was so rewarding to watch. You made the concepts so clear. I’ve been practicing the pentatonic scale without ever realizing what I can do with it besides exercising my fingers. You gave me hope.

  • @michaelroff9950
    @michaelroff9950 Před rokem +1

    Jules, you are an absolutely incredible teacher……thank you!

  • @larrycarr27
    @larrycarr27 Před rokem +2

    Thank you Jules. Your explanation of the relationships of these scales was very helpful. Seeing how each one fits into the Pentatonic Scale and how to move it to different keys was absolutely EYE OPENING!

  • @robbieraychannel
    @robbieraychannel Před 2 lety +3

    Awesome teaching. I didn't think I could ever play any lead. You made this very easy to understand and follow. Now I just need to practice your method. Thanks for posting !!!

  • @tonniAbd8004
    @tonniAbd8004 Před rokem +3

    Brother, you're an incredible instructor! I learned in these 20 minutes very deep understanding of the scales that I used think I understood. My playing got different just now.
    I've subscribed and hit the bill button to keep up.
    Thank you so much, God bless you!

  • @shochikubai8084
    @shochikubai8084 Před rokem

    Definitely a thumbs up video. Saved it to watch again as many times as I need too. Thanks for explaining this concept.

  • @TheLegenDacster
    @TheLegenDacster Před 2 lety +1

    That precise and enlightening ways that you explained of all this info is nothing short of brilliant Jules. Bravo. Very impressive indeed, thank-you.

  • @davidtownes1348
    @davidtownes1348 Před rokem +7

    Fantastic videos! Music theory, but kept simple and practical. I’m a big fan of guys like Marty and Justin, and have learned a lot from them. I would certainly add you to that list of outstanding teachers. Not sure why it took me so long to discover your channel. Thanks for the videos! Keep them coming!

  • @jonnifjader
    @jonnifjader Před 2 lety +5

    Absolutely brilliant! Can't thank you enough for your effort!! Greetings from an older guy with new interest and a strat (first electric guru at 64:-)....

  • @etiennedekock3722
    @etiennedekock3722 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Don't be fooled by Jules. He has the most concise, digestible, easy to understand, and better still easier to use scales and theory on this platform. Everyone can benefit no matter what the level. Keep up the good work Jules. Your a machine.

  • @Nobody_Important_Yea
    @Nobody_Important_Yea Před 3 měsíci +1

    You are the best teacher and accompanied documentation out there. Sincere thanks.

  • @dannyderhodo
    @dannyderhodo Před rokem +8

    I really enjoyed this lesson. I learned the A minor pent. scale 40 years ago and now I'm understanding how to really use it. Plus I just purchased the same color strat your using in this lesson as a retirement present to myself (lake placid blue I believe) ? Thanks so much !!

  • @TobiasSteiner
    @TobiasSteiner Před rokem +4

    I think you quite literally just changed my life. I'm revisitng guitar after bout 20 years (piano is my first instrument) of letting my stuff collect dust lol. You explained this so elegantly and I was able to put it to use immediately. 🙏Thank you so much! This is pure gold!

  • @EM-df6mo
    @EM-df6mo Před 2 lety +2

    Excellent explanation of this concept. Much appreciated sir.

  • @rodrigomoriki
    @rodrigomoriki Před 10 měsíci

    Very smart way to explain the basics. Many thanks for making this available to us, Jules!

  • @bethdavidenko
    @bethdavidenko Před 2 lety +3

    Really appreciate the valuable info and diving right into it without the teaser “ I’m gonna show in just a minute, but first…” Very helpful, very useful. Thank you!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @larryk3408
    @larryk3408 Před rokem +1

    By far the best explanation of this concept I've heard. Keep up the great work.

  • @hendon222
    @hendon222 Před rokem

    What a simply perfect lesson. Thank you

  • @MrUniman609
    @MrUniman609 Před 2 lety +4

    This is a great tutorial, well presented, interesting and made easy to understand, thank you, well done!

  • @TheFalcro1234
    @TheFalcro1234 Před 2 lety +3

    Thank you, this helps me so much in my playing to XYZ backing track. Finding this video I subbed right away. I started playing a little over a year ago and I am now a practiced beginner lol. I am 58 and for some reason my brain (normally ready to absorb) does not memorize the fingerboard and notes as easily as say building an engine. So in my day to day noodling I can now more easily figure out where I am. The shapes work better for me to learn to play over a key and then as I progress knowing the notes is beginning to happen. I am restarting my lessons early in July so I can get serious about learning the basics again.

  • @stevef1160
    @stevef1160 Před 2 lety

    Brilliant, simply great lesson simplifying so much. Best I've seen. 👌

  • @rayneville
    @rayneville Před rokem +1

    Jules you do the most brilliant clear presentation of how all guitar lead scales hang together. Surpasses all other videos I have looked at. Your teaching method - a real talent. Thanks.🎸

  • @gohighhustle
    @gohighhustle Před rokem +7

    Dude, this video was incredible! I've always been intimidated with Theory, but this made it seem a lot less daunting. You just earned a subscription, friend! Keep em' coming! :)

  • @lavenderchants6014
    @lavenderchants6014 Před rokem +38

    Yes! This is my own personal technique explained perfectly! You are the first person on CZcams that I have seen who understands this concept.
    I am a 58-year-old self-taught guitarist, and I discovered these patterns decades ago, but at first, I did not know why it worked, but my ears told me it had to be right.
    Eventually, I learned enough theory to understand what was going on, but I have taught it to many people over the years without having to teach any more theory than you do in this video.
    I would also add another little bit for those people that want to know how this relates to the modes because it is also very simple.
    That last pattern you discuss that adds the B and F to the A minor pentatonic to get the C major scale is called the A Aeolian mode. The Aeolian mode will always get you to the major scale for the key that is 3 frets up from your blues root, aka... the Relative Major key.
    If instead you added B and F-sharp, it would be the A Dorian mode (which now becomes G major, 2 frets down from the root, instead of C). You here this mode being used a lot by Clapton and Pink Floyd.
    Finally, if you added F and B-flat you get A Phrygian, (which is now F major, 4 frets down from your root). This mode gets used in Metal a lot, where you have songs that repeat 2 chords that are a half-step apart.
    So, without leaving the first box of A minor pentatonic, you have access to 3 commonly used modes and 3 different major scales, just by changing up which 2 notes you choose between F, F-sharp, B, and B-flat. The beautiful thing is that you don't really need to know what mode you're using because your ears will always tell you which notes sound right.
    Of course, there is one other variation off of A that uses F-sharp and B-flat (the mirror opposite of your Aeolian pattern), but I can't remember what mode or key that is because I never use it, but I'm sure it is one.
    Anyway, great video! I have subscribed to your channel.

    • @johntrojan9653
      @johntrojan9653 Před rokem +1

      Acronym for all of the MODE names;
      "I" (IONIAN) - "Didn't" (DORIAN) - "Feel" (PHRYGIAN) - Lydias (LYDIAN)
      "Mother" (MIXOLYDIAN), "Annie" (AEOLIAN) - "Oakley" (l(o)crian). Pronounced;
      'LOCKRIAN'*

    • @geebee864
      @geebee864 Před rokem

      Yes excellent but put that on several video ! Great info tooooo much at one sitting 😂

    • @auedpo
      @auedpo Před rokem +1

      Thanks for sharing! That last mode F# and Bb, could be considered a lydian dominant on C or G melodic minor (two of the most common ways to think about it.) Of course, there are are 7 notes in this scale (ABbCDEF#G) and as such there are 7 theoretical 'modalities' to it.
      A jazz inverse (I don't know much about this one)
      Bb Lydian Augmented (spacey sound)
      C lydian dominant (an absolute classic)
      D major minor (fun!)
      E minor locrian (theoretical naming)
      F# Superlocrian (nice sound)
      G melodic minor (OG)
      Have fun and keep jamming!

    • @auedpo
      @auedpo Před rokem +1

      @@johntrojan9653 nice! I was always taught:
      I
      Don't
      Particularly
      Like
      Modal
      Analysis
      (Lots)
      😄

    • @johntrojan9653
      @johntrojan9653 Před rokem +1

      @@auedpo Very cool ! (We'!! meet in Chicago this August *)
      😃😃🎸😃😃🎸😃😃🎸😃😃

  • @RickVerstraten
    @RickVerstraten Před rokem

    Hi Jules, i totally agree with Daniel, i learned so much in less than a an hour, this is fantastic. Thank you so much for your time and effort. Simple, short, and to the point.

  • @draster541
    @draster541 Před 20 dny +1

    You’re killing it with your excellent guitar tutorials.

  • @dougwhite8544
    @dougwhite8544 Před rokem +5

    This is the best teaching on scale application theory I have ever seen. Excellent job. I am going to add this to my teaching immediately. If you want to make it perfect, add a second follow up video on why the pentatonic notes are more useful than the left out notes from the full major and minor scale notes. In other words what is the weakness of the left out notes and the strength of the kept notes.

  • @frearpark
    @frearpark Před rokem +6

    Dude, you did a great job of explaining this, you've got to do more of these lessons.

  • @useruser-oh8qo
    @useruser-oh8qo Před rokem +2

    Share probably most of the comments here in a way that this was awesome, concise and precise. Such a superb approach and music vision. Thank you, teacher.

  • @divinehouseholdstable.7257

    Thank you for this teachings. Blessings.

  • @jsoar47
    @jsoar47 Před rokem +1

    Yep, thank you for the best pentatonic explanation ever. It immediately opened a whole new world. I subscribed, because I'm looking forward to future content.

  • @FF-so3su
    @FF-so3su Před 2 lety

    Brilliant. Explained and demonstrated very well. I will be now be checking out your other videos. Many thanks. 😊👍❤️👍

  • @simonc5407
    @simonc5407 Před 2 lety +2

    A real goldmine of revelation and you teaching so well.. I think guitarists often do things instinctively without knowing quite why it works and this makes it comprehensible. Thank you very much

  • @annubisbones
    @annubisbones Před 2 lety +1

    Brilliant lesson! I wish I would have found it one year ago. Took me almost one year to get this together, which you explained it greatly in just 22 minutes. 👏👏👏

  • @iantreloar2618
    @iantreloar2618 Před rokem

    Thanks Jules. Explained brilliantly. Great help to my playing.

  • @Steve.Dennis
    @Steve.Dennis Před 8 měsíci +1

    That was absolutely brilliant!!

  • @SteveJeffries
    @SteveJeffries Před rokem +2

    This is THE most valuable lesson for soloing with shape 1. Noone else teaches this, thank you for sharing your knowledge, everything makes more sense now.

  • @sashaariljski7634
    @sashaariljski7634 Před 2 lety +1

    Amazing work, so clear and simple!

  • @LukeReynoldsMusic_13
    @LukeReynoldsMusic_13 Před rokem

    Utterly loved this. Thank you!

  • @brettdavid
    @brettdavid Před rokem +2

    Awesome - totally concur with comments below - best explanation and an eye opener for locating relative Major / Minor / Blue and Sweet notes and where they fit. I've been playing these scales all my life - your tutorial brings a lot more to the tonal picture - but at the same time makes things way simpler - churs Jules.

  • @thomaswomack3888
    @thomaswomack3888 Před rokem +2

    as a bass player struggling with musical theory and trying to make my own interpretations of what I hear and what I play as a result more relevant you have given me a piece of the puzzle in this one video that may help me glue the whole concept together in a useful way. Many thanks for doing what you do. You have my subscription!

  • @bradencancilla9277
    @bradencancilla9277 Před 2 lety

    Excellently taught! Congratulations on making it clear and understandable.

  • @ChanokchaiChauychoo
    @ChanokchaiChauychoo Před rokem

    Love your style of teaching. Very fluid to follow.

  • @alexhsia2098
    @alexhsia2098 Před rokem

    I’ve watched so many videos covering major/minor/blues scales. This is easily the best one.
    Thank you!!

  • @urfuturo6467
    @urfuturo6467 Před rokem

    Excellent video, very well explained. Many thanks Jules for your help for us newbies. Inspiring us to stay motivated and have fun practicing.

  • @kevinwalters9577
    @kevinwalters9577 Před 2 lety +1

    Great lesson! You are someone who really desires for others to know how to improve their playing….the heart of a teacher!…Thanks so much!

  • @t.star__meserecordiaswi2961

    This guy is a true teacher, naturally. He is such a step by step educator. May God bless you, brother.

  • @keithmccall304
    @keithmccall304 Před rokem +1

    I just want to say thank you. I've watched hundreds of videos on the subject but this is the first time I felt compelled to comment (I'm a relatively quiet guy). You're an excellent teacher. Simple, logical explanations and easy to follow.

  • @johncarlo7395
    @johncarlo7395 Před rokem +2

    Very well explained, I learnt all this many many years ago but for those who are just starting out that was absolutely brilliant, great video.

  • @Return_The_Slab_
    @Return_The_Slab_ Před 9 měsíci

    Might be the best guitar tutorial video of all time. It's like i knew this but couldn't make sense of it and this just connects everything perfectly. Thank you so much, you're awesome!

  • @larryalcock8136
    @larryalcock8136 Před rokem

    ...and out of the blue(s) you came...wow...simple and oh so easy you make it❤

  • @joe-mens8678
    @joe-mens8678 Před rokem +1

    You are the best guitar teacher I watch from utube, you take your time, you don't rush,before you done every lessons I can play everything right away Thank you very much.

  • @caseylee12
    @caseylee12 Před 2 lety

    Good video. Makes it simple enough for anyone to understand. I especially like that you showed how to play minor-over-major. Thanks

  • @Saitn
    @Saitn Před rokem

    Excellent presentation and tasty licks. Thank you for sharing this and helping to teach ! 🤩👍

  • @NDFlyFisher
    @NDFlyFisher Před rokem

    This is very well done. Putting together all these just became crystal clear for me. Thank you!

  • @thadstuart8544
    @thadstuart8544 Před 9 měsíci +1

    great explanation. I already know all the scale patterns in all positions for pentatonic, blues, and diatonic. But, your demonstration of how to easily sound musical and melodic was wonderful. thanks

  • @ianmartinez2771
    @ianmartinez2771 Před rokem +1

    I just love the way you explain everything, you are brilliant! Please keep it up!

  • @stevefielding8324
    @stevefielding8324 Před rokem

    This is the clearest most comprehensive explanation of how to apply just one shape to the fretboard for numerous applications that I've ever watched. Absolutely brilliant, thank you so very much.

  • @friedfish69
    @friedfish69 Před 2 lety

    Excellent explanation. Excellent use of graphic explanation. Excellent alternation between graphics and examples on the guitar. I have watched and read endless similar explanations, none of which were as clear or easy to grasp. Thank you.