How To Play Lead Guitar: Part 1
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Published 2024-09-16
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All Comments (14)
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Great little lesson John. Thank you kindley Sir.
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Very good John. In the old days took me a time to learn. Anyone listening will gain great insight. Good vid. Hope your well.
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Wow! What an eye opener for new guitarists! I've been trying to explain the maj/min run concept to my 11 year old grandson recently with only limited success... this sums it up in a nutshell! Cheers, m8
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Thanks John. Maybe tie the following week solo to the lesson.
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Very nicely done John!
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Love the tele.
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Big thanks for this mate!
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Hello John, I’ve been playing a few years now and thanks for clearing up the topic of needing to begin ( or finish ) on the root note. Some folks explain this as if it’s imperative 🤙 I guess it just comes down to the old saying, if it sounds good, it is indeed good. Thanks 🤙
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"Angular banjos, sound good, to me ..." Steely Dan, for the WIN!
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I always find it helpful to think I terms of intervals so from a C major perspective you are mapping the scale as 5th 6th root 2nd major 3rd. From an A minor perspective it is flat7 root minor third 4th 5th
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Have a quick look at the A minor scale notes and then C major. The overlap is obvious.
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Are you gonna do videos where you talk about the rhythm aspect of guitar????
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Lead guitars are way too heavy for me. I like wooden ones!
