Country, Rock, Blues Licks for Days - This Guitar Lesson is full of licks to steal! - EP515

Great lesson.. Enjoyed the ideas.. Nice vibe to the rhythm and licks/lead going on here!! Some good stuff to work on..Thx!!

Just starting to play lead, though I have been a singer/songwriter since the late 1970's. Love the track and your playing on this one. Never have been "afraid" and have always enjoyed lead guitarists that play pretty much the pentatonic leads. I find they "speak to me" very clearly. Thanks for all that you have made available - helping me already. Brian Gardner

THANKS I LEARNED AND REMEMBERED A LOT> I SEEM TO HAVE FORGOT MORE THAN I KNOW AFTER REACHING 88 yr

Not to take away from another great lesson, but I like your Tele which I guess is of course is not a Fender. So I guess it must be a custom job ?

what brand and gauge of string you use here?

I got Boston lick

Thanks! Now I can do myself

wow.... you always impress and suprise me.

I dont even care about the lesson i just wanna hear this man play guitar.

You..., you are a great guitarist. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Great lesson ...I am having a blast with this....just the kind of stuff I love to play ...rockin country twang with alittle stank on it..Thanks for helping me with my chops! Goog day sir!!

now that's good music.!

515 lesson is really good i will sign up for the other half, the jam tracks are a must have.

James Burton style!

Ok, Brian, you've shown us how to play in the key...
...and how to play the chords ("play the changes")....
So, now you're showing us how to "play the barnacles?!"
Got it! 👍 👌

Thank you, I disabled percussionists, picking up guitar at 66 must keep music in my life, your a great help, will drop off tips on payday YOUR A GREAT TEACHER 😊

can you post the arrangement

Wow

Brian's picking hand in this is the star he just keeps the hand in motion so brilliantly

Sweet! I’m printing the tab now

Brian, your lessons for these and related video are some of the best! I am not that well versed in the major pentatonic, just learning, but in this video at 5.22 you mention that is the E major pattern 4. When I play it it deems as though it is part of pattern 3. Can you clarify this for those of us that are relatively new to playing the pentatonics?

By the way. Where I can find part two.

💥👌Очень круто!!! 🤝

Great content…great teaching

Yes! So fantastic to break down a lead like this. Builds so much facility. And it’s wild how much clearer everything instantly is compared to a year or two ago when it was still hieroglyphics.

Impossible To havre part 2 with tab don t understand

Brian, nice job. Very usable material. The little riffs are great building blocks.

Really good lesson! Highly recommended.

You are by far the best guitar teacher I’ve met so far! Absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much! Please keep it up <3

Awesome as always🎸

nice playing, nice guitar

You are very honest about where you picked up some of the licks. That is appreciated.

Just beautifully explained frame by frame nice playing over the top you make it look so easy you have inspired me to go farther down that musical road thank you 🎸

Loving this style of lesson. So thorough and helpful. Once again you’re a fantastic teacher Brian! Thank you!

Awesome lesson Brian!

I would like to see more of this kind of lesson. No one does it better. Thank you.

I have had an AM sub. off and in, when I get a chance I will be back.

You are the real boss, Brian. Greetings

good lord, man. the neck almost caught fire

Hi Brian. Great tune, great lesson...So fun to learn/play... Thank you for all the lessons... You are one of the best guitar instructors out there and my favorite for sure...

Great stuff Brian. This one is a keeper for me!

This sounds fun Brian, real excited about learning this one! 👍🎸🇨🇦

Wow Brian...that was FUN!!! Let's keep this kind of stuff going. Great lesson!

Great stuff man! I do like this style of analysis. Especially with styles that have a few chromatic notes, or things that follow the changes. I am better at seeing how “out” notes fit in than I used to be. It was really perplexing for quite a while. But when you explain things like a flat 7, the push and pull between major and minor, flat 5, etc., a beginner can start to understand the function of each of these. Well done!

Great lesson! Showing us the bend from F# to G# on the second string unlocked so much for me. Thanks!!!

You are my hero bro great work!

Impressive

That Tele is 🔥

I get in a rut, watch Brian from Active Melody, rut busted! Thank you so much!