Land on THESE notes when improvising lead guitar - Guitar Lesson - EP527

Very good and informative lesson

You said the magic word you opened up a new door for me now I know what I need to do thank you again
🤨😎🤔!

You're absolutely great thank you very much 🤨😎🤔!

The first lesson that made so much sense, thank you so much, 😊

Great lesson. It opens up many doors for me. Thank you.

Tell BB King the don’t mix

Yeah I never played lead but I'm trying to learn it sure makes it simplified the way you showed it I appreciate it I'll be watching thank you again

Beginner Guitar is like snow. Every single flake is different and starts sticking after about a year of playing. This lesson resonated with me in a very eloquent way and I think I will be shoveling guitar sentences and paragraphs like clearing my driveway from a snow storm.

Thank you for sharing.

Which way are you showing the fret...........? Never seen it turned that way

This is the clearest version I have ever seen

Great lesson as always

Yes. Very helpful & inspirational.

you read my mail: constantly playing like your son was. eager to try your way!

you seem, to be one of the best teachers,keeping it SIMPLE, yet highly logical! Thank you.

Thanks!

Sad seeing people asking valid questions on here Brian but that they don’t appear to be getting a reply?.. As your lessons state, it’s all about the call and the response in blues etc, so where’s your response?

Very good job. I am trying to figure out how to play leads instead of just working through scales. Very good.

Great lesson to reiterate what I have known to do but struggle to implement. Thank you!

This finally clicked in my brain! Thank you!

really interesting and easily accessible.. cheers!

Bro I like your lesson, and your teaching. I know the Am scale etc and chords but I don’t know much theory. My question is what the heck is a 1 chord and 4 or 5 chord and why is there no 3 chord? Also it looks like I pretty much need to know all the notes on the Fretboard?

Thirty years later, I am barely learning chords and notes on frets. Been giging and getting paid for 15 years just off tabs. The last 4 months and countess videos i couldn't wrap my brain on the lingo you speak of root, 😅😅

I've watched this ONE lesson over a dozen times, its that good. I watch all manner of lessons from my favorite guys, but there is so much to be learned from this one. This lesson, and other free lessons by Brian are so good, I'm signing up for a year. An entire year of Active Melody cost less than TWO live lessons locally (which I don't enjoy). I'm not promoting, just stating facts, and justifying a year membership to myself, which both me and the teacher deserve. You are an excellent and enthusiastic teacher sir, with just the right blend of practical and challenging instruction!

Great lesson… my question is (which I’ve been struggling with for a while now)… when exactly do you land on the target note? For example, while playing over the 1 chord and the 5 chord is about to come… do you land on the the E note (playing in the key of A) the moment the song transitions to the 5 chord or at the end of that bar?

Great lesson. I’m now gonna spend the forseeable future figuring out where these intervals are in every pentatonic shape. I’m far too guilty of trying to learn it all rather than focus on one thing at a time.

It would be nice to have a lesson like this on the major pantetonic.

5th chord (V) not 5 chord, I was a bit lost when you said the 5 chord. However, tonic is still in harmony with the 5th chord based on music theory even if it is not a note in the chord. This can only apply to one pattern. If you need to remember all patterns, it will just kill you. Rather to use the Cage system to visualize them.

Lol, he played like me at the beginning. I feel attacked.

great lesson and explanations. I was wondering is this approach related to mode playing in disguise? Or is their a MAJOR pentatonic pattern hidden inside that minor pentatonic pattern you started the lesson out with? My fingers are ok but my mind ain't right Luke, lol. I just have very limited theory to latch on to and I am looking for efficiency at my age, lol. Scales, modes or arpeggios? I see patterns but don't know fret board well enough to TARGET b7's etc, especially on the fly
Thx for this great lesson!

What a gem of video

for me this lesson was perfect! The right amount of info at the right speed, with relevant analogies (don’t just recite the alphabet lol) great teacher!

Most excellent!

"[constantly playing the pentatonic up and down] is just reciting the alphabet - you're not having a conversation". Nailed it!

La mejor clase de guitarra que he visto desde hace mucho mucho tiempo. Graciassss desde Sevilla, España 😍

Good lesson. Enjoyed it.

I really need this help ,where do I get play back

Phrasing is like 50% of the game. Listen to BB King. He might play one note in 2 bars. But when he plays it, people in the audience shout. If you have a hard time not overplaying, imagine the fretboard is hot, and you can’t stand to play it for long. 😉

You spoke directly to me…I feel like I’m just playing scales and I sound like your son.
It’s hard for me to play with expression in my improv.
Thank you for the light bulb moment

Thank you brother 🤘🏻😎 explained great

Excellent! Thank you

Bit not harmonic minor : g# when playing minor penta? Play g# but making it hexatonic?

I wish I knew a 1/ 4 of what you know !! Good jod Thank you sir !!

thanks, i need a lot to land on the roots!!

Too much talk but little demonistration

Best blues blueprint ever!

This was a big help. I’ve been playing guitar for years, but when you spend a lot a lot of the time, just jamming, you tend to overlook some things but this really helped. I’m trying to hone my lead skills right now.

Yes, this was great!

Milions of great guitarist, but only a few can teach this well. ❤