This is one of the best soloing lessons ive seen so far really opened my mind

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!!

@iamandes4455

7 жыл бұрын

YourGuitarSage it seriously is easily the best soloing exercise/practice lesson I've come across. Thanks so much!

@chrisgallant4254

6 жыл бұрын

Yup this lesson just clicked something on, excellent practice jam

Great Lesson Erich👍👍👍...you helped me stop playing a mindless pentatonic scale....and made more sense of the 1,4,5 behind the scale. Thank you sir!

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome Darryl!

I've got into "the blues" a couple of years back and have never come across a complete and comprehensive lesson such as this one. Thank you! Please, please, please keep up the good work.

Great compliment to yesterday’s online session you did on moving from rhythm to lead guitar... as usual, you’re great. Thanks 👍🏻

I have to say you know what is teaching. Thump up to you.

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Very personal instruction. Unlike anything on youtube. U actually played WITH ME. cool.

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Happy to play along with you my friend!

I LOVE this lesson! Great format...looking forward to more like this :)

Great lesson! I really like the concept you've introduced.

Great lesson as always Erich! If you could keep doing lessons on soloing that would be greatly appreciated!

Excellent man! More like this. Thanks a ton brother

GREAT LESSON ! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK !!!!!

I like your application of Keep It Simple (KISS) instruction it works and it's fun. Rock-on my brother.

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Gotta keep it simple when you can!

Good lesson. Haven't seen this approach with my other KZread teachers. I like it.

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Glad you're diggin it!

Finally I have stumbled across a website that really does tech me beginner 12 bar blues and makes it fun along the way. Thank heavens for Erich Andreas and his skills

One of the most fun lessons i've run into. Thanks a bunch!

That was great, thank you! I've been playing many years but there's nothing wrong with keeping it simple and soundng good! I enjoyed this lesson!

Best, most helpful lesson ever. Thank you.

This is fantastic, it really helps me to see how things work. Thanks

This is.... without doubt.... by a HUGE margin... THE best improvising lesson Ive ever come across. Holy chicken sauce. I cant believe you had me going back and forth ripping some mean riffs! Thank you soooo much!

@yourguitarsage

2 жыл бұрын

🤗💪🙏

Wow, that was the best demonstration of how to jam to a 12 bars blues I've seen. Such a simple and elegant approach. Thanks so much

excellent! Thanks for the great lesson!

Very good lesson you sure are a good teacher. I'll come back to this video often as you suggest

This is a great lesson!!! Thx!

This is wonderful! I have been playing for yrs and have never figured it out. This is such a simple and amazing approach the way you break it down string by string. I found some straightforward Blues backing tracks in A and had so much fun just jamming on one string. I will be checking out some more of your lessons for sure. Thank you so much for opening this huge door for me :-D

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! So happy to help Gordon!

This is a keeper

Hey Erich. This is absolutely amazing stuff. Thank you

@yourguitarsage

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, Stafford. 🙏🏼

THANK YOU!!!

Great...lesson...loud and clear

@yourguitarsage

2 жыл бұрын

🤗

Great teaching!

@yourguitarsage

5 жыл бұрын

🙌

That was fun!

Been playing for a year, proud of my progress but frustrated that I'm not where I want to be just yet (I suppose I'll always want to be better than I am - but I'm cool with that). This video was actually really helpful, I didn't really know what I wanted my blues playing to sound like, I was doing too much and overcompensating without really zeroing in on the chord tones and that 'call and response' vibe. Thanks for the lesson, my dude!

Great lesson, I've been looking for some way to move up and down the neck and this is a great tutorial for that. I'm a rhythm guitarist/singer who's NEVER been able to randomly solo. I can play certain solo's but I can't make one up to save my life. Once I can do that I can more comfortably play as a 3 piece band when needed. I also have no clue about phrasing. I can play alot of notes in the right sequence quickly but it's boring like you said. I'm starting to rethink how to solo and am realizing that you have a beginning a middle and an end that should be thought of that way, especially at first. Once I can get those three parts down I'll have my first solo!

Good one!

Thanks Erich, fun and useful.

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

you are most welcome Matt!

amazing lesson! been looking for something like this for a while

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear it!

Thanks Erich. Yes the Scale...lol. I like the slider..this is my next level to learn .

Nice lesson

Great lesson, thanks! Playing on only 1 string helped focus on the phrasing rather than trying to find notes on multiple strings.

For the first time, it makes sense! Thank You!

@yourguitarsage

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Thanks for watching

good lesson thanks. instead of wandering around the minor pentatonic pattern, you're actually picking our target notes - good approach. maybe you do another video expanding on this with other target notes besides the root notes - targeting the minor 3rd, 5th, and the flat 7th from the chord context.

Thank you for breaking down the 12 bar blues quickly! I have been trying to figure out for a while what exactly this means. Now it makes sense, especially the 1,4,5 part of A major, being A,D, and E. Now I just have to memorize the order in which 1,4,5 repeat in the 12 bar blues.

@yourguitarsage

6 жыл бұрын

👍

Man, I gotta say I LOVED playing "with" you. I just got to know your channel and I am really liking your lessons! If possible, make more videos like this one (which involves you and the audience playing together) for more advanced players! Thanks, Cheers from Brazil :)

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

I've got TONS of videos like this! Check out www.unstoppableguitarsystem.com/

I feel an obligation to have to commmet... This lesson was a penny drop moment for me on being able to solo over they blues in different keys. By simply marking those 3 notes in a a clear way helped me see that pattern across the fretboard to transpose and play around with it. I am most grateful sir!!

@yourguitarsage

5 ай бұрын

I love that! Thank you so much for the report, my friend. Yes, the “minimalistic blues“ course in my store at yourguitarsage.com is a game changer.

Thank you sir you're the best

@yourguitarsage

3 жыл бұрын

🙏 www.yourguitarsage.com/30

Hey Erich - Like I said in that other video - this was a great practice session for me on flute. I've got the A minor pentatonic and the blues scale going, and I'm ready for some phrasing within the structure of the 1, 4, 5 12-bar blues. This video is super helpful for that. I loved it. Not knowing where to start in improvising has been my problem, and you solved that. Thanks!

@OriginalKingRichTv

2 жыл бұрын

Any luck?

@Mikeshawtoday

2 жыл бұрын

@@OriginalKingRichTv Making progress. About music - enjoying the process.

Thnx for the lesson!!!

@yourguitarsage

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Thank you!

@yourguitarsage

3 жыл бұрын

👍🙏

This inadvertently explained the 12 bar blues to me. I’ve been confused for a year because I don’t understand music theory jargon but you helped out plenty, thanks dude

@yourguitarsage

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome, friend! www.yourguitarsage.com/30

@malaquiasalfaro81

2 жыл бұрын

@@yourguitarsage hey friend. I’ve been practicing what I learned in this video. I uploaded a video called “State Street Flirt” if you want to see what your students have learned 🤠

Thank you for lesson!)

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome!

I've been playing for over 20 years and this is the first time I've seen this approach. I wish this lesson was available when I first started plying! Would have been helpful to just have the internet haha! Great approach and I love all your lessons. Even if you've been playing for many years, there's always something new to learn!

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words! Glad you dig it!

You're a good teacher.

@yourguitarsage

2 жыл бұрын

🙏

Great and simple lesson with a lot info . The response can changue in other prhase? Thanks and I hope more lesson like that!

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yes it can!

I loved this lesson.

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

:)

Thanks for the lesson. For us novices if you could show your amp settings before each lesson this would help a lot. Thanks again for your inspiration and help.

This was the click I needed I think.....I was also wondering if you had any tips on equipment to use for acoustic playing through a p.a. to get the guitar to sound more natural, pedals? DI boxes? Things to get that rich full tone artificially? Lol?

more call and response! I would love to see a more advanced version of this. Responding to what you hear as a question is so much better than just going off on your own, playing solo over a backing track... did I say more call and response!?

@houdi1194

6 жыл бұрын

Yes! so fun!

can you please have a you're the inspiration by Chicago acoustic tutorial please!!!!

Nice.

great video

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Eric so phrasing is nothing then starting on one of the notes in the chord and moving either up or down the scale in a rhythmic fashion. In theory so soloing is just chord tone phrasing. How do you go from riffs to making your own solos tho?

Wow whish I had a teacher like you growing up.

@yourguitarsage

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend 🙌

Wish I had caught onto this less much earlier in my playing. The thing is I don't think I would have been receptive to the ideas without some practice of trial and error behind me already. Also my ear maybe needed to learn a little bit more about the subtle things that sound better.

are the extra notes you are playing simply other notes in the key, or just 1,4,5 roots? as a rule of thumb, do you begin and end each lick on the corresponding chord root notes? and thanks for the lesson.

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Connie, other notes are from the blues scale only. It IS helpful to begin/end each lick on the corresponding chord note. After some time, this will sound predictable, but we must know now to do it first. Also, that will really make the chords and melodies match nicely.

This sounds like a great idea to memorize the notes on the fretboard aswell. Repeat this for other strings, and then change key to learn more notes...

@yourguitarsage

6 жыл бұрын

👍

Excellent lesson! Where can I find the backing track?

@yourguitarsage

6 жыл бұрын

I have nearly 600 in the Unstoppable Guitar System, but usually I have a track like this at the end of the lesson.

great lesson for first timers

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

Is this a backing track somewhere?

Jerry was the best ever at call and response, end of story.

these lessons would work 4 if there was more playing and showing instead of talking..but u r a great teacher..greetingsxfrom Swizerland👏

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Heidi! I try to make my videos helpful for everyone, but I can't make them perfect for everyone :)

How can you call them " chord" when using 1 string? I see it everywhere. Sheet music will say some cord is Emaj 7thF9/B major minor flat 3rd and only have one note on the paper

@yourguitarsage

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure what you mean, friend. You are correct. Chord is 3 or more notes.

@roncallahan40

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes guitar tabs will show the solo like this: solo G C D F am ect..... How do ppl know what notes to play? Sometimes the tab will have ONE NOTE only but gives it a chord name that is very complicated but will have 1 note. In ur solo example You played 4 notes total. When you played the 1 chord you played 2 note then played 2 more notes when playing the 4 chord ect Why are those "chords"? Thanks for responding btw

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Would there be any kind of conflict if I were to learn from your lessons and someone who teaches CAGED?

@yourguitarsage

6 жыл бұрын

Not at all my friend. I have many videos about the caged system.

😊🤘

I played along! I had fun! Thanks!

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

Woo!! That's what it's all about.

@JamesJohnson-hb1me

7 жыл бұрын

Ok, try not to get upset, but I played along again and this time I used my Korg Miku pedal and I was off a little because I kept laughing!

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha!

Introduce more chords in the blues music and some solo scales.

@yourguitarsage

5 жыл бұрын

Search “yourguitarsage blues” for more my friend.

4:50

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I'm just at the beginning, but you should also add that the notes (of rhe underlying chord you're playing over) determine the ending notes of both the call & response. There's a style where the call ends on 3rd or 5th, response ends on root/tonic. (I think) I just know the first one ends high, the response ends low. Lol. Ok, at 3:00 you say how the "great blues players learn" is to use on small section of the neck. On one string. Son, that allows you very few notes! Then right after that, you go from a low fret to the 10th fret. That's "using the whole neck," not one small section! I'm afraid this is gonna go waaaaay too slow for me. I'll try to watch for another few minutes, though, and give it a chance. 4:45 Uh, i know the structure of the blues, but you've sure got ME confused! Who's your audience here? You talk like you're teaching stark beginners, but you expect them to follow all this confusion? And what's the deal with only one oerson playing calls, the other playing responses? That format is rarely used, usually it's one player doing both. If you're teaching rote beginners, make it simpler That is, if you want them to learn. Oh, ok, i get it! You're targeting the "ADHD" crowd og Gen-Zers. You want them to relate to your acattered thinking. And saying the opposite of what you mean. Yeah, i guess that's one way to "get a dedicated audience."

@yourguitarsage

2 ай бұрын

😂 see my other 3000 videos. I’ve been doing this for over 40 years and I’ve taught over 10,000 one on one lessons. You’re not the first critic and won’t be the last. Take your best shot. It only helps my algorithm.

not my favorite..but my opinion does not matter..🤘🤘

You should start with some musical instruction. Not "theory," because that scares ppl, like they think they need to know maths & physics. It's just a little instruction. Like how the notes are referred to. Then you explain the interval numbers of the Major scale, how each one is named by a Roman numeral. Only the I, IV, and V are capitals, and those are Major chords. The others sre minor (ii, iii, vi) snd skip vii for now, cuz its diminished & rarely used Simple, like that.

"Trading 4's"

@yourguitarsage

5 жыл бұрын

Indeed! 🙌

Can I call u Ben Affleck

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

haha sure!

Awesome job but needs more cats

@yourguitarsage

7 жыл бұрын

lol I'll try to add some next time :)

I'm not your friend and I don't like you calling me yours