Buy My Book Here ➡ rickysguitar.com/store Free PDF here ➡ rickysguitar.com/freepdfs?contact.pdf=pdf193 In this guitar tutorial, I'll show you how to reliably find and play guitar chord tones to make your solos more interesting! We'll focus on the root, third, and fifth, (5R3) which add different emotions to your guitar solos

Wow!!! This lesson is a complete breakthrough for me. At 61 y/o I have significant arthritis in my left thumb, which makes it very painful to play bar chords. You old timers know what I'm talking about. Since I play rhythm and lead your lesson has opened up new avenues for creativity without limitations. Thank you so much!!!

Plenty of Light Bulb 💡 moments here Ricky Thanks 👍🎸🤟🇵🇱

A brilliant way of getting these concepts across. You helped 'declutter' the chord to extract the essence. Profoundly grateful to you.

Thanks for sharing soloing chord targeting R 3 5 where 3 is the start and R is the home base. The 3 differentiates the mood of the tone whether it a sad or happy in a song. The rest 2 ,4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9.11, 13, etc. adds more colors to the playing. Great explanation for those beginners in their guitar soloing journey.

I really put this to use yesterday. The tune I am learning is in F and when I was fiddling with Dm pentatonic, I realized the triads of the chord progression were in the pattern area. I mixed them in together and it sounded quite nice. People, learn your triads!

Off the hook information! Your lessons are totally amazing! Das 😎 all! 😉👍🏻👏

As always great lesson. Did you notice that the 3-5-1 is perfectly inscribed in the major pentatonic “box” and that the m5-1-3 is perfectly inscribed in the minor pentatonic “box”. “Box” being the three string two fret pattern within the larger pentatonic caged shape.

I play with a group and I see the lead doing this and couldn't figure out how he was Sounding so nice without the Bar chords It was these little Nuggets of Melody. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for teaching us, mate 🙏

Thank you. This was great. 😊

Great lesson!

Plenty of light, Bub.

Thank you Ricky.

Thanks for the video

5R3 for the WIN, great lesson Ricky👍😎👍

Cheers RC. 👍🏻

Thanks Ricky!!!

🎉excellent thanks

It amazes me how you can keep on showing me again again secrets hidden on plain site. Thanks

Ah Great, but wanted to see you do a bit of what you taught at the end.

Hi how are you rock on dude l am learning to play guitar basic power chords.

show!!!

Really helpful lesson ! Thank you. I found that the camera jumps around too much in this video. Just some feedback for you !

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Glad you enjoyed the lesson and thanks for your feedback too. :)

ooof another chunk from 'Nelly' to chew over.Thanks Ricky

Right under our noses!!

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