Your channel just came up in my feed. I really relate your your teaching method. Excellent job by a skilled guitarist and talented instructor.

@edreed5571

20 күн бұрын

Mrs. Morris was my guitar teacher. 1972.

Dudes playing the guitar well are common nowadays. However, dudes not only playing well but TEACHING also well, are rare. You are one of those rare dudes, keep up the excellent work.

The tip on the Eric Johnson lick to use your second finger backed up with the third is gold. These are the easily overlooked little tricks that can really unlock your speed, or just make certain licks much easier. This is why I watch videos that may seem elementary at first, yet you never know what very useful things you can pick up. Great lesson!!

Bro I’ve learned more from you than I have from anybody on KZread and that’s saying a lot because I’ve been playing since 2015 and have seen a lot of people teaching.. I wish that I could get with you on a personal level because there are some runs that I would love to learn how to play but just can’t figure it out… You’re a great player and teacher though hands down

Cool thing about this is a person can do it in any key which makes it movable.

1 thing ill say is dont always focus on slow, you need to incorporate sprints beyond your current speed even if they are a bit sloppy. Gotta do a bit of both

You have a natural gift for teaching and an amazing way of presenting the material and making it, SUPER relatable. Thanks for the lesson I learned a lot in just this one video. I will be back!

The presentation was framed was easy to understand. I like your teaching and explaining.🤟

Yo bro, like all I can say is God bless you man. You've helped me unknowingly, I've been searching for tips like this.

Good thorough lesson. Thanks Eddie 🤘

i like how you use split screen and slow it down and repeat it nice oh btw i have those bad habits 😮 I was watching John Sykes do the same paterns but I couldn't tell because he was so fast great lesson for myself thank you

Simply thanks. Awesome, man. As a teacher, that's the way it should be taught.

This is literally a months worth of practice licks from 1 video that will help build you a solid lead base for a lifetime! I can see results in just days. I devote a minimum of 2 hours a day everyday. Thanks dude!! 🤘🎸😎

this guy's tips always have a lot of meat on the bone

Gee! If lessons were like this back in the 80's I'd be great. I'm learning a lot! Great lesson!

@ericbitzer5247

Ай бұрын

I know right? All we had were expensive teachers and tab books.

@808muscle1

29 күн бұрын

Absolutely correct, expensive teachers, tab and scale books. I've learned more the last 6 months from videos like these than I did 1988-1990! Thank God I picked the guitar back up. I'm in❤ all over again with it. Just old as shit now.😅

great tips again, love your series and you have improved my playing massively even after having lessons thanks from UK

Awesome lesson, just got back from my teacher today and this is what we were doing, not what you are teaching but very close. I’ll just add that to what I learned today!!

@beck204

Ай бұрын

Are in person lessons helping you more than youtube and other online resources? Would you say it’s been worth it?

Outstanding! Thanks Eddie.

I love this lesson

I wish KZread was around in the early 70s. Guitar Players now have it made. I couldn’t afford lessons because I was too young to Work. So I had to Play a Record over and over again to learn the Song and the Lead Parts. I learned all the Chords mostly by Books, and also by Ear. I then learned how to read Tablature. I eventually got to the point where I could play almost all of Van Halen’s Songs, and moved on to learning Satriani Songs, mostly by Tablature. But back then we are talking about Hours and Hours of Practice, and really learning to recognize Patterns by Ear. Now you just click on KZread and get excellent Free Lessons. I really liked the Eric Johnson Style Lick you were Teaching. Great Video and a Great Teacher. I plan on watching all your Videos. You’re never too old to learn some new Tricks. Subscribed.😁👍👍❤️

This is a great lesson

Pretty cool stuff Eddie! Thanks!!!!

Love your style of class

This is going to work great with my jazzyblues style. Woot! Now to get it clean with some speed.

Great lesson- thnx !!

Nice lesson. Thanks 👍

Great job on this one, thanks

Thank you sir.. Mabuhay 🇵🇭

Nice video! Downward and upward pick slanting is key to switching strings quickly imo. That's something I wish I learned a couple of decades ago.

Great lesson, i always start slow and only try to build speed once i can do a lick cleanly ten times in a row. Thanks for this one Eddie.

@stephengreen9663

20 күн бұрын

That is the way

Thanks!

Excellent 👌🙏

Thank you

thanks!

awesome 👍

thanks

Great lesson. The section on the Eric Johnson lick - I noticed that Joe Bonamassa picks this differently and he uses fewer pullofffs. You can tell this especially when he plays with no effects and with a small amp. He takes this concept to another level.

Excellent

Very nice tutorial thanks bro from saudi pinoy

Great stuff, thanks, AND did you really just say that?!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Gotta listen til the end!!!😂✌️🎵🎶🎵

Hmm. Instead of Pull Offs, I am now calling them Flick Offs. Pun intended

Listen to all of the rocket powered lines on Dark Side Of The Moon. Gilmour knows that speed makes the music better.

What a great lesson Eddie. Thankyou so much

great

Great lesion. What are your amp and guitar settings?

Now... Is this the key to taking apart and duplicating Uncle Ted's scorching solo on Stormtroopers from the Double Live Gonzo record?

I play the first lick starting with an upstroke

@OnwardAndEdward

Ай бұрын

That can work too! Whatever helps you play it faster

@dan_kay

Ай бұрын

You MONSTER!

Set up a slow tempo on your metronome when you feel comfortable enough gradually increase the tempo.

That first lick is great but I find I keep pulling the high E string off the neck. Or else I have to grip ridiculously hard to keep it in place.

@stephenmoore1961

5 күн бұрын

Me too. Aggravating

"road-worn" polyurethane.... despite this travesty, you are a good'n /s appreciate the lesson :D

@LowKickMT

13 күн бұрын

lol

My dream is to get that note for note.

Not to be picky (pun intended), but when going from the E to B for example, wouldn't it be faster to pick up when going for speed? Great video, btw.

Awesome lesson, Now, how do I apply it to play over cords?

@OnwardAndEdward

Ай бұрын

You can generally get away with playing minor pentatonic over most chord progressions, especially in rock and blues. This lesson is focused on speed building, but we have plenty of other lessons on the channel that’ll help with playing over chord changes!

@mo-em1ke

13 күн бұрын

Put a backing track on and make up random combinations of notes within the scale and try finish random strings of notes with a note that's in the chord that's backing you. Backing tracks will help you alot even when just running the scale over them

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Freebird?

One day my guitar will weep...LOL

Repeating yourself like we brain-dead.... No man

@OnwardAndEdward

28 күн бұрын

Repetition is the mother of learning

@Nick-kg8hs

26 күн бұрын

Repetition is the mother of learning

@adriatic.vineyards

20 күн бұрын

Repetition is the mother of learning

@smithersoneil290

19 күн бұрын

Repetition is the mother of learning

@LowKickMT

13 күн бұрын

Repetition is the mother of learning

Great stuff, thanks, AND did you really just say that?!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Gotta listen til the end!!!😂✌️🎵🎶🎵