Love it…You have explained it so well. “Thank-You”…Really Enjoying learning it.

Thanks for this. It’s perfect for us who are beyond basics but not advanced on the fretboard yet. Really well and clearly done.

now I know how to spend my next few buck. I love those old little guitars, they scream blues

I love your guitar! It looks rustic and used.

Dude what are the two chords you play at the end when you play it all the way through at the beginning of the video? You didn’t include them in the lesson

Possibly the best on-line lesson I have seen to date. Thanks

Thank you so much for such a helpful video. So happy to have found this, you are a great teacher !

Now, its not just Dubai. Thanks Brian. Its fun to learn this one and very cool. ill be looking for your other lessons. shukran jazeelan (thanks a lot) from Kuwait.

I bet when you posted this you did not think it was going to ‘inspire’ a player all the way in Dubai ?!

GREAT vid, it hit the spot. We have nearly the same finger dexterity so it was a delight to pinch your licks on ole’ E blues. No matter how many times you play on a few frets and in the same key,there’s always someone out there who has a new arrangement that will mezemerize your ear ! That’s music for ya… Thx man.

Great blues lick great lesson very good teacher

Hey everybody, i made a vid of my alltime favorite blues licks found on youtube. Check my channel, maybe you can get something out of it..

awesome Robert – good to hear. I’ll do many more of these. They are a lot of fun to create.

You got a great suond with only 400$ and that’S amazing man! If you read guitar magazine they all talk about 1500/2000$ for a good acoustic guitar and that’s shit what they say…you can buy a good damn guitar for more less!

hey man, your stuff sounds pretty amazing too! just listened to a few videos. assuming you’re doing most of that in open tuning?

Very nice composition. It’s not Lightnin’ Hopkins style, but that’s OK. Very nice in your style.

Great Lesson.As far as the Guitar sounding to Happy. I think it’s just in who is playing it. Sounded Pretty Bluesy to Me. Thank’s Againg for the Great Least. ♫

good job

Suggestion on this particular lesson would be that I would have really enjoyed hearing you play back the entire song at the end at maybe 50-75% speed so that I could get the correct timing on all of it together? This is the hardest part for me as learning the notes are fairly straightforward the way you teach. The phrasing/timing is difficult unless you are familiar with the tune. Thanks again for all that you do here. Great teacher!

Sounds beautiful. That’s a great value. I like the form factor of parlor guitars — find larger, Dreadnought styles too uncomfortable. Yours looks quite thin, too. Thanks for the info.

Cool glad you’re enjoying. I think the only thing that would make ANY guitar sounds “happy” would be what you’re playing on it. You can make any guitar sound bluesy if you play the right notes! I can’t remember, did you get the sunburst model?

Another awesome lesson on that cool little Alvarez that I bought. I’m really enjoying playing this little parlor. It is kind of funny that on the Acoustic Guitar Review of this guitar they stated that it sounded too “happy” for blues but I think it has a fine tone for blues! Keep up the good acoustic blues lessons and Robert Cray stuff. Really digging this!

Cool – that was a freebie from the Consumer Electronics Show last year. I’m one of those guys that actually WEARS schwag

I like the tee-shirt. I work for Corning.

your lesson goes waay to slow. also you should have tabs in the bottom of the screen as you play. You should start with this because your songs are great!