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turtles don’t shred like that…..
thumbs up if you think he looks like a turtle
I can never bitch about my bent pinkie again.
Excellent video and channel….Thanks!
Brilliant !
You are the best on the net period.
very good!!!!!
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THis one video taught me so much about how to play the blues, your an awesome teacher man
WHAT??
0:10 omg
2:12 face is like upps my cell again
lol, now ive answerd ur previous question, but the chord progression of an E minor blues is often played in major. So the 1 chord is major. Often within the improvisition over a minor blues you can resolve your minor 3th (g) with an major 3th (gsharp)
Awesome. Again. I see a trend.
Really would love to know that little lick @ 3:57 – 4:00!
move up a fret on the fifth string;
the e7 chord is third string first fret (G#) and fifth string second fret(B), no c’s involved. hope that helps.
–edit– you’re switching to an a harmonic minor scale for the e7 chord. it’s not part of the e minor blues scale, it actually happens all of the time. i found a short site with a paragraph that explains it a bit better if you’re still kind of confused -
guitarabout (.) com / od/specificlessons/ss/harmonic_minor_10.htm
that was not funny dude…could you please at least answer my question? I would appreciate it.
relax dude…. it will be ok
no no…wait…I didn´t mean “c” on the second, I ment “g sharp” on the third
my bad, sorry. But still isn´t the part of the scale, or is it?
HI Marty! I have a question. Could you please explain me, how can be an E7 chord in harmony with blues e-minor scale, when in E7 you hold a “c” note on the second string with your index finger and “c” note is not a part of blues e-minor scale? hope you understand the queastion
thanks for reply! keep up the great work
hey Marty iv seen so many of your videos can you please check out my channel….i have some piano videos i’d love for you to check out….thanks for helping me learn guitar!!!!
2.12 is that a crying baby i hear ?
I’ve learned a lot about playing guitar by watching your videos, thank you, Sir..
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