Visit www.activemelody.com for more guitar lessons like this one. In this guitar lesson video, I show you how to play a slow blues rhythm while mixing in some lead notes at the same time. This style of music is great if you’re playing something by yourself with no accompaniment. Feel free to ask questions if you have them! To download the free jam track for this guitar lesson, visit www.activemelody.com. This lesson teaches you what a double stop is on the guitar and also shows you 2 examples of double stops and how to play them. Double stops are literally just playing 2 notes at once on the guitar and Chuck Berry is a great example of an artist that uses lots of them Video Rating: 4 / 5
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can learn this without learning rhythm?
I could watch this again and again. Great stuff.
This is a very good lesson, maybe one of the best I ever saw on the web…. but just a little “bemol”…. in a rythmic point it’s difficult to identify the 1, 2, 3 and 4th time… I think you start with an anacrouse (sorry for my english) i mean before the 1st time but after do you play triplets ???? I hope you understand what I mean
CONGRATULATIONS
|I respect and thank you for your efforts.. but if you listen to the beginning of your demo, it seems like, from a rhythmic point of view.. you are “adding time”, in other words, you are not injecting the leads inbetween the rhythm parts smoothly, and thus it is my belief none of this would work well “musically”. And I do it too. Theres more to this, than what is here.
Buen maestro,muy explicativo y paciente.
Hi, I just discovered your channel and lessons. Like it, thank you, and also what guitar are you playing in this video?
It would help us so much if you guys had a little box in the corner with the TAB of each segment, instead of us writing/replaying/writing…. it takes forever. Just a suggestion, Michael.
If using a metronome, what should be the setting?
algeria canzone
‘ve been a rhythm guitarist for 8 years now, deciding that i wanna learn this shit too
really , i mean it .
thanks man ,these lessons note by note really help me ,
Tanks a lot; great lesson! By the way which pickup do you use in this lesson: bridge, neck or both?
Awesome lesson. I Think I have upgraded ny Arsenal of licks. Happy New Year Brian and thanx .
What amp setting do you use and which pickups and the guitar controls?
I am verry thankful for your sight!!! Great lessons and stuff I need to learn just kinda like putting a puzzel togather. when all put togather it is something to make you want to learn more!!!! Thanks !!!
Excellent lesson !
Is that an actual Gibson ES 335? especially in this finish one of the most beautiful guitars ever made
You’ve probably been asked this a million times, but I can’t be bothered to sort through all the comments- what amp/set up are you using? I have an ES335 too, but can’t get the crisp tone which comes across in your video… A Fender, by any chance?
Thanks!
Hey I just checked out your other instructions you have to be one of the best teachers on youtube hands down Marty is good too both of you go out of your way to show each and every note awesome job brother!
Awesome easy clear instructions , sounds like stormy monday.
Brian, what type of guitar and equipment are you using to achieve this rich, bluesy type sound. I would appreciate your input here, many thx.
Wow that tone is Awesome !!!
Just great More like this
Adam Sandler??
felt like i was sitting in a shack with a bunch of jamaicans, drinking dark rum, and playing reggaie like music!!! nice lesson
How did I miss this lesson? Great stuff – exactly what I’m looking for.
Are the new 2012-2013 ES-335′s any good? Just trying to decide between a new one or a 1997 model. Also the Tokai 335 copy sounds good also.
Nice, thanks! Wasn’t that a bit of Brown Eyed Girl there with the first bit of the demo?
Nice lesson….
Go for it Linda
I LIKE and I’m gonna LEARN it! tks
Did you just came from running? Cool lesson
Great lesson.thank you.
Thank you very large for this lesson.
Nice video lesson but the jam track mentioned is not free.
really liked this lesson
10:45 don’t worry, it really did!!
where can i see an example of the keith richards double stop? i can help you out if you havent already figured it out.
You are easy to follow-you teach very well.
Thankssssss
Thank you for posting this lesson Brian, Excellent instruction as usual, keep up the good work!
I love that guitar!!
Excellent, extraordinary lessons!!!!….If you can, it would great if you can show the double stop tricks Keith Richards / Ronnie Wood uses….this would make my day.
thank you so much
Great Lesson Brian!!! Thanks!!!!!!
what amp?