June 22, 2010
Lead guitar learn wide soloing with Pentatonic blues scales
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Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Video Rating: 4 / 5
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June 22, 2010
CoreyStubbings :
YES!
SrRamirez661 :
im excited ass hell too! zzzzzzzz zzzzzz zxzz
Stoplightcity :
@redandwhite12 The guitar is a Heritage 535. Check out the history of the company online.
harro098765 :
hey guys check out my vids on my page!
666DaDoom666 :
Some nasty licks you’re playing. If that doens’t wake up your dog I suspect it’s dead
smellslikemeryspirit :
como puedes ser tan bueno
kolin711ck :
you got awsome guitar face
June 23, 2010
redandwhite12 :
what guitar do you have?
psalms67 :
Marty your cap is all bout you please forgive the comment. you instruction is very helpful. your guitar playing is fine. take care brother.
psalms67 :
bout your cap brother.
miezulet :
marty the weedhead ftw
mickyzapedoo :
The rhythm guitar in the opening song sounds just like John Mayer’s “Neon”.
pablodaniel449 :
para q el Fender ecendido si no esta conectada ahi la guitarra ¬¬…
Psychatron :
This man is a guitar god. You can’t seperate this man from the guitar because both are ONE!!!
1bulldog998 :
great lesson loved it
79dan :
@simon1589 he’s baked! theres another vid of out there where he reeeeaaalllly looks baked….lol
Hyooori :
nice lesson. lol link is on the bottom now
simon1589 :
what`s wrong with his eyes…herbage ??
UnseenChaos :
You Rock Marty!! You sound high as f__k at the start!!
THRILLTAKEN :
hey dude I love your guitar!!!lol and ur good at teching!! marty ROCKS!!!! oohh wait i mean MARTY BLUES!!!!!!
Lynn2485 :
please post a little wing srv lesson full version please please begging you here!
alcon04 :
Thank you Thank you!!
Ghostofgrace92 :
God Marty your such a tool….JUST KIDDING , your the only guy on youtube i’ll actually listen too. you’ve helped me out with my blues leads soooo much. i’ve been playing for almost 9 years now. and never realised i was playing the Pentatonic blues scale when i solo’d before i watch these videos. anyways i no longer get lost during solo’s thanks to you man!
dericjohn7 :
hey Martyy
do you have a tab for 7:41 to 7:47 ?
send it to my email please, johnderic(underscore)cruz(at)yahoo(dot)com
thanks. great videos man
fowler512010 :
how many guitars does he have? and what models are they? i wonder….
royfren12 :
Rock N` Roll
pacrat90 :
@thrashtildeth247
Are you fucking retarded?
giutar24 :
I like looking, && observing other good guitarist.
. It helps my guitar playing get stronger. 
.
thrashtildeth247 :
that guitar is an epic fail
TheJetfighter666 :
What I do is hit my low e string and just bring it up the neck ’til it is in tune with the song[ [the part I want to play my lead in …………. I practice some times by playing over a whole song, Hit or miss, Just have fun. Go away from it and play something else if you get frustrated.. Get back to it later. The bridge sometimes in a different key but sometimes not….Take easy songs first , The Ramones are great for that
cshanna21 :
@TheJetfighter666 wow, thank you. any idea how i can find the key? that tricks me.
GlennP91 :
you inspire me to make my own music thank you
TheJetfighter666 :
@cshanna21 find the key and just play up the scales a bit then skip some notes or just repeat some notes in the scale.and just fell around some notes out then you got your lead. I use a lot of ” Passing tones” so it just sounds natural
ragrytakr :
@RsGhost1
Still though, if ur a beginner u would prbably want to learn the correct way , and not get used to such weird terms as “flat third”.
ragrytakr :
Flat third..ugh
cshanna21 :
i have been playing lead for 5 years now, and i can solo pretty good, but i cant make solos, i just cant grasp making my own, but i play other famous solos to the note. how can i make my own, i really don’t understand theory. any tips?
noobaxe :
thank you very much dave, this lesson gave me so much inspiration and gave me some ideas for cool licks to put in my arsenal =D
GingerChris212 :
For all the beginners looking at this i got this instructional interactive cd the other week and its improved my playing ten fold. Search for this on ebay Not Getting Any Better at Guitar?? ~~Learn To SHRED!~~ its well worth the small ammount of cash i paid for it.
GingerChris212 :
@Onelife2liv13 @Onelife2liv13 Yer he means minor 3rd but saying flat 3rd it just bad musical grammar. Whats he going to call it if its not flat? Theres no such thing as a natural 3rd or sharp 3rd. As i said before its either major, minor or in really jazzy and obscure chords augmented or diminished.
Onelife2liv13 :
@GingerChris212 flat 3rd == minor third
laikynsdad :
bloody english
evb4mvp :
you guys are amazing and im legitly learning guitar
am7b51 :
just mind the effort on teaching you how to play lead dudes and yes rsghost you are right
GingerChris212 :
Same here im not a beginner but i like to back track and pick up things i missed. This guy shoulnt teach as he does it badly and will put any beginner off to a bad start.
RsGhost1 :
@GingerChris212 Oh whoops he did say flat third afterwards.
RsGhost1 :
He didn’t say flat third though, he said flatted 3rd. Which is a minor third in terms of intervals. Don’t immediately attack him, he’s merely trying to teach beginner guitarists some stuff. I’m not even a beginner I just like to watch his videos btw xD
GingerChris212 :
No there isnt. There can be a flat or sharp note but not 3rd. A 3rd in a chord can be minor, major and sometimes augmented or diminished but there is no such thing as a flat 3rd. Unless america has different music theory. In england there is no such thing as a flat 3rd.
RsGhost1 :
@GingerChris212 Of course there’s something like a flat third…
June 24, 2010
dontmesafrusciante :
@GingerChris212 Hahahaha
crownvvc4 :
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twobuckstuck …..TRUE…UNLESS YOUR RIDING A BIKE