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Connect simple fill licks to the E, A, and D chord shapes - Play in ANY key! - Guitar Lesson EP464

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Really a fantastic lesson man, much appreciated
Comment from : @TommySG1

The beginning is very similar to the way Keef plays
Comment from : @Tipp_Of_The_Mitt

Man you’re awesome
Comment from : @rogeriocoelho5901

Dig it 👌
Comment from : @michaelmclaren153

The greatest lessons I found in youtube, thanks Brian I'm 69J old german guy from Bavaria I startet 4 Werkstatt ago to learn play guitare brWilli
Comment from : @WilliHornung

This is exactly what I’m looking for with my current understanding of things Perfect! Thanks
Comment from : @jimsteele9559

Thanks for the lesson
Comment from : @YYZ24

Brian is that a 00 or 000!?? If so what year
Comment from : @DG-bb1jz

Thanks for this video, I've watched it nearly 20 times and have learned something new every time I would love to see more
Comment from : @gromonsta

Wow I’ve come back to this lesson it’s got to be the best video you ever did I grab a new idea from this every time
Comment from : @stevecole6485

Some people call that I to IV to I pivot the "amen"
Comment from : @recordman555

Thanks for another great lesson Can you tell us about the Martin you’re playing on this one please? Beautiful tone!
Comment from : @stephenbrayfield4135

Thanks mateI am from Fiji always listening to your music theory made so easier yet so powerful
Comment from : @vijayraj5014

Yey yes!!! Thanks Brian 😮 I had fun while learning I am getting sm o o ther in my changing from lead back to rhythm & Vice versa 😂🎉 y ay I like it when I see progres in my playing Cool thanks 👍
Comment from : @barbarasandoval2231

Absolutely loved this lesson, just what I was looking for Thank you!
Comment from : @ramonaladeroute960

Great Lesson!!
Comment from : @Goateeist1

Very clear and helpful Beneficial and enjoyable lesson Thank you for all of your tips!
Comment from : @nancytammik-smith2839

I can easily say your one of the best tutors on youtube my friend Thank you so much You make it really simple🫠🙃
Comment from : @RaidMaster84

I love your approachbrTruly inspiring
Comment from : @juddabrams7475

Really good vid You're a go to channel Many thanks
Comment from : @plgplgplg

As usual excellent lesson Brian!!
Comment from : @georgearuldoss

Thank you Good explanations and connecting shapes and licks
Comment from : @davidmartin3857

>>> 0:32
Comment from : @barrya6212

Just fantastic as always brbrEveryone should subscribe to active melody
Comment from : @JonosTrainVideos

Really good man I really appreciate what you’re doing I’ve been at it for a long time and never knew 1/10 of what you’ve taught me greatly appreciated It still may not be able to play it but at least I get it😅
Comment from : @larrythompson1001

Nicely done
Comment from : @duaneboatwright8652

Just wish I could play like this guy Simple so brilliant The chord shapes connected to pentatonic scales is just a really good way to focus at to begin
Comment from : @jaffasoft8976

You are a legend
Comment from : @danielnixon0129

Great lesson here Really enjoyed your teaching
Comment from : @garyblakeslee7081

The lightbulb went off I'm getting it It's starting to make sense Thank you
Comment from : @jaj6688

Can’t believe I didn’t find you until now This was what I was looking for Love the country style!
Comment from : @marcosreal11

Thanks very much Thanks for being
Comment from : @maxwhitten8376

THANKYOU🙏
Comment from : @Que-qqq

“Green acres vibe” …🤨brbrLost a lot of youngsters on that one 😂
Comment from : @KevinAhlgrim

Brian May i ask ,do you have to fight your good wife as to the amount of equipment you have (to need)
Comment from : @artfte

Nice so important for a guitarman to know this is what im looking for thank you sir for sharing this
Comment from : @hachikho6399

Would be much better to have the notes your hitting o the screen than sheet music there all the time …what do you think
Comment from : @darkstar223

Gave me tons to work with, very helpful, thank you!❤
Comment from : @chupacerveza

Good Job, Thank You
Comment from : @HarpinBill

Playing cords is my biggest concern I really have problems with it
Comment from : @delraysherman2733

great lesson always entertaining and informative Thanks
Comment from : @sonnietim

I'm confused he says major pentatonic scale pattern 1 but from what I can find this is pattern 5is there a difference in american/british scale patterns? I don't see why there would be but it's the only thing I can think of
Comment from : @faceboyproductions

Is that a 0-18?
Comment from : @flyingash

Took me a couple of weeks, but I’m just about there with this one! Cheers
Comment from : @leroy_who

You make it simple! Thanks!
Comment from : @HarpinBill

Brian Awesome lesson so easy to understand the way you present it
Comment from : @joncopes6557

👏👏👏
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13:52
Comment from : @angelovanoeveren7936

Your great!¡!!!!! Easy to understand Thank you!!!!
Comment from : @johnkristopher2796

Thanks Brian I am so thankful to have found active melody and become a premium member! You're a gifted teacher! The membership is an excellent value Great lesson!
Comment from : @NickMoore56

You are an amazing teacher! Thank you!
Comment from : @progjsa

You really open up my eyes, thank you
Comment from : @richarddelavega6014

Hi Brian greetings from the UK, I really enjoy your lessonstakes me some time to learn but I find it challenging, rewarding and very enjoyable when I finally nail itbrMany thanks Gary
Comment from : @garytonkinson5413

your following attests to your abilities as a producer and teacher
Comment from : @dailyjohn2

This is an impressive lesson Thank you for describing the relationships between the chords and licks and the scales they emerge from One of the best lessons I’ve seen Great tune, explanation and demonstration And as you clearly say, very portable Thank you
Comment from : @keithfenwick6548

Good day It’s so good to mention IMPORTANT things even if it’s going over things you have thought before Great video again Will get the premium membership today excited to learn more from you and as a big thanks for all your videos that have helped on this new journey 🎸 Thanks
Comment from : @peterodemwingie1490

I just love how you take simple ideas & make great music Your teaching style is so easy to follow You're a great guy Cedric
Comment from : @cedricgomez-wb9qn

Thank you sirI learned a alot from your guitar lessonsgreetings from PNG
Comment from : @heichfor461

Lots of lightbulbs, thanks so much
Comment from : @thewild1860

I always feel that you’re very thoughtful of others, but now I just heard you prove it So cool 😎
Comment from : @joejoe41madmad

Loved this tutorial brA lot of peoples tutorials try but skip but I really gave this a shot and I almost have a kid of version down lolbrI've played for years wrote songs but mostly use chords barr chords and dingerpick but im attemping to branch our at 56brSo thanks 😊 🙏
Comment from : @donstewart6000

Perfect lesson for us cowboy chord intermediates Beginning to hear the chord/scales skipping along holding hands
Comment from : @timbalcombe

Fantastic This is helping me link caged shapes to licks and major pent patrrns! TY!
Comment from : @nicholasbarile5492

Thank you so much I love what you do
Comment from : @columbiariverdrifters1746

Genius I can use this in shuffle and hopefully to add to 3 chord strum songs with my playing buddies
Comment from : @amandamoore8516

Another great lesson
Comment from : @megarxidas17

Hello! Is this a 0-18 Martin? loooovely guitar!
Comment from : @crazycatlady

Are the numbered pentantonic patterns standarized? I feel like I've seen others refer to that particular pattern by a different number (not counting minor patterns)
Comment from : @thekarlrainer

Thank you for the video
Comment from : @ryanmcfadden9921

I truly love teaching method yiu even remind me of Jerry branch from the stratoblasters in dallas who was my teacher back in the day
Comment from : @jimmyperinientertainment2832

What happened to your guitar label??
Comment from : @learningallican7608

Just lovely
Comment from : @williamhedley2222

Beautiful music beautiful guitar,only if you could slow it down a little bit would be terrific I love the mix of country and blues, thanks so much, Ed
Comment from : @edwardcottle6336

Brian is such a great guitar teacher, I love his lessons, he makes it so much easier for intermediate players like me to grasp the principles behind it all
Comment from : @brianbarbier2063

I really enjoyed this, am trying to reignite my love of guitar playing
Comment from : @owenanstey436

I can honestly say there is no hype in what you just did Concise and made it clear the patte4n Thank you! I am going to practice this and perform it a coming open mic The folks there will wonder what happened to me to play this I can hear it now "Steve, what witch doctor did you get the potion from?"
Comment from : @steveholcombe5195

Sweet sounding guitar
Comment from : @clivewere9748

Ho man ! It was so great for me,like every single lesson you do!brThank you so munch!brFrom Mont-Tremblant Québec
Comment from : @bogoto2112

Always coe away with something new Still confused about major and minor pentatonics I know the shapes, but when do yo u know which one goes with te key you're in
Comment from : @1ckahler

Basics basics basicsbring it back to basics!!!
Comment from : @nyzombiesquad182

slow it down a bit for us newbies thanks
Comment from : @jamiesnider4029

Hi Brian I'm not a premium member yet but am thinking about joining because I love your style , but Why do you say pattern one A major pentatonic when other teachers and books call it pattern five A major pentatonic brAlann flood , living in France
Comment from : @alanflood4780

I love this you never what kind of adventure you going to go on sometimes I even impress myself I sit on green onions for a hour or so sometimes filling in
Comment from : @regandunn4850

I learned a lot, I may become a patreon, yup!
Comment from : @James-hr4fu

Very good teaching BUT NEVER MIND t here's no BUT so just she might explains too much I , for beginners to me I hear to say to tell you
Comment from : @johnryan527

Thanks for this post! Grateful for YouTube!
Comment from : @lgndnhswnmnd

What the heck is a “1” chord and “4” chord?
Comment from : @Sbrer

Geweldig Hier kan ik wat mee Ik ben al 70 jaar oud en pas 1 jaar bezig met gitaar spelen Dit is een geweldige hulp Dankje Dirk 744 Nederland
Comment from : @dirkbijlsma4299

Love your lessons
Comment from : @jackorbit7258

Hi Brian, awesome videos sir Suggestion to you! Sooooo many people write in and ask you what guitar your playing At the beginning of your lesson simply say “today I’m playing my such and such” You play very cool acoustics so it might just save you time having to reply to so many Just a thought
Comment from : @robmiller3464

Thanks Brian, great stuff as always Is that guitar a oo-18 or ooo-18? Sounds nice Appreciate all you do!
Comment from : @robmiller3464

Thanks for lesson
Comment from : @blaydebalzer3207

Thank you for the lesson with tabs, I appreciated too much
Comment from : @nikkoestrada183

I like the way you show the notes and tabs superimposed throughout the lesson it helps me alot to see exactly what your doing and what I need to do I have watched a few different YouTube instructors , most are helpful for a stuggling player like me One thing I find most difficult is the timing of the notes I usually rnd up with a totally different tune, but it's still great to have a template to try to follow Thanks for your videos
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