Thanks again Marty for another fantastic lesson. Got it down in about ten minutes or so, although it still doesn't sound as good as your playing it, but I think that's because of my set up...a tele, and a 15 watt Marshall. But...it's getting there. Love this lesson. Love learning the "blues." You helped me more than I can ever express.
Hey Marty, love your lessons and have improved thanks to you. The first 30 seconds you run the lead to the 4th fret. I would really like to see a related lesson to than now that I have these cords down. 5 Asters!!!!!
This is A+++. I play it as shown on my electric and then 'scratched ' it out on my accoustic. On the accoustic I kept the position of the first 2 chords but then used a G7 and Gbm7 on a lower position root note to get more sound. This lesson is bookmarked. A good thing Youtube lessons don't wear out like old vinyl. This one is a keeper
So if you have really common progressions like the I, IV, V or the II, V, I, does this progression have a name most people would recognize and have different applications for?
Also - another great lesson, Marty. Keep 'em coming
Marty, wow how you have grown since February when I first picked up a guitar and checked you out on youtube. This video was clear, concise, entertaining, informative, and " diggable." Dude, all your videos are awesome. Every f---ing one. I am another old dude, 40, but you give me confidence to just play and jam and I thank you for it. I bought a Fender electric and an old Memphis bass and along with my acoustic can't get enough. You should accept contributions through Paypal.
Greaty stuff. For myself I never get tired of the blues lessons. The style is so wide you could never run out of things to learn. Thanks for making it clearer.
He does. Have you seen his guitarjamzdotcom videos? And what about a few days ago when he did the one called "pure funk lesson" or something like that. Also, check the boxes under "more from: youcanlearnguitar" out of the first 5, only one of those videos is purely blues, and it can be applied to other genres.
Hey, sorry if I offended you bro, I was being calm, it's hard to convey chill-ness in youtube comments. But anyways, you should find some non-blues stuff on his other channels and on here if you look around.
Awesome stuff as always marty! Not only do I get a lot of very useful info, but I am also inspired and challenged to be better. I think your style is smooth but most importantly I can feel it. Thanks again.
Just wanted to let your know this old retired dood is really enjoying your video lessons. I have picked the guitar back up after many years and i have learned from more your short prices tha any other source. Thanks a lot.
always remember guys. we gotta use these four chords to accomplish the mission. only marty can make a guitar lesson sound like a black op.
tbllihai997 1 week ago
Thanks, this actually gives me something to play with barre chords, I know the E and A shaped just didn't know any cool progressions
Recovery82 1 month ago
Awesome lesson!
Pearlman100 1 month ago
Hey Marty, your videos are great. I wanted to ask you what, in your opinion, is the best amplifier brand 15 to 30 watts for a good BLUES tone.
javierf55 8 months ago
Thanks again Marty for another fantastic lesson. Got it down in about ten minutes or so, although it still doesn't sound as good as your playing it, but I think that's because of my set up...a tele, and a 15 watt Marshall. But...it's getting there. Love this lesson. Love learning the "blues." You helped me more than I can ever express.
mpm111144 8 months ago
Dude this guy can play!
shufx 8 months ago
OMG! You are so funny when you pretend to be me--like at 4:39!
clrn2mt 11 months ago
Great instruction and playing. Thanks!
prettyboy1970 11 months ago
love the ending dude, thats funny
joeynix44 1 year ago
Oh my God, Marty took his hat off and his head exploded. Crap, where am I going to learn awesome new progressions now.
BrounWright 1 year ago
1 Dislike , From 1 Dick. *_* !
DIZCOXx 1 year ago
@DIZCOXx now its two from some balls
Escribble22 1 year ago
Thanks, really enjoyed and learned something too. I like the way your lessons are for the people not for showing how good you are.
birdie399 1 year ago
Very cool minor progression and rhythm pattern. THANKS!
clrn2mt 1 year ago
This guy is a great teacher
1953alvarez 1 year ago
digable.....
tricountymusiccenter 1 year ago
@tricountymusiccenter wahhahahahaha
BaddogGK 1 year ago
One Dislike??? WTF's up with that??? Way to go Marty. Another great lesson!!! Thanks!!!
mpm111144 1 year ago
DAMN! This guy can PLAY!
PerfektGentleman 1 year ago
this great ..thanks
perceptionOFpink 1 year ago
marty's face when he says pressing down the chord is priceless
krazyjoe00 1 year ago 8
Very diggable, great work! :)
xenon1987 1 year ago
I have become obsessed with your lessons! I don't sleep at night anymore. Keep up the great work!
nickmatty 1 year ago 22
@nickmatty ditto
realflight0 1 year ago
Hey Marty, love your lessons and have improved thanks to you. The first 30 seconds you run the lead to the 4th fret. I would really like to see a related lesson to than now that I have these cords down. 5 Asters!!!!!
rigidarm 2 years ago
on the intro lick(lead) did you use a mode over the Em7 chord?? if so which. thanx
mifski 2 years ago
The thrill is gone.
darealdjnutz 2 years ago
I would like to see him play early ZZ Top thats very bluesy, like Watin For The Bus =)
ACDCFan15Swe 2 years ago
can u teach that lick at the begening of the lesson
elementdude94 2 years ago
Great as always!
idiomatik 2 years ago
This is A+++. I play it as shown on my electric and then 'scratched ' it out on my accoustic. On the accoustic I kept the position of the first 2 chords but then used a G7 and Gbm7 on a lower position root note to get more sound. This lesson is bookmarked. A good thing Youtube lessons don't wear out like old vinyl. This one is a keeper
Thanks from Canada
oreodontist 2 years ago
Thanks for another great progression, I'm jamming with a drummer and probably a guitarist tomorrow, and I'll be using this one for sure.
You have the best lessons, hands down.
Peace
popomczowzow 2 years ago
So if you have really common progressions like the I, IV, V or the II, V, I, does this progression have a name most people would recognize and have different applications for?
Also - another great lesson, Marty. Keep 'em coming
mattpowers2 2 years ago
1, 4, 5 could kinda be called a 12-bar, depending on how it's played.
eric33190 2 years ago
Marty, wow how you have grown since February when I first picked up a guitar and checked you out on youtube. This video was clear, concise, entertaining, informative, and " diggable." Dude, all your videos are awesome. Every f---ing one. I am another old dude, 40, but you give me confidence to just play and jam and I thank you for it. I bought a Fender electric and an old Memphis bass and along with my acoustic can't get enough. You should accept contributions through Paypal.
MadMedic9 2 years ago
Greaty stuff. For myself I never get tired of the blues lessons. The style is so wide you could never run out of things to learn. Thanks for making it clearer.
1lupus 2 years ago
marty, i like the videos u post man, but u got to do some besides blues once in a while
greasyredneck 2 years ago
hey mate i'm loving the blues video its not for you to tell him what to post
11barber11 2 years ago
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chitowngolfnut 2 years ago
greasyredneck - that's just silly.
chitowngolfnut 2 years ago
He does. Have you seen his guitarjamzdotcom videos? And what about a few days ago when he did the one called "pure funk lesson" or something like that. Also, check the boxes under "more from: youcanlearnguitar" out of the first 5, only one of those videos is purely blues, and it can be applied to other genres.
Anyways, what's wrong with blues?
popomczowzow 2 years ago
wow...you calm down, and i just dont like the blues that much, i dont care what anybody else thinnks of it but i dont like it
greasyredneck 2 years ago
as you said, who cares
havokbaphomet666 2 years ago
Hey, sorry if I offended you bro, I was being calm, it's hard to convey chill-ness in youtube comments. But anyways, you should find some non-blues stuff on his other channels and on here if you look around.
popomczowzow 2 years ago
every thing is going to be alright lol
greasyredneck 2 years ago
sounds good
popomczowzow 2 years ago
Kudos from another old guy....I started yelling at the neighbor's kids when the fireworks went off....
Thank you, and please keep up the good work!
a1wdcrvr 2 years ago
Holy crap man...when you took off your hat and exploded that made me jump in my seat!
*whew*
Dm
Detman101 2 years ago
Awesome stuff as always marty! Not only do I get a lot of very useful info, but I am also inspired and challenged to be better. I think your style is smooth but most importantly I can feel it. Thanks again.
ST33LIO 2 years ago
Just wanted to let your know this old retired dood is really enjoying your video lessons. I have picked the guitar back up after many years and i have learned from more your short prices tha any other source. Thanks a lot.
command3 2 years ago
I find it a lot easier to play the G7 chord with my middle finger on the B string instead of pinky. I can't squeeze my hand like that.
Itsooz 2 years ago
hats off to ya
grewejames 2 years ago
4:38 !!! priceless !
eikels 2 years ago
Excellent Marty...
More rhythm stuff PLEASE !
My lead sucks lol
keithblake 2 years ago 2
could you show like an example of a good turnaround for this progression maybe in a different video?
fenderbender149 2 years ago
And, uh... *BOOOM* xD
Thanks for the lesson Marty.
GOBFilms 2 years ago
As always Marty,,,,YOU are the man!!!!
triplinnn 2 years ago