Free Guitar Lessons: Country Blues Fingerpicking : All About Third & Fifth Notes in the Blues

[TheClydeLH]

Do you ever play a whole song?

Do you perform anywhere that we might watch?

[stringman01]

i love u

[bugspace1]

thanks for your vids, you make it really easy to follow and you're gorgeous .I'm gonna stick with you 'til I've nailed it!!!x.

[twisterellafell]

check out guitarmanual.typepad.com/blog/ or google guitar manual ebook blog for great beginning lessons.

[mds1954]

Amanda you are a wonderful teacher. I live in Texas also & go to Gruene Hall frequently. Maybe I'll have a chance to see you @ a gig sometime . Good luck & keep on helping us novices keep on picking & learning.

[happydrum]

Whats up with the blacked out screen?.......crap....almost as stupid as Vevo

[bluesingroove]

sexy

[hypnosync1]

She is explaining how a basic major chord is made from the 1st, 3rd and 5th notes of the scale. For example a G chord is made up of the notes G B and D from the G scale (G, A, B, C#. D, E, F#, G). And, you can use those notes when you are fingerpicking to get different sounds.

[1Freeman]

@hypnosync1 C is natural in the key of G

[hypnosync1]

Yup! you are right 1Freeman. I goofed.

[Hoopermazing]

@hypnosync1 Dude... It's the first sharp scale in the circle of fifths. You ought to be ashamed of yourself.

[hypnosync1]

@Hoopermazing I am writhing with shame and will no longer come out of my shell until I can count to 1. Thanks for the reminder. :().