Keith Wyatt: Talkin' Blues #5 (Lowdown Licks)

[MegaDUBLIN1]

you play and teach great!

[brmoogma]

great guitarist, great teacher...

[montreemtx]

I hate nagging ads.............Do you guys?

[andrewm9999]

damn natural finished tele with black pickguard and rosewood fretboard looks damn good

[Ningirsutyr]

Maybe I'm the only person who thought of that but Wyatt's advice excites me in an aspect that in near future we can see bass players doing leads while guitarists keep the rhythm :P What he plays definitely sounds different but I've my doubts about how correct it sounds tonal-wise :/ In any case I'd pay to go to MI as long as Wyatt is teaching there..

[CMSpida]

dude is in front of a green screen

[VibrantWhite]

Keith wyatt is awesome!!!

[hsuchieh1007]

@3musicmakers He's always in MI teaching BLUES!



[stratorarious]

Great stuff...into the nuts n bolts of keeping out of becoming sooooo playyyyed...

[sirmarkos91]

@3musicmakers ME TOO!! it has been like 8 years ago

[OnRuggedRoad]

Keith please make it a hundred lesson series! You are the best around, really.

[splashfizz]

Very good. Great information.

[davidmckenna96]

I swear this is a repeat

[thekalamalkakid]

Is it bad that the evh/5150 in the corner caught my attention first...?

[Nevigo]

I remember already in the 80s,Wyatt had a column in "Guitarplayer".Always great stuff.

[1Arturo26]

should put subtitles in Spanish note I am using the google translator xDDD

[Xelanderthomas]

A lot of these guys are good players and know thier stuff but they really need learn the concept of brevity; examine what they want to demonstrate, cut to the chase, edit thier explantions, cut out the non-essential rattllings...in short, shut the fuck up and show us the damn lick or exercise...it's not rocket science it's playing the guitar. You can make the point of what you're doing in less than 30 seconds...almost 3 minutes into the video and you're still over explaining. We get it.

[JuanDeSoCal]

@Xelanderthomas

Too many words in your post! One sentence of less will do, thanks!

[ElGbayRGX]

Amazing lesson and ...he say Mercy = ) !!!!!!!!

[cortezandthekillers]

Interesting lesson. I agree that playing the same licks in the same spot(s) is very boring. BB King has used that lick he demonstrated throughought the video for 50 years.

Maybe they could do a lesson on the minor blues scale with a sixth string root & a fifth string root. One could make a career from using those in conjunction with the relative minor of the root (key) of the song.

-Cortez & The Killers

[joesbuell]

Awesome very informative and the solo at the end very cool!

[seckin12]

Only for Keith Wyatt videos I click "like" before the end the of the video

[pear500]

Mercy, mecry, mercy!

[Schleeber]

Knowing your octaves or octave awareness as I call it, is also a quick way to relocate or transfer licks to other places, Keith touched on it a bit. the little solo at the end... speed up the tempo a bit and put some dirt on the guitar tone, you would have a cool more rock-ish type of riff. Well done!

[smacman68]

I like this guy. He talks like I think, and that makes it easy to understand. Nice P/U selector lever.

[peeblesj1131]

all of a sudden i want a telecaster

[FazSaber]

:) yay "Mercy Mercy Mercy"

[ChrisSchoonover1]

easily guitarworld's best video series. learned a lot

[5hopebellj]

His pickup selector switch is pimpin!

[59Hellfire]

nice playin. i wonder what that guitar would sound like with active pickups....hmmmm