Incredible Chord-Scale Connector guitar lesson

Are you tired of being able to play ONLY single notes or ONLY chords on guitar?

Want to be able to connect chord shapes with scales shapes you already know? This easy chord-scale connector will help do just that -- creating much more interesting sounds by combining chords and melodies

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We're going to take that lesson to the next level in this guitar lesson video.

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[rlin]

I've learned more from 2 of your videos than I have surfing YouTube for the past 2 years. Much appreciated thank you!

[Hunteronix]

Dude, I have learned so much from you! I’m normally not one for leaving comments, but you’re playing and method of teaching has literally change the way I think about guitar. Thank you so much for all your videos.

[RossLyddall]

The most useful lessons I’ve seen in 30
Years of playing, put over so
Clearly

Regards

Ross Uk

[jalmodov]

I've learned so much from your videos that I allow even 4 or 5 minute long ads to run so that you get paid. Thank you!

[jharrismsu]

I very quickly hit the subscribe button. I didn't know it was legal to use the blue note with a major chord. Plenty of people out there that can teach you how to play a song. This teaches you how to play guitar.

[SolidBuildersInc]

You have in my opinion, one of the Best topics of discussion which ties the triads with the scales whether minor or major in an eloquent way.

You are in the pocket.

Thank you

[SteveRockstein]

15-years ago I asked my guitar teacher how I could move fluidly from rhythm to lead and back again. Thank you for answering. Something I'd love you to expand on... more rhythm licks. Playing only on the one is perfect for this lesson. But 1 or 2 bar rhythm licks would add so much. Wishing you great success with your channel. Subscribed.

[dennisk]

Hey Blue, I watch a lot of instructional guitar stuff and you have a great way of explaining things. Extremely well done

[simple-security]

Never watched you before but I immediately clicked with this idea.
PERFECTLY EXPLAINED!!!
Thanks.

[tomstegall]

You have the greatest technique of explanations I have ever been exposed to.
Ive been around a guitar since I was a kid (62years old) dad had a 57 tele, he bought my older brother a fender newporter so I was exposed. Having said that I didn’t get my own until 1988 self taught having stolen licks and phrases over the early years. I stalled, could play but could not advance until I found the holy grail of teaching yes you I have advanced more in three days than in my whole guitar playing Thank you for providing your teaching skills to the masses Im blessed to have found you on YouTube
Tom

[Skwid-Lives]

I’ve learned something just from having these playing in my work truck. I’ll def watch them again when I’m at home tonight and my two boys 3 & 5 finally make it to sleep. You should break down a buckethead song or 13

[larrywolfson]

when you speak it's not too fast and not too slow... you seem very friendly... your just a good teacher and I feel like you can take a beginner type and LAUNCH them into inermediate type....me like... 😃

[ssckpro]

This is one of the best lessons I have ever seen: at the end of the video you say that chords and scales are taught separately usually: totally agree. Thank you so much for posting this lesson. Amazingly clear and informative lesson!

[gavinmuir]

Light bulb moment! Amazing! Thank you very much!😄

[williamgannon]

A big lightbulb just came on! Thank you.

[michaelcraig]

You are right. I NEVER see videos on how to tie it all together like this. There are scale videos and chord videos, bits and pieces, but not how to actually use the together and play some music. This is the sort of stuff I need to know. Thanks. Got more of this stuff?

[joejoemadmad]

You’re style is like fresh squeezed orange juice. Thanks

[ashsingh]

Excellent practical teaching on how to play guitar. Congrats and thank you.

[johnmacmillan]

Again, just what I was looking for. Thank you from a fellow Vancouverite

[johnwheatley]

So glad I found your lessons, I’ve been stuck and struggling, the two lessons on chords and how to tie them to licks are very good, would like more of the same please