MIX RHYTHM AND LEAD GUITAR

Do you feel like you’re not getting better at guitar. So what is stopping you getting better at guitar. For me I didn’t practice guitar very well!!! In this video I will teach you how to practice the guitar in a fun way. Getting better at guitar is about rhythm and timing. Then adding lead guitar solo elements to the rhythm. Most pro guitar players can mix these concepts together. Getting better at guitar is about practicing guitar with a purpose.

[Manuel-rtz]

Your guitar lessons are gold! I pick up guitar playing after 26 years and you help me a lot. Thanks for that, I love it 👍👍👍

[DavidChadderton-gd]

Thanks Rusty. My obvious mistake in my early learning efforts, has been trying too hard. That is, trying too hard to play someone else’s music. What you demonstrate in all your videos, is, stuff them, just play what sounds good to myself, anything, anything random. Who cares? No one. Just PLAY. Cheers Rusty.

[jimgraham]

Thanks!thank you rusty. Do yo apple FaceTime or zoom. You lessons are spot on. I don’t get a lot of time to practice or play with folks and when I do I am tired and hurting. Your use of tech is absolutely perfect. Thank You I am starting to learn you tube channeling myself. Super thanks to you. Thank you sir😢😊🎉

[jimgraham]

Thank you sir. This weeks practice lesson will sound like I know what I am doing. I may stop at Guitar Center to practice maybe even be there for practice (jam) time😊

[rafa_guitar]

The thrill is gone feeling is awesome to practice, we always play that incredible minor blues. Thanks Rusty!

[dougmay]

I really wish I had your vids when I was first learning guitar. I’ve learned so many things from you that are literally… right at my fingertips!

[theguitarcarpenter]

All your videos are helpful clear and connect with us older players. Keep making them and I will keep watching. Jay from Washington State. AKA: the Guitar Carpenter.

[АлександрКокурин-ог]

Большое спасибо, Расти! Класс!!!
👍👌👏🥰❣️

[thethoughtthatcountspodcas]

Where have these lessons been all my life?

[guitarmeetsscience]

An absolutely essential lesson right here. I really like how you show it right in the position where you are playing the chord. Makes it very intuitive. Another fine lesson Rusty!

[John_de_Wit]

Thank you, Rusty. You're a great help with my guitar playing. It's giving me so much fun. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[KevinONeill-km]

This is great! I’m an intermediate player who is interested in improving my solo techniques a bit, but more interested in making my rhythm playing more interesting by adding riffs, double stops, etc. More of this, please! Really like your videos.

[gregcameron]

I really enjoy all your videos, very nicely presented and very clear.

[craigwomack]

You always show us stuff for all levels. Guitar takes years to get good at. Practice, practice practice. Great inspirational skills. Thanks Rusty

[rayross]

Thanks Rusty. You always give us great lessons. Take care.

[TS-Music-]

Thanks again Rusty for sharing some more of the guitar wisdom and tips you have obtained/learned from playing through the years. And it does help to play to a metronome although I admit I don't do that often enough. But, it's all good my friend. Keep 'em coming! 😎👍🎸Tim

[dgmg]

Always enjoy your videos, from across the pond St joseph 😊

[northtone]

Thanks again Rusty. This is common sense practise. Much better than running up and down the scales. You have the best approach.

[decarlomortgage]

Thanks. Great lesson. Easy to grasp. I can definitely put alot of work into this.

[stephengrainger]

Great video once again, Rusty. You’ve given us a lot of great material to work on. Your advice helps me slowly become a better player. I appreciate the effort you put into imparting your knowledge. Thank you, Steve