Instantly Improve Your Guitar Solos

Learn my system for playing guitar with Samurai Guitar Theory
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Born in the Manitoba prefecture of Canada, samuraiguitarist, Steve-san Onotera, honed his discipline under the study of the country's most powerful musical sensei.

Bred on rock, raised on the blues, trained in jazz, samuraiguitarist creates incredibly innovative videos that showcase his talents on the guitar.
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[RobertChen]

I feel kinda disappointed in youtube that your Sensei Series don't get that many views, this is gold stuff.

[ThelbGorilla]

The best solo of all time is David Gilmour in Comfortably Numb

[ifonlyeah]

my personal fav solo of all time is sultan of swings, the 10 minutes live version

[the.channing]

Sweet Child o' Mine is probably my favorite solo in existence.

[GagneFixxer]

Favorite solo of all time -- Time / Pink Floyd!

[SephBentos]

Just stumbled across your videos by accident and as a high school music teacher myself, I have to say you're a fantastic tutor. Great work!

[RickMcCargar]

That was the most useful video I've seen on this topic. Ever.

[rayyanmobarak]

So I tried tip 1 and tried to sing the guitar solo to Metallica's One. There is something wrong with my voice now...

[philippepaquet]

These tips are really clever and usefull. Especially the part about listening.

[zackg.]

The best thing ever is when you're improvising with someone and you're both perfectly in sync with eachother and you just give eachother a look and you both know exactly what to do and when then do it.... it's magical

[dudutett]

wonderfull, Playing your own thing on a song you like while you can hear it in the back

[jasonsimmons]

That last part you said was spot on. That point where everyone is at the same place, same time, same dimension is amazing. Everyone giving just enough space for everyone. It's magic.

[Cheesypie]

This channel is awesome, there is no filler and straight info. Keep it up man!

[ashleywhite]

All your videos are so informative and easy to understand. It's really helping me grow as a player, thank you sensei.

[gabriellupilunguinho]

My all time favorite solo is Little wing by hendrix, that man really bring his guitar alive and she cries like a fucking dying person, it has power, emotion and really feels like an another entity is on stage performing, that solo has it's own existence

[zxkid]

One of my favorite solos is from One of These Nights by the Eagles. It has a great feel that fits very well into the music style, it's melodic, makes use of the mid and high range of the instrument, and makes great use of spacing in such a way that you can appreciate every note as part of the story that's being told. That song is just really groovy :)

[kevinfitzpatrick]

Oh man that singing one has helped me find a different gear. I used to just try and connect random licks, the singing along is good for finding ways to connect them! Great tip thanks!! 👍🏻

[BharatRajagopalan]

Makes me feel so special to be one of those commenters.
You rock, buddy. I hope this series blows up big time

[kylehughey]

I love the story telling analogies you use. beautiful way to look at it

[michakowalski]

I play for ten years, I teach people sometimes, record so I don't really look for tutorial videos of how to play. But your channel impressed me, it's something else, the notions are much deeper and easly explained, the theme is funny. And when you said John Frusciante californication... I'm sold. You are the guitar teacher I always wanted but never get. And that I never knew I needed. Awesome job. Thanks for that.