🎸 Andy Wood Guitar Lesson - Improvising Over Country - TrueFire x JamPlay

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[HobbitHomes]

My guitar mentor was an old LA studio player. He seemed to know every song ever played. He told me once that while I was good with chords, my solos were weak because I went "shopping for notes" all over the fretboard when all I had to know was that all the notes I needed were right there under my fingers in any chord shape

[SomeKindOfMadman]

Andy is on another level. Good stuff man

[TheGazDooks]

Great playing. I've been playing since 95 and i followed this fine.

This is clearly advanced stuff Andy plays and explains well. If it was five times longer no one would bother watching it.

I never imagined so many players could get this far into their playing without realsiing guitar could be hard.

Well played Andy

[lucasperez]

Andy is so versatile, I love his style. He is definitely one of my guitar hero’s.

[ron]

Awesome stuff, ,,,thanks Andy, , , , learning this country style stuff is cool. ❤IT.

[leonard]

Brilliant lesson Andy! Although I’ve been playing for 50 or so years, this lesson makes me either want to throw my guitar in the trash or inspire me to try to grasp some of these ideas. I choose the latter, and a playback speed of .50 or .25 and painfully repeat, lol ! I’ll get there

[judwatkins]

Man, Andy is right up at the peak of Music Mountain. He is living at the top of his youth and creativity as a guitar phenom. Wail on, good brother!!!

[KevinAReynolds_Author]

Every note exactly the right note... brilliant.

[eduardoprieto]

Tap the top right gear icon and use the playback speed button to slow down his licks . He is very advanced as in thousands of practice hours ahead of us . Thanks Mr woods.

[gnawbabygnaw]

This is a Whole Lotta WANTING to pick up a guitar. Years well spent. Inspiring!

[blipblap]

7:04 If you're trying to make sense of this dissonance, he's thinking A13. He says "tritone" (open G string vs C# above [B string, 2nd fret]), but what he demonstrates picking is the open G string against the F# below [D string, 4th fret].

[gotrock]

Great lesson I've been playing metal and blues leads for 40 year but when I played with country players my licks always sounded too bluesy And always had a feel they were doing the jazz approach by changing the scales with the chords. This will definitely help visualize country style licks much better. Thanks for the amazing lesson🎸

[tripledoubletroubful]

That little 5 note motif at the end is gold. It’s like bebop’s second cousin

[gibsonguy]

Wow Andy is such a great guitar player. Sounds so good!

[jerrysmith]

Great playing of course Andy! Nice to know the possibilitys and how they can be used!...love it!😊

[tysonmoree]

U truly are a great teacher! Thanks much sincerely :)

[HughJengine]

Excellent lesson. Like the way Andy kept it based on a 1 4 5 as it keeps it easier to work on when you are learning. Cheers👍

[guitarpicker]

Fantastic picking and a lot of useful, learn able tips and licks. Thanks!!!!

[tristanavakian]

solid gold - just launched me into like 10 new ideas.

[KGTelePickerandChertKnapper]

Most difficult thing to accomplish when soloing over uptempo country stuff... being melodic and playing tasteful. Just thought I'd throw that out there..