How To Play BETTER Solos (The Gilmour Method)

This Guitar Strategy Will Instantly Give Your Solos a More Professional Shape And Feel :)

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[robertcarey]

Just seeing you surrounded by all that equipment reminds me of an airline pilot getting ready for takeoff. Thanks for all you do your insights are priceless.

[terrymcdonald]

I began watching your videos about 3 yrs. ago and it completely changed my life and my guitar playing. Using triads and chord tones all over the neck and being able to tie it all together has been a game changer. Now finally after 61 years of playing I speak fluid guitar like I always dreamed of. I just wish I had learned this at the beginning of my guitar journey because now the arthritis is getting so bad that I’m not sure how much longer I’ll be able to play although so far so good. But at 73 I’m finally a proficient and fluid player that makes me glad I never quit. And I’m still gigging regularly. So thank you so much Tim!

[mccloysong]

Your advice always makes my playing better.

[theslewilliams]

Do great to see Tim just enjoying playing guitar and the love of music that he has.

[noodlemans]

I’m an intermediate player. I know my pentatonics in all positions and full major/minor. I can see those patterns in my mind. Now I’m working on all the triad shapes and trying to understand where they overlay against the scales, so I can target chord tones when improvising. So this video really kinda spoke to me because it’s exactly where I’m at in my guitar journey. Thanks!

[SirReal-vd]

Thank you for generously sharing your incredible knowledge, skill and experiences. I have found that if you want to be the kind of guitarists who impresses other guitarists in the music store or at a jam, then focus on shredding and stringing together a lot of licks. If you want to entertain and move people, then learn to play songs, especially ones they are likely to recognize.

[RonH-tfgi]

As usual Tim, Great episode. I could listen to you all day!! Keep smiling and I’ll keep showing up!!

[studioprojects]

Thanks Tim!

What a great lesson! I've been playing for 45 years; I'm still playing in major tributes and this has given me lot more food for thought than CAGED ever did. I far prefer the triad approach and your melodic soloing has very much been a benchmark for me throughout my playing career.

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[vflshred]

Beautiful guitar, Tim. Thanks for the continued invaluable content you give to us!

[plopinto]

many thanks mate!! I'm enjoying playing guitar much more thanks to your great tips

[zerolight]

I love your solos. So musical, so melodic. Just lovely.

[packerjetmin]

Your personality is as entertaining as your playing talents

[therecordfable]

Love it when the Heritage makes an appearance.

[guy_incognito]

Two minutes into this and I've already paused the video to try out your ideas! Thanks, Tim!

[sandscoopdanwaterhunter-me]

Tim, you rock! I am saving up to pay for the master class soon.

[linheitzig]

I appreciate your weekly video. Thank you Tim

[EscutCavaller]

Tim, you are one of my favorite guitarists. Neil Peart (while paraphrasing him) said that the apprentice makes it look difficult and impossible while the master makes it seem effortless.

[billneill]

Your teaching approach is fantastic Tim! Your great playing sure helps too! :). Thanks for the inspiration!

[mmiller]

Tim, you are a brilliant teacher and player. Thank you for this, I can always appreciate when you pick up any guitar. That Heritage sounds beautiful though. Well done on this episode.

[padraigmcmanamon]

I just found my new role model!! I think I’ll be here for a while to come. 🎸