3 Simple Tools to Perfect Your Guitar Playing

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Going over 3 different tools you can use to improve your guitar playing. I'm rocking out a D'angelico hollowbody:

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[rayross]

Dickie Betts has died, he was a big influence on me and many other guitar players. Dickie has left a great legacy. So long Dickie, thanks for all the great music.

[Gerrysjamz]

Simple and effective for me to improvise. Major milestone

[MattH]

Love seeing how to connect different voicings through the high/low strings to make it sound much better than going up and down the same pattern.

[rail]

Sean's comedic comparisons.allow me to learn some great guitar skills and laugh out loud too. A great combination. Keep them coming.

[iuhyeah]

This lesson really helped connect the fretboard more you da best

[drewdietz]

totally a rock star! great lesson, thanks my man.

[jessethetodd]

Absolutely loved this one Sean. Your teaching here is absolutely Miyagi-level in the way that the first (yeah I’ll say it somewhat plodding) riff is actually a stealth warm up to the Maj 7 fingering. After doing the first one over and over and over again my fingers suddenly know where to locate the 7th in the scale. Fantastic man!

[stephengunterdc]

Hey Sean, great addition to your library of educational gifts. I found your pacing a bit qucck this morning, so I experimented with adjusting the playback speed. Aside from the change in pitch, I found that I was running at about 75% of your status, and 50% was almost indistinguishable from me after two beers! Keep up the great work.

[robinr]

So helpful, really easy to follow too 🙂.

[Gitarapiotr]

Wow! What a Perfect and usefull lesson!

[garybrady]

Thanks Sean for yet another fretboard epiphany moment!

[darkomtobia]

This is just the kind of lesson that works for me. Thank you so much, sensei!

[jcburger]

As usual, thanks for another great lesson!!

[kaushalsuvarna]

Thanks, some great new ideas on top of your tried and true ones

[barnaclerusty]

very helpful... reminds me of Jack Johnson

[kennethochoa]

cool lesson I get to visit the dark side of the black fret board without wetting my pants

[joninfect]

Great video! Thanks for sharing and for all your hard work!

[mknightshaman]

I'd like to see you play your baritone more

[trentc]

Sean, did you ever see Dickie around in Sarasota? Thought he might have come in to eat when you were playing the restaurants and hotels. Takes a genius to write "Blue Sky" and In Memory of Elizabeth Reed'.

[unofficialyashua]

I just started drinking coconut water today before coming across this video. Proof that we are soulmates!