The A Chord TRICK Famous Players Use ALL The Time

[DougSmith-yo]

Hey Tony, my name is Doug from Denver, Colorado. I guess I’m intermediate, playing about 14 years, but with work and other commitments, it’s hard to find all the time I’d like.
With you, I have someone I can go to that gives me hands-on information that I can understand with my fingers and my ears, and I can make headway when I look at your stuff… This is friendly, not only to the intermediate and advanced player, but to the beginners, so what you are doing is so valuable!
Looking forward to more lessons, keep up the great work and thank you so much ! 🎸🎶

[Toontex]

Thank you for making the guitar so much easier for me.I feel foolish not having worked out so much of what you teach for myself, but the joy you have given me far outwieghs the hurt to my pride.

[reeceunderwood]

Been playing guitar for years but only just catching up on theory and using the right scales with the right thing rather than just playing by ear. These lessons are by far the best.

[markrichardson]

Cheers Tony, this A lesson and the previous E lesson have tied in the pentatonic and caged system that have eluded me for some time. ❤

[paultierney]

Another good lesson Tony I definitely can tell I’m getting better and I’m adding to the things your showing and using them on jam tracks 👍👍🎸

[tonybraines]

Just so satisfying and relaxing. Many thanks for your help. Tony

[jizzymacg]

These lessons are a godsend. Much love, brother ❤

[sammyflinn]

Another fantastic lesson Tony. Brilliant thank you. Really helps to open up the fret board

[scottphillips]

Great lesson, Tony! You put some things together for me! Thanks

[t_mama]

❤thank you. You are a great teacher and a great player

[gjmarc]

Another one for my Tony video library of licks. Cheers

[jimbojones]

You are a good teacher. Thankyou for your time and effort showing us the way . . . 😊 subbed.

[lawrencetaylor]

Merci beaucoup from western Switzerland. Very nice lessons for a beginner like moi.

[robertcooney]

I just wrote a song with almost that same lick. (1st)