YES! It's a long one, but it contains a lot of interesting stuff for everyone on any level. So trying to stick to the end is really worthwhile 💪 HAVE FUN!
Hi Paul, thanks a lot for your lessons. This one is really great, I have been revisiting this video for a few months now & there is so much to learn from this video. 👌All the best, Peter
I like of lot of your videos. However, if I'm being honest, I sometimes I have a hard time distinguishing between the way you pronunciate E, D, and B. I just don't have an ear for the accent. It would help to have either a visual aid or a close up of the chord. Again, you got a lot of great information to share, I just struggle sometimes and thought I might respectfully share my experience in an attempt to help myself and maybe others in the utility of what you're trying to disseminate. Still following and giving the thumbs up, as your videos often include some of the finer details.
I just wanted to say thank you for this. I've been playing for decades, but feel like I've missed so much of the fundamentals of rhythm and turn arounds like this. Thank you for so much valuable information and for your time in doing this to share. Great stuff!
Sweet simplicity. Your teaching technique has opened my eyes (or is it my fingers) since I started watching the tube 3 years ago. Feeling a lot of guilt right now so I’m heading over to patreon for my first ever patronage. Keep on jamming it Pablo. Pick-ahh-so!
I don't understand why the fifth is the obvious choice to omit in chord voicings. Would you mind elaborating or pointing me in the right direction to study further. Good vid. Thanks!
what an awesome lesson! What's happening with the high e string in the A7 (3:40)? is it muted, open e, or barred 5th fret? I find it much easier to play as a barre, but is this appropriate? Thanks Paul!
Thx for all your content Paul, really glad I found you. I was self taught, 20+ years ago, and didn't even learn the chord names til 6-7 years into playing. I've already learned so much from you! Ty🙏👊
Paul is awesome. Period. thanks brother. As soon as I finish this lesson im doing at home ill join u on Patreon. You should do a video about your bio if it doesn't exist yet..
the third one made me feel like I am really rocking on guitar for the first time. Wow, I am amazed it sounds so bluesy, and this b7 chromatic lick is just better than what it feels to play J. Smith at Collings CL. For the first time in my life I am really getting the claw of blues and hendrix-like understanding how he was thinking about playing rhythm & solo on 6 strings at the same time. Perfectly Done Paul, You are my inspiration to become a better guitar player. Thank you~!
YES! It's a long one, but it contains a lot of interesting stuff for everyone on any level. So trying to stick to the end is really worthwhile 💪 HAVE FUN!
Hi Paul, thanks a lot for your lessons. This one is really great, I have been revisiting this video for a few months now & there is so much to learn from this video. 👌All the best, Peter
Awesome lesson !🙏
I like of lot of your videos. However, if I'm being honest, I sometimes I have a hard time distinguishing between the way you pronunciate E, D, and B. I just don't have an ear for the accent. It would help to have either a visual aid or a close up of the chord. Again, you got a lot of great information to share, I just struggle sometimes and thought I might respectfully share my experience in an attempt to help myself and maybe others in the utility of what you're trying to disseminate. Still following and giving the thumbs up, as your videos often include some of the finer details.
This was awesome, thank you!
I just wanted to say thank you for this. I've been playing for decades, but feel like I've missed so much of the fundamentals of rhythm and turn arounds like this. Thank you for so much valuable information and for your time in doing this to share. Great stuff!
Your a great player, and I love your stuff. Always lessons with a lot of interest and a little bit of cheeky.
Awesome Paul 👌
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Lol..i found another one ..this is just great …
Be well.
Cool stuff 🙂 That brought together and summed up bits I've picked up looking into blues guitar.
willing to teach tricks and lessons. other people would charge for (respect)
Big fan of your methodology
Sweet simplicity. Your teaching technique has opened my eyes (or is it my fingers) since I started watching the tube 3 years ago. Feeling a lot of guilt right now so I’m heading over to patreon for my first ever patronage. Keep on jamming it Pablo. Pick-ahh-so!
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Playin guitar is good, playin like Paul is perfect. But teaching on the other hand, something different that not all good guitar players can do.
This Blues lesson makes a Knight & day difference in my playing , 🙂 thanks !!
The hardest part of all these rhythms is the strumming and muting you have to do in the right hand damn lol
This the best blues tutorial in web. Tx super teacher. I can play everywhere.🎸
This is such a great video! Thanks very much!
Thank you. I’m picking my guitar up again and playing these blues progressions
Hi, only reason i watched this video it has more than 1 million viewers 🤩……….🎸
Thankyou for the awesome blues guitar lesson.we learned a lot from u.thankyou
I don't understand why the fifth is the obvious choice to omit in chord voicings. Would you mind elaborating or pointing me in the right direction to study further. Good vid. Thanks!
Awesome lessons! Thank You!
Awesome
Fantastic! <3
De trill is not gone
what an awesome lesson! What's happening with the high e string in the A7 (3:40)? is it muted, open e, or barred 5th fret? I find it much easier to play as a barre, but is this appropriate? Thanks Paul!
Could you do this but then for some Canned heat type boogie rhytms? In standard tuning? 🙂
Hell yes
Studied this for the last hour. It makes me want to go to Holland.
nice
There's a terrible curse plaguing people who watch guitar YouTube videos. I call it fucking ads targeting guitar students.
Thx for all your content Paul, really glad I found you.
I was self taught, 20+ years ago, and didn't even learn the chord names til 6-7 years into playing.
I've already learned so much from you! Ty🙏👊
Paul is awesome. Period. thanks brother. As soon as I finish this lesson im doing at home ill join u on Patreon. You should do a video about your bio if it doesn't exist yet..
the third one made me feel like I am really rocking on guitar for the first time. Wow, I am amazed it sounds so bluesy, and this b7 chromatic lick is just better than what it feels to play J. Smith at Collings CL. For the first time in my life I am really getting the claw of blues and hendrix-like understanding how he was thinking about playing rhythm & solo on 6 strings at the same time. Perfectly Done Paul, You are my inspiration to become a better guitar player. Thank you~!
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Are you dutch ?
Goog, very good the best teacher i had Known. From Madrid , Spain.
great lesson, learning the one in the middle with the slides and grace notes