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I'm slow, I know. But, Charlie, I'm beginning to understand 40+ years of playing don't mean beans if you don't understand the why's and inter-workings of that fretboard! I've made a resolution to stop and slow down and figure this guitar out and YOU"RE the key to help me! And I've watched them all. You helped me do some cranial-rectumitis and I'll be riding along with you til the job is done.

Thanks Charlie, trying to fix my noodling as I write, but keep on adding bacon and cheese 😃.

Tang, I like the notes and intervals mentioned…pat]😊

You're EXACTLY CORRECT: Pracrice how you want to play! That's true in every single field: military, emergency management, music, sports, you name it. I don't understand why other ppl have so much trouble. I'm certainly not a pro, but i can jam pretty good. When I'm practicing, i might create a chord progression on the looper and jam to it. I just make up riffs. I'll just start, create a "theme" or motif, and then gradually expand on it with different variations. Sometimes i do "call and response." But i NEVER play scales! I play musical riffs. It's easy! Just start out with 4 notes: start with i note below the root, and 2 notes above (include the root note). Then go from there. As you gain more experience, you can come up with more complicated riffs. But, always, always, always create a motif to build on. Don't be afraid to try new things! You're practicing by yourself, not putting on a concert. Try varying the motif in different ways. When something sounds good, you'll know it! Finally, play like you mean it. With confidence, conviction. If you play tentatively, none of it will sound good (to you or anyone else). But right now, you're just playing for yourself, experimenting. So don't be afraid. Be bold! Vary the intensity of the different notes. (Some hard, some soft). Whatever it takes. Good luck! 👌 👍

Good stuff Charlie 🎸 . Thanks

Fantastic lesson Charlie you make things so simple. If you have an Outro like the one on living on a prayer which is basically all the chords played on G minor scale. Should I go looking for different modes to play over that type of tempo or stick to, G Dorian or something else

Still watching this same video again and again. I cant say enough about what it's done for me. The other musical theory videos are good to but this is the 1 for me. It's git everything u need

You should hear my version of Midnight Rider

Charlie, each one of your videos is just so helpful to my guitar playing. Each one seems either build on or reinforce the concepts of earlier lessons and adds "that missing piece" of knowledge that helps me apply all the hours spent learning scales and theory. I'm saying to myself more and more with each lesson "oh, is that how that's done". I can't believe my luck that I have found such an incredible resource and teacher. I've thanked you before and I gratefully do so again.

CHARLIE LONG, You mentioned in the Midnight Rider guitar solo over the Bb Major chord that guitarist#1 is playing the F major scale while the guitarist#2 is playing Bb Lydian scale? this isn't modal interchange but its Bi-Tonality?

Absolutely excellent. Your lessons are fantastic Charlie. Love and gratitude from Scotland.

You my friend are one of the greatest guitar teachers out there!!! Thanks for the great content.

Good stuff again Charlie!!! Do you give private lessons at all?

I would be so happy if I had a tenth of Charlies knowledge oh and his playing ability. Am learning heaps thanks a lot.

That has always been one of my all time favorite guitar songs. The taste, imagination, and the difficulty of the playing is awesome. I have tried to get this song down for decades, now maybe I can! Thanks!

Eddie once said, "I cheat"

Ive been looking for videos to help me work triads into my playing and I have to say this one checked all the boxes for me. Can't wait to start working on these ideas. Great job!!

the transition out and back in for the disclaimer at 0:55 destroyed me LOL

Bravo man. You had me going with the mixo-bixo-hipso-lydian blues scale. You're the man.

this is great, but your tone. a clean sound for this for me would be a vast improvement. but the material is golden.

Sounds crazy

Thanks Charlie....😊

8.12.....😂

There's this guy with hand tattoos, a beard anda football jersey that gets on an advertisement saying that there is one thing that determines whether a beginner guitar player will succeed or fail. His self satisfied gaze is pretty annoying. What is worse though is that he says there is one thing with that self satisfied air. He is straight up wrong. There is not one thing that will determine whether you succeed or fail. In fact, unless you don't play at all, you cannot possibly fail. So Fuk him and play your guitar with no trippin. Have fun. Play hard and often.

Wow where have yo been Charlie... Never seen anything like this video and I've seen hundreds!!! Really like what you're doing sir!!!!

Charlie I am taking your Pentatonics class but every time I watch you play I feel like I am never going to get this whole scale thing. You are inspirational and I will just have to keep on truckin.

Respect to you man. But nah CAGED is useful. You need a way to get a toehold on the fretboard when you're a beginner. It isn't as simple as "learn music theory then apply it to the fretboard." An aspiring guitarist could stay stuck into their 40s trying to figure out how to do the "apply it" part. CAGED is just training wheels that provide a beginner's roadmap. Eventually you know your way around well enough and the trainers come off. My first woodwind classes were taught with Essential Elements. Guess when I last thought about Essential Elements.

where do get the added notes of the arpegios

One of best teachers online there is!

Mixing the major and minor is a big door opener. Doing it tastefully is a lifetime gig, thats where these arpeggios keep the door open. Cheers from County Devon, England.

Great stuff Charlie . Love the Patreon ! Congratulations are in order . Jon st Louis , Missouri’ ❤️🎸☮️

Miles Davis."... practice like you on stage, when on stage it's practice...'

great video.. very useful info. pay attention people. good stuff

We’re not done yet!

Glad I watched all the way 😅

Hey Charlie , on the king's X song you demoed , is your guitar in standard E tuning or is it dropped D or B ? Thanks Charlie and great video! ✌️🎸.

Nice approach! -- BUT =>> "BAD - habit" begins with too much information COMPRESSED in too many SNIPPETS!

I'm going to watch this over and over again to drill it in my head. Good stuff.

Ever notice how great guitar parts feel good to play? Like they make sense to the muscles in your hand ? Every time I learn a Zeppelin song ,that’s the first thing that jumps out at me. The chords and fills are like elegant equations in physical space.

Yr an awesome teacher! But that Kings X song sounds more musical than that Djent modern music u played that yr kids liked. Djent music lack melody, its more about their flashy guitar technique instead of melody. But overall u made great points that I will surely use in my practice Charlie.

Incredible tutorial, your chord selection is perfect, especially the triads. The lead licks are dead on too. Thanks, like and subscribed!

Thanks Charlie 💯💯👋👋🎸🎸💜🤍💙❤

That's great, Charlie! I just realized I have never practiced anything constructive since I learned the C chord 40 years ago!!! Got work to do.

It's not just music. You can also learn a language in just seven days if you go to the right charlatan.

Great advice! Good video! 👍

It’s crazy that I found this lesson, I’m just figuring this stuff out over the last couple of months but I wasn’t 100% sure I was doing it correct. Thanks for the affirmation and great explanation. Now to really get it locked in.

Great content.

You are an exceptional teacher. After about 2 years of daily practice, I'd say i'm definitely leaving the beginner stages and getting into intermediate levels of understanding and skills. The principles/philosophies you discuss are very thought provoking. I am confident they will pay huge dividends. thank you so much

true guitarist🎉

I fixed the noodling thing a couple years ago: realized that whenever I sit down and play there's a moment where there's this epic shit coming out, whether on guitar or piano, so now I rarely play without hitting record in the DAW first. I mean It's not like we need to save on tape, so it can run in the background while I explore some scale and see what happens. Then I just delete the silence, listen through and delete the trash, and what's left is enough generally for a couple songs which I didn't know I was writing. Then just do a pass through with a midi drum kit and stuff takes shape, track by track. It's like speed-writing by improvisation.