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23 thoughts on “Acoustic Blues – Solo Lesson – How to build a Solo”

  1. Kunal Sharma
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    "pay attention to the G-string here" haha we always do bro

  2. GangstaGuitarPlayer
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    Its funny how he gives the "Are Not Entertained?!!!" look in his videos haha

  3. MOVIDIQ
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    Marty I ha´ve Blues’ rock band, I want to know if I can send you a music of my band so can evaluate, just a opinion! Hug From MOVIDIQ-soul’blues n rock’n roll

  7. TheHammyman59
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    im confused..you showed eleven notes in the scale..how to i do four sets of triplets with eleven notes ?

  9. JimiC76
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    Great lesson Marty! Its nice to have someone show you what you can do with these scales.

  10. stringbender63
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    MARTY YOU RULE!!!! love the lessons and have improved my playing with your videos so much more than with private lessons… i have studied with other instructors and have learned more from your instruction than ANY of the others i have paid big bucks for..with your scale videos it helps you learn just excatly where you are on the fretboard at any point of a solo and helps you improvise in any situtation.. THANK YOU MARTY FOR ALL YOU DO!!!!!!!!!!!!

  12. rwjfd
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    Hey Marty,
    Many thanks for all the tutorials they have been so helpful!
    I am trying to learn, Jack Johnson – Bob Marley Sublime Melody,
    Any chance you could make a tutorial video for it?
    Many thanks

  14. Gary Griffiths
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    they both share the same notes E minor and G major but he is using the open position of E minor but yes if you know your scales you’ll see the G Major scale

  15. TheJOBee21
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    Oh I think I understand what you mean. G major pentatonic are the same notes as E minor pentatonic.

  16. TheJOBee21
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    The blues scale is a pentatonic scale with one added note, called the blue note. I don’t know what you mean by playing an E minor pentatonic scale in the key of G?

  17. Jake Anderson
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    will someone explain to me why this scale that he is playing is not an E minor pentatonic scale that would be played in the key of G instead of the key of E?

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