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25 thoughts on “Beginner Acoustic blues rhythm guitar lesson on a Taylor”

  1. Marcis Neibergs
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    Hold your index on 5th fret and pinky on 9th, hands up for begginers who can do it.

  4. FIX U.
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    …s**t wait till u try the " G " SPOT POSITIONING….if you think the pinky has to stretch sum…finding G’s another ball park!….but try try and try again…you’ll get there!

  5. FIX U.
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    yea u know your good when u cannae feel them any mare!….(fingers that is)

  6. FIX U.
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    his guitar is really made o gold and its a harmonic thing…lmao…eh marty?

  7. FIX U.
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    two, (just hit low E string and A strings at same time, keeping same finger position as same,… just move down or up, "it’s just a power chord shape", basic for 12 bar blues, but good ole marty forgets the simple things in life….like yea!…how f**kin many? DUH!..lol…keep the faith bro…

  8. Leighton Kent
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    i will hopefully getting your dvd bundle if its still available

  11. battmuha9
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    This is great stuff. The song lessons are good to have, but this is the type of stuff that really builds your playing.

  14. pearlofaguitar
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    Its the way he uses his pick, and he lifts his fingers off a little at the end of the strum to make that sound

  17. maidenphann
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    by ending your question with a question mark instead of a period, lol

  18. TheSweetjonny
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    My hands are not used to these shapes 🙁 awesome riff though Marty!

  19. KirkHammett131290
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    Its kinda scary looking at your pinky the whole time

  22. roundaboutwrongway
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    Well you could play the whole thing in the open position, and then occasionally drop down to the high Bar E chord (7th fret) for some change up.

    Just a thought.

    Good lesson!

  24. dkaakd
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    "happy sounding blues…" Maybe we should call it the California blues.

    Marty your awesome. Thanks for all you do.

  25. panana08
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    my hand is too small and can’t stretch that far ='( it hurts. i hope with practice i can reach.

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