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33 thoughts on “Blues Guitar Lessons – Blues Phrasing with Scales and Arpeggios”

  2. MrRock NRoll
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    Best lesson yet!! I only ever played my major notes in the "BB Box", This lesson really opened my eyes as to where and when to use more of the major scale. And the arpeggio stuff is just a bonus :D.Thanks Marty!

  3. ken silvers
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    we have a page…

    attention shoppers we have a page for a man… page for amanda hugnkiss.

    the simpsons

  7. myke232
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    i’ve been putting off arpeggios for too long…

  9. CrialCrial
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    I played violin for about 10 years, I started playing guitar last year and these videos helped me ease the process. I’m not used to the complex chords guitar requires compared to the violin!

  10. Rory Sidovar
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    way above my level, but I will work up to it!!!

  13. Sven Stevens
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    yeah sounds pretty swingi’n !! love this .

  14. Sven Stevens
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    yeah sounds pretty swingi’n !! love this .

  15. Amanda HugnKiss
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    Man i shower everday and wash my hands on a daily basis, can never keep them suckers as clean as i would like

  20. Amanda HugnKiss
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    marty for real….how the hell do you keep them strings so clean, is there something you use out of the norm?

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