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23 thoughts on “Blues Guitar Soloing Lesson – Adding the major 3rd to your blues scale – marty Schwartz”

  1. fredojun01
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    Marty I have leveled up so many times from just a couple of your sniglets. Thank You so much!

  2. SEANSKIN69
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    When he uses his pointer finger upside down, he’s still better than most people

  3. JesusWorship7
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    HEY MARTY THAT LOOKS MORE TO A DAPHEN BLUEE!!

  4. mrhotdropper
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    Marty you’re the best, you’re vids have helped me so much. Awesome

  6. firedudetwo
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    soloing is the best thing to do with the guitar and thanks marty for the awesome videos

  7. cisco2fun1
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    good lesson for the new !!!! i wish i can teach but i dont have the patiance !!! lol.. but you doin a great job ..nice explanation as well and makes sence for the new guitar students!!!…

  9. grandadrock100
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    Yet again another excellent guitar lesson.I have learned more from your lessons than any amount of books.You are the Best.Rock On !!!!!!

  10. JPOSS1
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    nice subliminal message at 10:06 😀 awsome vid man

  11. uncool1965
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    Well i have two (gibson es339 and a fender (fat) Strat. The fender has is a HSS. That’s what I have played with for years.

  12. dantheman500
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    lo at 15:01 – thats not how my pentatonic sounds…yet 😉

  13. dantheman500
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    i play a lot of blues …infact im not sure i can play anything else but i’ve got the same guitar as you. Generally i’d say it was a guitar from shredding as the strings are closer to the fret board than most but i don’t think that should effect your bends.
    Recommend u buy a Boss me-25 like i did 😛 – u can find the right sound no problem

  14. 3lth
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    What is a good guitar for blues/jazz playing? I’m after something around $900-$1500. I want to know what pickups/bridge and things that I should be looking at to get that clean blues sound. I’m currently using an old Ibanez RG series but the floyd rose bridge/tremlo can’t hold a tune when i bend too much. I would love some info to help me get the right guitar for me.

  15. BLINKRBESTBANDEVER
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    Your guitar is beautiful, good lesson man!

  17. guoyuxuan2011
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     hahaha you are funny guy~~but actually i didnt see that either,.,,,,,,

  18. treybob333
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    It bums me out that you got that strat on MY birthday…

  19. FingerboarderTomcris
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    Beautiful sound! You the man marty ! 😀

  20. matthewthejugglersa
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    seems like santa doesn’t drive nicely in his slay with presents in it

  21. MikeCampbellMusic
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    Great lesson! Could you use the major 3rd note on the V chord as well?

  22. JorgeGuitarJaming
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    blues=man
    metal=man
    rock=man
    jazz=man
    POP=n/a lol

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