Michael Bates

Kenny had a big hit with his song Blue on Black. Check it out sometime Hp!

Great song!

I'm working on playing good lead!

I'm really going to work this track, the lead parts. Because like I said we used to jammed this song back in the day. Me always playing rhythm. We never played it out, just jammed it for fun. I like what you showed us HP. A blast from my past!

I enjoyed these 2 videos a lot. Gotta love the dropped D and the killer rock sound \m/

Really like your jam Andrea!

Love this turn around! I would really like to know how to solo over a turn around. Can you help?

I really dig this Hp!

I enjoy this one a lot. Very cool sounding. However, I'm still working on it!

Looking forward to this!

Love the simple guitar solo. That makes sense. Like I was saying before my buddy, kept telling me while we played one of his songs keep it simple. He said all you need to do is play a solo like you showed there and follow the chords. No need to over think it like I was trying to do. Simple is better sometimes. It works! Thanks for the lesson friend.

Hey HP, if you are interested or bored one day...lol. Gary Moore did an entire concert of Peter Green Songs. It's on Youtube and I believe it is called Blues for Greeny. It's actually pretty cool!

I love new music! Does anyone have something they like and want to share it? Send it to me!

https://www.songfacts.com/facts/fleetwood-mac/the-green-manalishi

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Green_(musician)

Looking forward to this lesson!

Let's do this!

Hey Sara, I found this on the internet. I was very surprised I could copy and paste it. However, I use this as an example of how to play the pentatonic scales with out knowing all the boxes. (HP don't be mad) Lol. But within this extended run in A you are using all the boxes without knowing them, because you are playing them all. Now in that Miss You run. there is an added blue note on the G string between the E and D notes. It's E D# slide to D all on the G string. The next note is a third played on the D string which is a C note on the 10th fret. Then to the A note root on the D string which on the 7th fret. Then play the G note on the 5th fret. Then what is really cool hammer or slide (still on the D string) to the 5th fret to end with the A root note! I hope that makes sense. You probably already knew all this. However, this has been keeping me going when I'm all locked up at home. I could never explain this stuff before.

This is one thing that has helped me know the fretboard on Sara. However, this is just one thing that I work at. My focus has been on learning phrasing and putting it into practice with some jam tracks. The lesson HP did on the Rolling Stones song Miss You has a run that is right from this extended scale. That proved to me that I have been on the right track.

Hey friend. You better teach me riff 2. for what seems like a life I have never been able to wrap my head around this riff.........lol

Sounds good!

When is this going to happen HP?

Sounds awesome!