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3 Easy Chromatic Fretboard Exercises (And Why They Open Up the Fretboard) - 482

Learn three easy chromatic exercises that move across the guitar fretboard in completely different w...

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How to Find the Notes on Your Guitar Fretboard - 481

Finding the notes on your guitar fretboard doesn’t have to mean memorizing every fret one at a ti...

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LOVIN' My Pentatonic Scales! - 480

Pentatonic scales may be simple, but those five notes can give you a lifetime of musical possibiliti...

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You’re Closer to Understanding Guitar Scales Than You Think - P479

Guitar scales can look like an endless collection of patterns, keys, and sounds to learn. In this ep...

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When the Guitar Fretboard Finally Starts to Make Sense - P478

The guitar fretboard gets much easier to understand when the things you’ve learned start connecting....

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Why I Recommend Learning the Five Pattern Scale System - Y477

The Five Pattern Scale System helps you stop seeing isolated scale shapes and start seeing o...

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How Great Blues Players Build LONGER Solos - P472

In this episode of the Play Guitar Podcast, Lee wraps up the Blues Phrasing series by exploring one ...

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Why Great Blues Players Leave MORE Space

Great blues players know that silence is not empty. Space gives phrases room to breathe, creates ant...

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Why PLAYING LESS Can Make You Sound BETTER - P470

Introduction

In this episode, Lee explains why playing fewer notes can make your blues solos soun

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Why Great Blues Players NEVER Outgrow Pattern 1 - P468

Source: Episode transcript provided by user.

Introduction

Most blues guitar players eventually hit...

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Why You Get LOST in Chord Changes - 467

Most guitar players don’t actually get lost in chord changes because they don’t know enough scales, ...

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Why You Can’t PLAY What You HEAR - P-466

Playing what you hear feels hard because most guitar players try to find an entire phrase before the...

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