Funk R&B Rhythm playing electric guitar lesson funky blues
Saturday, February 13th, 2010 at
10:27 am
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Sei un grande!!!!!!!excellent
excellent lesson thanks
YOU ROCK!!!!! AWESOME VIDEO!
Heritage>manufactured from the Kalamazoo,ancient Gibson factory.
What is the brand of the guitar?
Rock n roll
Thanks for taking me back to my roots !!! Fantastic lesson / reminder / By the way the jazz lessons are fantastic as well.
you make me horny as usual!! These are gold tips, simple but really effective!
Thanx a lot for being so clear!
wooow ur so excellent bro
trademark the hat oh yeah this guy is better than most people and willing to teach 10 cool points bro. nice
whys he a fag or gay, hes helping people so shtfu, dont right unpositive comments
this man killin it ..hey, check out my post on You-Tube of Ben Lacy playing JAMES BROWN medley on the STAXK guitar. Keeping the funk aliveeeee !!
this killin it…hey, check out my post on You-Tube of Ben Lacy playing JAMES BROWN medley on the STAXK guitar. Keeping the funk aliveeeee !!
suck my crap
@DiarrheaTyphoon your gay
footloose
Kick off your Sunday shoes
de primera loco , alto funk
fag
wow man, natural magic! thanks a million!
You’re awesome man! Thanks!!
Fantastic and very useful as always!!!
Dude, thank you so much for my own personal “pandora’s box”! The title of your service says it all “Next Level Guitar” and I am now at the next level! thanks again for the small push, I needed!
thank you for all these videos, your a fantastic teacher, feels excellent learning from you, no question your the real deal.
it’s really H7, the secondary dominant of IV.
it would be the same as O minor, this is some basic theory man, you should know that!