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I think it's always helpful to beginner guitarists to show them the chord shapes that lead lines can be based in. For example, the slide up to the Em using a Dm shape moved up to the 3rd fret, and an Am slid up a couple of frets.

I've been doing this in a way for months now, but you put it in a way better context, I really appreciate it man, this really helps expand on what I've been trying to do with out even realizing it, thank you sir.

That was blimmin great mate, so clear and easy to follow...perfect pace with the info and demo. Wow, thanks !👍✌

First rate tuition Tony! Not only do you teach in a straightforward manner but your delivery is spot on. Thank you and consider yourself subscribed to! Best regards from the Giant’s Causeway coast of Northern Ireland. 😄✌️🎸☘️

Helping me break out of the dull scale practice, thanks man ❤

Great stuff, some nice insight. Thanks.

Best guitar tutorials on UKposts. Great knowledge and easy to follow along. I've found I start with your principles and start something of my own. Very helpful advice cheers Tony

Good stuff...thanks for posting

Thanks always learn something new and enjoy your lessons 👍

30 + years of playing and this video has really unlocked something for me...thank you! x

Nice one Tony...keep up the good work 👍🏻🤘🏻

That was awesome! Thanks for the lesson!

Beautiful lesson. There's something magical about E minor blues scale and strumming along with those open chords. I think it's where guitar really shines

Great lesson, man, thanks 👏

Ecellent lesson toney , couldnt be happier or more appreciative!!! Thx

Helped a lot. Thanks so much

Thank you ❤ This video answered some questions i didnt know i should know 😮

Great! Thank you

Good stuff and fun! Great vid.

You’re in a different room, looks good! Also, your audio problem has been resolved, sounds comes from both sides now. Good lesson Tony, keep em coming.

Brilliant! Cheers Tony.

Nice lesson. Thanks m8🎉

Thanks for a great lesson. Liked and subscribed.

Great lesson. Learned a lot.

Thanks for that - I am going to give this a try.

thx for the vidz^^

Thank you Tony, that sounds great!

Hello there, never come across you or your learning platform for guitarists, which I have played for a few years now, bass as well to but I found using the Em scale around Em Am I was coming up with new ideas ide never used beforehand, thanks 💙

Love it. this really helped spice up some Em practice.

Great lesson please keep them coming with other scales as well

thanks this is really helpful! fun and simple

Thanks, Tony! Make the dancing journey a lot more accessible. Breaking things up small lessons like this is very helpful.

Great tutorials thank you! 😊

When I first started playing guitar it took me a good while to crack this! But once you have it down it opens up a world of options. Practice practice practice. It’s always worth it. Great video.

Nice work!

This was much more useful than I thought it would be. Been playing guitar more than 40 years but I’m still always learning.

Great ! Txs

Excellent Tony, thanks.

Great lesson tony😊

Cheers dude enjoyed

Great lesson.

Great Lesson!

Thanks!

Nice one, Tony❤

This is awesome, i love these sounds

Great lesson!

Nice Tony , good feel, new room or new house and bit of a tan going on there 🧐🇬🇧🙌❤️

Great stuff thanks.

I super enjoyed that!

Nice lesson Tony . Took me straight back to Paul Rogers - Muddy Waters Blues. Cheers

Best teacher i have ever seen.....thank you for giving such a clear and thural enlightement in only 10 minutes. Thank you Sir

Learned the basics and intermediate stuff online from ,let's just call him Justin, and coasted a bit since. Your pearls of wisdom are great to play around with, cheers.

Thanks Tony! This is going to be hours of fun.

great tips

Excellent

This is the way I like to play the guitar. Add lib from a concept.😊

Great lesson. What guitar is that and what pick do you like?

great video, mate.

Good ole southern blues!! Thanks, Lad!!

A good sound, you are a really good teacher. What make and gauge of strings are you using?

Thank You 😊

Great thanks

You had me at refs and leks!

Nice! Thanks for keeping it simple! Longtime harmonica player, I have always loved the guitar but found it so hard to learn. I am an older guy, I believe I am just scratching the surface, I haven't given up, and I must make time to practice to acquire the"muscle memory" in my hands. Thanks again, Tony! I know I must practice, fighting off fatigue is my biggest challenge.

Didn’t expect a fellow Scot when I clicked! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Great tips, learnt something here. Happy to subscribe.

Thank you

Thankyou , good vid. What about e maj? 🤔

Oh yeah, congrats on the 60k subscribers bothers. 👏

Thankyou Tony. Good advice and a good vibe. Iain w sheffield

very nice!

Awesome…… ❤

New sub just for Scottland, from US

Thanks

EXCELLENT! You're making practice fun (how dare you) Cheers -

Like a lot was always wondering how players play those progressions. You tought it well

08:39 wasn't that the intro to Black Velvet from Alannah Miles? 🙂

you should do another vid doing this in a more ergonomic and less open note way for speed.....transition locrian to ionian....

Great lesson and really nice wood floor ❤

Luv ya bro

Merci

This is so priceless. You're a good player. I enjoyed listening. What fascinates me most is that I, and many other young white kids in the American southeast, were listening to and playing these same blues licks back in the 1950s and early '60s. In the early '50s when we first heard artists like Elvis Presley, we thought, "Hey, this sounds a lot like the black man's blues." I later learned that Sam Phillips, who discovered Elvis, also discovered Howlin' Wolf. The problem then was no other white teens in the U.S. were listening to black blues artists except we kids in the southeast (AKA deep south). We didn't know why not. Suddenly in the '60s, the British invasion introduced bands from the U.K. who appreciated blues. Artists like Eric Clapton were teaching my fellow Americans the music I had grown up loving. People in Europe were praising legendary black blues artists: John Lee Hooker, Sonny Boy Williamson, and so on, as they toured outside the U.S. I met John Lee Hooker at a lounge in Birmingham, Alabama one night and asked him what he thought of Animals lead singer, Eric Burdon. He said, "Oh, Eric? He's my man!" Hahaha. At the annual Blues Competition in Memphis, Tennessee 20+ years ago, I saw artists from Japan to Scotland performing. I was glad even though blues had taken decades to catch on. Thank you for this video showing that blues is still popular over there. Keep the blues alive my friend and teach the younger generations.

The views flying up for this one 🙌

I feel your powers keep it jammen brother

Very cool.

Love it

I’ve been riffing the arse oot that scale& the pentatonic for oor 30 yr😂😂

you play Em with your 2nd and 3rd finger. what happens when you want to go from Em to E or Am?

Into the void. Black Sabbath. Classic use of this scale

Super awesome!! if you could have...the notes posted on side....that would cool .. be great .. THANKU ❤

I'm enjoying the hell out this West Coast USA . And for breakfast I will be having banger and beans. Dinner is going to be haggis and a pint of Gennies. So it's great to hear some blues from over the pond well done mate..😊

My fingers are so fat I've had to adapt my own chords. Especially on electrics. Em I use my middle fingertip. That's all! Am I use two fingers. My middle covers two strings and my index holds down one. And that finger is moved up behind my middle so the open strings are clean. Like for an A7 I have to use the very tips of my ring finger and pinky because they're the skinniest to keep the open strings clear. Etc. It works. It works well.

I love Tony's accent, and have no problem understanding him.

Is that an OM28 V?, I have one from 2008 or so, but mine is not in as good shape as yours! : )

Great

I dig it

Naye bather 😂 thanks great vid interesting ! I was ni scard of da subscrrribe naidaa

That's a nice guitar my friend....

Where do you come from? I love the accent ❤ makes me happy, I am going to Dublin on the 21th of April

Tony the 🐅