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Hi Tony, I’m really enjoying the lessons! I’ve been playing for over 20 years and have had a hard time finding lessons that are challenging and useful but most importantly, fun! Many thanks! Sometimes in the video it says what key the licks are in, but I didn’t hear it in this one, is it written somewhere that I missed? Really useful for adding the licks to the arsenal. Thanks again!
Matthew,
Thank you so much for your kind words and for being a member, I am so glad you are enjoying your guitar and most importantly having fun!!! Normally I do mention the licks key and for some reason I dropped the ball on these, sorry about that. The first two videos are both in G, (the 1st is a straight ahead lick, while the other is a transition to a C chord) and the chord progression is in the key of C, as it hits all of the naturally occurring minor chords. I hope this helps 🙂
Cheers,
Tony