Chicken Noodle Soup

Great to see some skilful playing. Nicely done. The only issue with squire is the difficulty in keeping it in tune, or at least mine was.

Whew, really nice playing there Marcus. Great tone and phrasing! Some scary players on this forum...sheesh! Well done. :)

-Danny

THat's the kind of chord progressions your could noodle on all day lang and still find new licks in it.... 

nice guitar and of course, the playing 

Never too late to start a new and exciting hobby.... he should have fun. 

Nice tone and phrasing Marcus, cool left hand vibrato.

Foxwolfen I agree, The 100 dollar strat models are not that great. The neck seems strange to me and they do have a problem staying in tune. however I played this guitar for about 30 minutes in guitar center and only had to tune it once. this model squire sells for around 250 and it was just as nice as any strat I have owned in the past. That is what surprised me. Thanks for listening.

LPMike75 Thank you for taking the time to listen and for taking the time to comment. 

Danny coming from you I take that as one of the highest compliments. I have a great deal of respect for your ear and your music abilities. I can't tell you just how much I enjoyed the song you and Philip posted. I hope you post more tunes. Your approach to guitar is incredible in my book.

Daryl1968 He has had two lessons so far. I taught him 21 chords and showed him an exercise to learn the names of all the notes on the neck. He is also going through some guitar course on his Mac book through garage band. He is excited to say the least.

GuitarHacker I take arrangements and download them to my looper. Sometimes I play out and I bring the looper along and do what you have seen in the video. of course being a solo act I got to add more flare and do more stuff then what is in the video. A lot of times I am background music and I just play Jazz runs. Your right, that is the kind of song that brings many ideas to the table. Who would have thought that E flat would be so much fun to play in. Thanks for the comments bro.

Mike_mccue yes...Rock The I phone. ok that's the second time today you made me chuckle. Thank you sir.

Jamesg1213 Left hand vibrato is actually easy to master. Thank God for Coffee! lots and lots of coffee. lol Thanks James for listening

Makke Thank you for viewing the video and commenting.

Lynn We will see. He kind of likes the lime light. He is already talking about a way he can paste his head over my body in this video. I think it would be funny to see that. He is much bigger then me.

I got the expensive video equipment too. Thanks for the kind words.

Danny coming from you I take that as one of the highest compliments. I have a great deal of respect for your ear and your music abilities. I can't tell you just how much I enjoyed the song you and Philip posted. I hope you post more tunes. Your approach to guitar is incredible in my book.

 
Aww thank you Marcus, that's very kind! Respect back to you my friend. :) Glad you enjoyed our song, thanks for that. We'll be posting more I'm sure. I have a few of mine I may even post if I get the nerve. LOL! Keep up with that tasty playing man...note choice is always key no matter what style we play in...and you got that part down. Really great to hear you as well as see you playing too. :) Thanks and again, awesome job. :)
 
-Danny

Ah, I got it to open now. Very nice playing! I enjoyed that immensely!

Danny I am looking forward to anything you upload for us to hear

Scottytunes I am glad you got this link to work 

Polarbear I was just messing around there and I was not trying to do anything serious. I did not know at the time my little noodle practice would make it on you tube. I think it is my brothers idea of a practical joke. It was pretty funny. I can't get enough practice myself.

The Band 19 We shall see. he is after all my older brother. He is very excited about learning and now he is starting to realize just how much work it is.