Blues Guitar Unleashed

This particular David Gilmour lick from the song, “Time,” has a beautiful melodic sense made from some simple arpeggio patterns and a major scale played on one string.

I’ll walk you through the lick, but more importantly I’ll break this apart and show you how you could make this sound for yourself and use it in your own soloing. It’s super fun to noodle with!

For more David Gilmour check out How To Solo Like David Gilmour.

If you’ve followed me for any amount of time, you’re going to realize this is the worst kept secret ever…

But there’s something David Gilmour does a LOT in his solos that you’re probably not doing, and today I’ll show you how.

If you want more DG check out my How To Solo Like David Gilmour course.

David Gilmour’s tone is amazing, there’s no denying it…

There’s also no denying the total rabbit hole trying to copy his tone can be…

But in the process of making my How To Solo Like David Gilmour course, I discovered that his tone is quite achievable with “normal” stuff, if you know what you’re doing (and you will now.)

In today’s lesson we’ll hopefully overcome some of the intimidation that often accompanies trying to learn David Gilmour licks…

While he’s an amazing guitar player, and use a wide palette of sounds…

Many of his most famous and iconic licks still come from the same “moves” that we use in most any other blues-based soloing.

Dig today’s lesson, and if you want more, check out How To Solo Like David Gilmour: