Beginner-intermediate guitar players make many mistakes early on!!! I can relate. Lets bust out of the beginner-intermediate rut. Take your guitar playing to the next level. In this intermediate guitar lesson we will target the notes in the chords (chord tones) and create movement to those target notes. We can easily build a blue rock guitar solo using this technique. My biggest regret playing the guitar was not learning basic theory early on. To move forward in our guitar playing we need to know the fretboard, know the notes of the chords and the notes of the pentatonic and major scales! With this knowledge, we can learn many other techniques very easily. And have a lot more confidence as we played the guitar. This is an intermediate lead guitar lesson, but a beginner will certainly get some direction and knowledge from this lesson video. No matter where you’re at in your guitar journey start focusing more and more on using chord tones as you play rhythm and lead guitar. And fretboard knowledge is key to continually move forward in your learning of the instrument. Because once you have confidence in the notes that you’re playing, you will learn at a much faster rate. It’s exciting to make new connections on the fretboard. Lead guitar playing isn’t just about the pentatonic scale. It’s about having a connection with the chords that you are playing. Take the time to learn the names of the notes that you were playing. To get to the advanced guitar player level. You definitely need to know the fretboard. I think we all are lazy that way, but it’s so important. To improve your guitar playing skills you need some basic theory and this is where it starts. I’m glad you’re on the guitar playing journey with me and my channel. If you already know some chords and scales and want to level up your guitar playing, then Rustys guitar is for you. I’m focused on the intermediate player, but beginners will definitely level up. They’re playing also when watching and learning for my videos. I love the blues rock style of guitar playing. And I know a lot of you do also. You can take these guitar lessons and use them as framework to play any style that you have in your head. let’s keep working on these guitar techniques together. Let’s have fun playing some blues rock guitar. Beginner intermediate guitar players definitely make many mistakes early on in their guitar playing journey. I have made many mistakes myself. But the biggest one is not learning the guitar fretboard early on. This is by far the most important tool for your guitar playing. No matter what you learn on guitar, if you know the fretboard, you will learn it faster and it will sink into your soul and brain much deeper. I so much regret not learning this early on. A good starting place is learning, the route notes of the scales and chords that you use all the time. Then learning the notes around those Scales and Chords. Then you can keep expanding from there. You don’t have to learn the fretboard all at once. You’ll be amazed how quick he will learn other techniques if you already know the notes on the fretboard!  check out my biggest regret, and my many mistakes I made as a beginner, intermediate guitar player early on. I know some of you have made the same mistakes in your guitar playing. We don’t have to stay stuck in a rut in our guitar playing. In this video lesson, I will show you several ways you can move forward today! easy, simple steps to level up your lead and rhythm guitar playing. We all want to improve our guitar playing. Try to learn something new every day. And if you do this every day, you will creep into the advanced level in no time at all. Using chord tones in your guitar playing. Sounds like a scary and difficult task, but I will show you some very easy ways to put them into your guitar playing today. Your blues rock solos will start to come alive. Thank you for checking out this beginner intermediate guitar lesson. hopefully this lead guitar lesson is helpful. As we first learned chords and scales, we neglect learning the notes of the fretboard, the notes of the chords, and the notes of the scales that we use. It’s such a big mistake. We should be doing that as soon as we pick up the guitar. Then it will become second nature. If I could do it over again, I would learn these things right away along with learning, Chords and Scales. 
Video Contents
0:00 My biggest regret in my guitar journey intro.
0:30 Chord tones with movement to improvise guitar solos.
6:24 Learning the fretboard.
7:11 Using triad shapes to solo on guitar.
8:22 Beginner intermediate guitar players moving foreword.

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