Never Hit Wrong Notes Again!

I have a confession. I have been admiring your playing for a few years now, and I have every intention of sitting down and working on all of your wonderful lessons, but with a busy family life, and a terrible case of ADD, I find myself never getting to it. That doesn't stop me from tuning in however, to every video you're in. I literally sit at my desk at work and let your videos play in my earbuds, and just absorb your playing, and soothing voice explain the theory behind your approach. You have a special touch, tone, and simplicity to your playing that is magical. Someday I'll buckle down and get to actually work on your lessons. Thanks for sharing your gift!

Please never stop teaching! your videos helped me alot! Thank you!

Dear Jack. Your way to play guitar is an example that this wonderful instrument need to be played in a melodic way, not like a kind of speed challenge. Anytime I watch your videos you always play the right notes. And that is what guitar player need to learn. Thanks a lot!

Excellent clear lesson

Jack is back, thank you sir Jack’s, I’m just having fun, have a great day.

Fantastic lesson , thanks Jack

Jack - already purchased the melodic soloing. Such a straight forward approach. Been playing for years, and the chord tone awareness is really key to knowing where your at in the music, instead of of just blowing through random lines in traditional box positions.

Brilliant lesson. Thanks, Jack

Great lesson Jack!!!!! Thank you

A lot of memorisation of the different arpeggios but really worth the time and effort. Thanks a lot Mr Ruch always appreciated

Already purchased melodic soloing so can’t wait to dig into it further!

Merci beaucoup Jack pour la clarté de tes explications ta gentillesse ,et la qualité de ton jeu, thank u

Great lesson thanks Jack!

Jack, thank you for this. (I'm a new guitarist) It's really great because obviously, it's possible to move this all over the fretboard. Recently I've been practicing diatonic Major 7th arpeggios in C at the 8th position, then attempting to do melodic solos over a slow 2/5/1 backing track. But I wasn't connecting the dots until I saw your video. This is a really great and easy method to adopt into any key and anywhere on the neck. Love it! Thank you!

Thank you Jack. This method will fit well into the chord tone soloing piece that I am working on currently. Simple an effective.

Such a nice melody I wanted to hear you play to it at some point.

awesome lesson!! way to put it all together. Knowing the arpeggios but not sure how to put them together, that was great information to store in the sponge. I also like the sound I can create by knowing the scale the arpeggio is in to add in a spicey note here and there, even though the chord tones are enough it gives me that surprise and makes my mind possibly go in a different direction based on the sounds I am hearing, but giving that base to go back to. TY TY

wonderfully helpful video

Fantastic useful lesson, thanks for sharing those different ways to aproaching a chord melody, Jack. In my view, one of your best lessons, easy to follow and pure gold. Amazing guitar channel ❤

What a fantastic video have a wonderful day Jack ❤😊