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"Thinking Out Loud" Guitar Solo Tutorial | Double Stops, Bends, Slides, 3rds and more!

I got so many requests for this that I just HAD to make this video, so here it is! Ed Sheeran's guitar solo from his 2014 hit, "Thinking Out Loud." ► Throughout the lesson, we use a variety of lead guitar techniques. If you need extra help getting them to sound good, I recommend checking out my lead guitar eBook. It's free for all of my subscribers, you can get your copy here: http://goodguitarist.com/learn-lead-g... Other Ed Sheeran guitar lessons you might be interested in: "Thinking Out Loud" (Fingerstyle) -    • How to play "Thinking Out Loud" EXACTLY li...   "I See Fire" (Intermediate Fingerstyle) -    • I See Fire - Easy Guitar Tutorial | Ed She...   "Perfect" (SUPER Easy Beginner Fingerstyle) -    • "Perfect" Guitar Tutorial - Ed Sheeran | E...   "Photograph" (Easy Chords & Strumming) -    • Photograph Guitar Tutorial - Ed Sheeran | ...   "Happier" (Fingerstyle) -    • "Happier" Guitar Tutorial - Ed Sheeran | E...   "Shape of You" (Easy Chords & Strumming) -    • "Shape Of You" Guitar Tutorial - Ed Sheera...   "A-Team" (Percussive fingery-strummy sorta thing) -    • "The A Team" Easy Guitar Tutorial - Ed She...   "Castle On The Hill" (Fast strumming) -    • "Castle On The Hill" Easy Guitar Tutorial ...   "Lego House" (Thumb + Finger style) -    • How to play "Lego House" by Ed Sheeran | E...   "Everything Has Changed" (Straight up strumming) -    • 'Everything Has Changed' Guitar Tutorial |...   "Give Me Love" (Strumming w/ Embellishments) -    • "Give Me Love" Guitar Lesson - Chords & Em...   --- The lesson begins with a quick discussion about guitar tone. For the recording, it sounds like they used a large tube amp (like a Fender Twin or Super) and just cranked it (REALLY LOUD) to get some natural gain. You probably don't live in a sound-proof studio, so blasting the volume is most likely not an option, so in order to approximate this tone we can just add a little bit of gain. The rest of the lesson follows a straight-forward format. I break the solo up into many small bits, and then I: demonstrate at full speed, break it down, demonstrate it slowly. Then I move on to the next part, and the next. At the very end of the lesson (10:52) is a full play-along, slowed down to half speed. I recommend watching this a few times to get the feel for the solo, and then trying to play along yourself! I hope you enjoyed this lesson, and I'll see you soon! -James --- http://goodguitarist.com/thinking-out...   / goodguitarist     / goodguitarist