as anybody here bought any of this guys courses?
was it worth the cash?
did you get anything out of it?
how would you rate this guys teachings?
any real world applications with this course?
anybody using a different course that they suggest to others?

I'm a noob so take it with a grain of salt, i like his videos on itunes you can subscribe to his podcast for free and he has like 65 videos heavy on blues , Stevie ray Vaughn type stuff which i like but its your tastes .

i like his approach on things. he explains his methods pretty well.
you can tell his heart is in his teachings.
on a sight like this, im suprised more people havent
tried him out yet.

I've bought two courses from him. One was the lesson he had on Dirty Pool/Tin Pan Alley type minor chords and the other was the Essential Techniques: Bending course. I bought the one on minor chords because it was something I was very interested in and didn't know too much about. It definitely helped me and I have applied what I learned in that lesson to my actual playing live. I got the course on bending because I'm very particular about my bending and I hate it when I listen to a recording and I think my bending is sub standard. The lesson gave me some new ideas about bending and it really did help me.

The lessons aren't a one time thing either. You don't just watch it once and be done with it. I go back over them and review them often. There's always something I missed that I can pick up by doing that. I think that the lessons I got were worth the money and I wish that I could buy more. Maybe for Christmas.

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im thinking about the theory and the blues box courses. both seem to have a few things i need to brush up on.
i like his teaching methods. i wish he went deeper into theory though.

I've bought several of his blues box and fretboard sets.

They are good if you use them to practice with (which is what I wanted).
Almost any course or book will work to learn from, if you put in the time and practice effort needed.

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ok if i practice with them, but what about real world applications?

If you practice anything enough you can find real world applications for it. Sometimes I learn things that I think I'll never end up use, and then I find myself in a position where I need them. And to answer your question, yes, if you don't already know what the blues boxes are (pentatonic shapes basically) then if you learn them they will probably be something you use every time you take a solo.

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ok thats what i want to know.
i know tons of crap thats theres no practical use for.
follow me with what im saying?
i know he says his blues boxs arent the standard blues boxes
folks normally use. that part threw me off a bit so ive
yet to order any of his stuff.
if you go to free lessons on his sight, drop down and go to page 2.
theres a thanksgiving jam. click on it and listen.
the dude can play. i do like his tone with both the blues jr and the
samamp he has. his sight is where i found the blues jr amp
for the first time. i loved the tone so i bought one.
play through it every night.

Anthony posts here in this forum from time to time. It was one of his videos that inspired me to acquire a Blues Jr NOS amp.

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thats the one i have too, the NOS. dang thing sounds amazing.
what state is anthony out of, do you know?

Anthony posts here in this forum from time to time. It was one of his videos that inspired me to acquire a Blues Jr NOS amp.

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Somewhere up north. Pennsylvania I believe? I could be wrong though. I think he mentioned it in his blogs about the King of the Blues contest he entered last year.

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i wonder if theres any youtube footage of him at the king of the blues? that would be cool. i really like his playing. his bending is crazy.

Anthony is a nice guy, and the lessons are very good. I like to support small businessmen, so I was happy to buy a couple of his lessons.

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