Okay, so last time I showed you this pentatonic lick that goes like this. Today I want to show you just like kind of the philosophy behind it and how you can come up with your own licks. So basically what I’m doing is riffing off the E pentatonic scale. I’m using what I call
I’m not talking about “box” patterns as in a whole fretboard position — i just mean a little 4 note box that you can repeat and combine in different ways. I’ll go deeper into this in the next lesson. For now, here’s something to get you started.
Hey, what’s up? It’s Claude Johnson and welcome to another lesson from Guitar Control. Let’s do some more Hendrix stuff today. I really hope you enjoyed my last lesson. We talked a lot about kind of the more rock and electric, funky kind of Hendrix style. Today I want to get into more of the
Hey, guys. It’s Claude Johnson and today is Friday. Thank God it’s Friday. Friday happens to be Hawaiian shirt day here in the office. So I’ve got my Hawaiian short on and that’s cool. Now, today I want to show you some Jimi Hendrix style riffs. And of course no one can play like Jimi,
Hey guys… I decided to record my own take on the “jump blues” as inspired by Jimmy Dillon… Gave ya some tabs too 🙂 By the way , this is inspired by the ROCKIN THE BLUES DELUXE course. 🙂 CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT! Okay, so basically it’s just like a 1-4-5 blues. I’m
Hey, guys. Claude Johnson here and in today’s guitar lesson I want to show you a lick that’s fast and flashy, but you actually don’t need a lot of chops to play it. I hope you’ll enjoy it and let’s just go right into it. Here’s the lick. Once again. So we’re in the key
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