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Hey, guys. Claude Johnson here with guitarcontrol.com and I want to talk about pentatonic scale shapes and playing licks and expanding your knowledge. I’m in the key of A. The thing is, first of all, you’ve got to know your five basic shapes. I’m not going to go over those because I’ve done, I think, …
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Hope you enjoy this mini lesson of the day… You can easily spice up your blues licks by combining minor pentatonic with harmonic minor, either by playing a pentatonic phrase and then a harmonic phrase (or vice-versa)… or simply hitting the major 7th note (1 note below the root). Try it out. Also, we’re very …
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How’s it going, guys? My name is John McClennanand I’m here with guitarcontrol.com,bringing you this lesson. This is ourlast installment on the hexatonic scale. We’ve covered from all the way down hereto the 2nd fret, and now we’re ending uphere on the 14th fret, which gives us thewhole range of the instrument with somegood vocabulary, …
How’s it going, guys? This is John McClennanand I’m here with guitarcontrol.com,bringing you this video lesson and we’recontinuing our little series of lessonson what I call the hexatonic scale,which is a six-note scale. It’s your majorscale with the fourth step removed. We need to keep filling out all the positionsof the guitar with licks and …