Good Times CHIC Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
Good Times CHIC Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
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Sweet Dreams Eurythmics Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
Sweet Dreams Eurythmics Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
Takin' It To The Streets Doobie Brothers Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
Takin' It To The Streets Doobie Brothers Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
Blue Eyes Cryin' In The Rain Willie Nelson Guitar Solo Lesson + Tutorial
Blue Eyes Cryin' In The Rain Willie Nelson Guitar Solo Lesson + Tutorial
Wanna Play Blues Guitar But Recovering From A Surgery Or Injury? TRY THIS
Wanna Play Blues Guitar But Recovering From A Surgery Or Injury? TRY THIS
Piece Of My Heart Janis Joplin Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
Piece Of My Heart Janis Joplin Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
One Simple Trick For AMAZING BLUES SOLOS
One Simple Trick For AMAZING BLUES SOLOS
Cathy's Clown Everly Brothers Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
Cathy's Clown Everly Brothers Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
I Can't Be Satisfied Muddy Waters Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
I Can't Be Satisfied Muddy Waters Guitar Lesson + Tutorial
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MASTER the Pentatonic Scales in your BLUES SOLOS
MASTER the Pentatonic Scales in your BLUES SOLOS
Here are three tips for using the pentatonic scales in your solos:
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Use the pentatonic scale to add color to your guitar solos. The pentatonic scale is a great tool for adding variety and interest to your solos. Try using the pentatonic scale to create a contrast with the more traditional blues scales you might be using. This will give your solos a unique and interesting sound.
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Experiment with different techniques such as bends, slides, hammer-ons, and pull-offs to add more expression to your solos. These techniques can help to add more emotion to your playing and make the pentatonic scales sound more musical.
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As a guitar player, Use the pentatonic scale in combination with chord tones: To make your solos sound more in-tune with the chord progression of the song, try to incorporate the chord tones into your pentatonic scale runs. This will help to give your solos a stronger sense of melody and harmony, and make them sound more...
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