Lesson #14: Modern Pentatonics Part 1 of 3

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In the first part of this series, I give examples of licks using the material drawn from lessons #11-13. In this first part, I simplify the technique of mixing pentatonics by relegating each lick to one position (more or less) and creating a solid 8th note line. This should give students an idea of where a good starting point lies in regards to this material. Also, you should take note that I only play over one chord (C-7.)

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[Modes9]

You have that Joe Diorio/Pat Martino thing happening!

[allegedartistlessons]

@Modes9 I studied with Pat. I do like Joe Diorio too.

[highintel]

Oh yea!! Great stuff!!!

[thedingalingz]

great lessons keep em comming...thanks

[Anaximan]

thanks for the lesson, good ideas as always