Lick #23: Stevie's Wrongun (Guitar Lesson LK-023) How to play

In this guitar lesson we check out a Stevie Ray Vaughan stylee lick that uses a pretty strange (wrong) note that sounds very cool... so it's a right note! Tab is on the web site of course.

The sound is the Strat into a Zen Drive Pedal into an old Fender Princeston II. Neck pickup I think... can't recall the settings.

Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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To get help with this lesson (and for further info and tabs), find the Lesson ID in the video title (like ST-667 or whatever) and then look it up on the Lesson Index page of justinguitar.com

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Have fun :)


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[ras3cue]

Hi Justin

I’m just curious. Is that the good old red strat with new pickguard and new pickups or is it a new one?

[JustinSandercoe]

@ras3cue old one with new pickguard and kinmann pickups.

[TheKeefguitar]

the lesson lk-023 it's not in youre  webpage

[JustinSandercoe]

@TheKeefguitar it is now :) you beat my by seconds! just uploaded it!!

[MunterE]

That's an odd looking Tele, Justin...

[JustinSandercoe]

@MunterE oops :) I must learn to tell the difference.

[PowerTwang]

Great lesson. Thanks Justin!

[50L0NE]

hell thats a stratocaster!

[bums643]

Hi, I'm not sure but doesn't the f sound good in this lick because, even though it looks like you're in the 1st box of the e minor pentatonic the root not is actually the b, so the f, becomes the blue note rather than the flat second?

[codycoop42120]

Hi Justin,

I have been meaning to ask if you would be so kind as to make a video on how to use the harmonic minor scale. My favorite guitarist is Slash and I've noticed that he plays a lot of the fast runs in the Godfather solo in the harmonic minor scale. If you could demonstrate some of those runs and how to use the scale to incorporate into other songs I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks :)

[corbelius6]

Great job as always Justin! Keep up the great work your vids are really helpful for a guy like me that plays strictly by ear

[qwertyuiop46853]

@jimigrunge The wrong note is a flat second, it really doesn't belong to either the major or minor pentatonic scales, it could work just because of simple chromaticism. If you were to land on F while playing a minor pentatonic progression, a dorian minor progression, etc, it would sound bloody awful.

[qwertyuiop46853]

@Strat0Blues A BUUUUNCH, depends always on the context. But the 13th fret is an F note, so it really is from any scale that has F in it.

[Strat0Blues]

What scale is the 13th fret from??

[fenderbenderable]

5:20 Fuck Yeah!