The "Secret" Pentatonic Scale Shapes - Lead Guitar Lesson [GuitarTeacher.com]

Most Blues and Rock guitarists connect the Minor Pentatonic scale using just two patterns that cover the entire neck. Learn them in this guitar lesson from GuitarTeacher.com instructor Storm Stenvold.

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[guitarobhero]

thanks for that, good teacher.

[kwyjiboy11]

Thank you

[hecdafe]

GRACIAS! thanks from Valencia (Spain)

[maxipennywise]

MAESTRO!!! Thanks for that... Greetings from Argentina! (:

[bigjimmyrocker]

thank you for the post

[ThePyroHobo]

The song: funk 49 uses this scale

[WHEREtheFUNK]

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[Apalachee207]

cool



[ohhellyeahgimmeabeer]

@SharpDressedMan32

here is what i do ... write a cool main lead lick. *play main lick and after the main lick play about 2 or 3 notes then go back to *main lick then 3 or 4 different notes then back to *main lick then perhaps only 1 or 2 notes then *main lick and 3 or 4 notes ending on root note. that would be 4 measures (count the *) of a solo that keeps the notes familiar but not boring. by the way the 2 or 3 or 4 or whatever notes is totally up to you. its your creation.

[snagglepuss350]

THAT WAS VERY GOOD LESSON-THANKS---

[Modes9]

That makes a lot of sense. You view the guitar more like a keyboard or vibes that way. On those instruments, the shapes for everything are the same in every octave. I tune my guitar in perfect fourths all the way across so I can play all my intervals, chords, and scales the same way in every octave.