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In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn a classic Blues lead that is played by staying in the key of the song and blending the Major & Minor Pentatonic scales.
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Oh, this one got me to yank my guitar off the wall and jam. Love this one and I predict a lot of us will be doing this lesson for years to come.
Sounds great! I love your blues lessons. Many thanks!
Some real toe tapping’ blues! Can’t wait to get into this one.
you are the best, between theory, technique, and the ability to move smoothly through the progressive blending of major and minor pentatonics . you always have my vote! Well always my membership..
An instant favourite. A Classic song and Classic lesson.
Hi Brian, I just realised we can print out the chord boxes, but it is only showing one note of the chords. Is there a way to show all the notes of the chords?
Great lesson, say no more.
Hi Brian, and every one.
Hello from France, where summer is tough this year because of the heatwave and fires on our coast.
Great blues composition this week ; it’s sounds really good.
It’s just a little bit too fast for me and I’ll have to slow down the tempo to work on it.
Have a good week.
Regards
Just a question : Isn’t the IV#dim7 chord also the Idim7?
Yes, same notes
Ok thank you.
You use this technique often, but it’s easier for me to remember (and find) the I than the IV#.
Maybe just a point of view thing (I’m trying to find my bearings).
Thanks a lot
hey Brian,
das fetzt!!! What a pleasure.
Good old blues Brian. Very cool lesson full of riffs to use. Nice and clear theory explanation to.
Great as usual.
Love your blues lessons, Brian, there’s always something new.
I’ve heard “call and response” phrasing described as a real conversation. You could pretend a 2nd guitar player was giving a response to your statement. In that sense it should be an appropriate reply, ie with a similar rhythmic pattern and maybe even starting on the same beat of the bar. In other words, sound like the other player was really listening to what you said.
Licks for the toolbox!!!
Brian, thank you so muc for the time and effort you put into this week’s lesson. I really enjoyed and appreciated it, and as always learned something new!
That’s great stuff, thanks a lot
A very nice blues song with precious explanations.
Thanks a lot Brian.
Awesome! B&G guitar. Model? Thank you.
Great lesson.