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In this MicroLesson (ML042) I’ll show you how to play 3 awesome major pentatonic licks in the key of E. You can also use these with the jam track in lesson EP230.
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Bluesman68 says
A great little piece, Brian, lot’s of fun and easy to play. Thank you.
Michael H. says
Brian, these micro lessons are the best idea. I have have gleaned a ton of great licks and techniques from them. Keep up the nice work.
Raymond P says
Fun to play, thanks Brian
Ray P
Sandra C says
HI Brian! I’m addicted to your lessons! 35 years of playing guitar without ever feeling good enough…Because i had never learned the basics! Execution is not the problem… It’s understanding where the same chords can be played…etc . A simple exercise like this one teaches me so much!!! Merci!!!
kulakai says
Really nice lesson…having lots of fun tripping on the licks. Good for me to practice using hammer-ons & pull offs. Have learned so much from the Micro Lessons, thanks Michael
Ray B says
Awesome little lesson. To me it sounds a lot like “Baby Jesus” tune out ofGarth Brooks Christmas Album. Since it is almost the season, I might just try to learn it and see if I can incorporate these licks in. Sounds fun.
Thanks Brian for all these great lessons!!! I learn so much.
Ray B
Pat P says
Nice presentation Brian – 1 bar chords and 1 bar lick really helps to tie things together. Would love to see more like it.
Thanks for all your efforts.
adam-quin says
Very cool lesson thanks Brian!
Bob W says
Love the lesson. I have a hard time with the deadened strings part, but I quickly got the jist of the piece and I am having fun learning.
Bob
sunburst says
Simply awesome..I had so much fun just last hr with improvisations on this..i wish to show it but afraid to get me in trouble it is so cool! ;lol
Jim L says
I really love these bite sized chunks of guitar gold. Learning so much from them. Great idea Brian.
Robert J says
cool lesson, almost more so for the rhythm/phrasing of the leads, which can be incorporated into different parts of the major pentatonic. cool stuff. I would also like to add that the video looks and sounds great.
guild618 says
Just noticed the search categories for just the micro lessons. That’s nice.
Bill W2 says
Happy Thanksgiving Brian!!! You continue to inform and Amaze us !
Ron M says
Great lesson Brian! Thanks!
wrightclick says
like these lick type lesson in different positions
james s says
excellent thanks ,, spent 2 hours on it last night ,, couldnt even start to get the second part up at the top 10th 12th etc ,, pick me guitar up just now got it in five mins ,, chuffed
garry p says
I don’t comment much, but every time one of these lessons hits my email, and I have time at work to open it, It makes my day. I’m not sure what style you have, but it is definitely music for the soul. I’m diggin it for sure, it’s different.
Jerry G says
Just received this lesson in my email. Sound like fun. Going to try playing it today.
Richard F says
Helps to tie things together, Brian. Thanks.
Drew D says
sheer genius brian, Thanks once again!!
scott b says
Brian over the last several months i have memorized 25 of your compositions but getting to be so many i hate to let any of them go but in order to move on there are so many great ones i need to. How do you do it when you get to this point
melanie c says
Really nice little song to play, made me pick up my taylor acoustic 🙂
Noble U says
Love this thank you very much.