Lead Guitar Tactics

Archive for May, 2010

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In this lesson the shift from minor to major is explored. Most courses
will tell you to shift from the minor pentatonic scale to the major pentatonic scale.

This lesson shows you how to achieve this by changing only one note.

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The backing track can be found in this lesson…

http://leadguitartactics.com/blog/132/c7-voicings-all-over/

Best Wishes,

Bob

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This video lesson demonstrates the use of 4 different voicings of a C7 chord along with the five fingerings of the pentatonic scale. This may seem like an impossible task but when you break the fretboard down into small chunks like we did in the last video and learn each one, putting them all together is no big deal.

It’s like the old joke…How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Same thing here.

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In case you missed the first two lessons they can be found here…

http://leadguitartactics.com/blog/119/like-ja/

http://leadguitartactics.com/blog/122/c7-voicing-one/

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This video lesson demonstrates using one of four C7 voicings and one fingering of the pentatonic scale played over a simple bass groove that outlines a C7 chord,

Practicing in one small area like this is one of the keys to making it easier to learn the entire fretboard.

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Best Wishes,

Bob

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