Pentatonic Chord Overlays: Add Depth to Your Solos
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- Welcome back to the channel! In today’s lesson, we’re diving deep into the world of pentatonic chord overlays, a powerful technique that can add incredible depth and emotion to your guitar solos. This is all about mastering the relationship between chords, scales, and phrasing to unlock infinite musical potential.
🎸 What You'll Learn:
The basics of pentatonic scales and their importance in rock and blues.
How to integrate chord tones into your solos for a richer sound.
Techniques used by legends like Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, and Eric Clapton.
Practical examples and exercises to help you master pentatonic chord overlays.
🎵 Why This Matters:
Understanding and utilizing pentatonic chord overlays can transform your playing, making your solos sound more professional and emotionally resonant. Whether you're a beginner looking to expand your toolkit or an experienced player aiming to refine your style, this lesson has something for you.
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Recommended listening: Tracks by SRV, B.B. King, and Eric Clapton
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It's not often that you stumble upon the exact information you need to help push you to the next level. Thanks for posting this. It's gold! I've been really deep diving into Clapton's mixing of major and minor pentatonic recently, and this is brilliant. Subscribed .
I appreciate that! So glad you found the channel!
Best lesson out of the 100 thousand ++, I've scrolled through ✌️😁🎸🎵🔈🔊🔉Thanks Man 🎉
Wow, thanks! Glad you found the channel
Cool lesson! Thanks
Cheers! Glad you found it.
Brilliant video, no frill or fuss, no flashy tricks, just solid info and to the point. I’m already practising it with success. Looking forward to it becoming second nature
Great to hear! Thanks Steve
With his unconventional playing style, and being blind, Jeff Healey played with such feeling and emotion. The guitar was his voice.
Great show thanks. And I relearn things I have forgotten over the years. Perhaps blues chord structures would be an idea, if you haven’t covered it before.
I love his playing!
Yes, blues chords is a good idea!
Jeff Healey might have been blind put excelled in that direction through feeling
He died some time ago from some kind of disease I believe. Really sad. Life was not fair to that guy and it sux ballz but he sure did make something out of a bad hand dealt to him.
Brilliant lessaon! I think it would be great if you could do the same thing with the modes.
Yes, I have some good lessons on modes, I will have a think about that!
Great lesson ,more Major/minor Grist to mill. Thanks
Thanks! Grist to mill, that’s awesome.
Again Invaluble Mix match Lesson !
Thanks Bob!
@@evergladesrhythm Im still laging behind integrating singing or playing.
Thanks. Very helpful.
You're welcome!
Great lesson!
Glad you liked it!
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Thank you. So much meaningful information.
You are so welcome! Glad you found the channel
Great info, I’ve got a lot of work to do. Thanks for the ideas and information, Bravo❤
Thank you Greg! Appreciate you watching.
Best AhHa lesson I have ever had!!
Oh wow! That is cool. Thanks Philip.
You forgot in the GUIDELINES the V chord you play the Major Pentatonic ADD M7 the major 7th to the major pentatonic scale. You should do another video adding in the notes for the iii chord, vi chord, diminished blues chords. Often in Blues they will use a V7#9, V7#5, V7b9, V9 or V13 or Diminished chords for the V chord so you have to overlay these chords with the pentatonic
what amp are yu using?
I am using a kemper.
Clapton never would have let a bag of coke fall out a window.
The minor Pentatonic scale should be banned, its so boring, BB, Boring Blues.
Hah!, can be, some players do some cool stuff with it. Eric Johnson did some crazy pentatonics! But there are other options for sure.
But I do lobe B.B.!
Smoke a joint and relax. You sound high maintenance.