Backing Track In G Major | Pentatonic | Easy Lesson

[@davidcammilleri5526]

Okay, i have listened to hundreds of jam tracks. This is the most beautiful one ever. Thanks for building this masterpiece. Jamming along with the Pentatonic notes listed is perfect!

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

thanks 🎸🙏

[@HawaiiJetboat]

Never commented on a backing track ever but this was genius!

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

Thank you. 🙏

[@RaviShankar-qt8ys]

same man, this helped me more in 10 minutes then any other videos have combined. thank you!

[@Fathertyme-z2c]

Well-Done!!!...I Luv playing to this !!...Thanx again!!!

[@shawneaton4431]

omg im crap at guitar . just learning the g pentatonic scales . and i just played lead all through that. thank you. with power chords blues curls, hammer ons, and a bit of pitch harmonics too

[@mabblers]

Great backing tracks. Helps immensely! Thanks!

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

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[@marloasistente2785]

Awesome lessons. I learned a lot of understanding guitar scales and their rhythm chords. Many thanks. ❤

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

I'm happy to help in any way with your studies! Good studies...

[@jimdep6542]

Great presentation. Very helpful, thanks !

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[@rosariabianchi5900]

Fantastic

[@ryokasunagi7711]

I love this very nice for beginners like me

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

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[@vincentnair52]

Thank you.
God bless 🙏

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

God bless 🙏

[@mertnural3184]

When I search for g major penatonic scale some videos and pictures show the C and F# notes aswell. Should those notes be played while soloing? If not what is the reason they are shown at this specific scale. Im so confused can you please answer 😭🙏🏼

[@mertnural3184]

nvm I got it apparently major scale and major pentatonic scale are not the same scales and they are played differently. music is hard...

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

@mertnural3184 exactly G major natural is G - A - B - C - D - E - F#
and the pentatonic is G - A - B - D - E. We remove the VI and Vii

[@beausmuse8624]

Sounds good! Thanks

[@chopperwhopperzzz]

THANKS!!!!!!!

[@guitarroutines4219]

nice

[@beausmuse8624]

Good job! Thanks

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

Thanks 🙏

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[@GuitarLessonsTV]

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[@rogeriorodolfobarbosa5815]

Muito obrigado!

[@simonkristofer]

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[@nico3641]

I iii ii V

[@duchessofhazjack4878]

So I need to learn all these positions and memorise them?! how is that easy?!

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

Yes, this is a method! You can also study using triads or a caged system, for example.

[@KOKOYS-hd1gn]

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