I'm not 100% sure i understand why the A major pentatonic works when the song is in A minor. Is it bc A major is equivalent to f# minor which is the submediant of A minor? But isnt F major the submediant? Im confused...

Billy Gibbons got that from Mississippi John Hurt.

Really great video, makes it easier to understand

I am big on alternate picking as well but James Hetfield from Metallica almost exclusively only down picks and has made his own famous style from it. He is an underrated rhythm guitar player

But I don't wanna use my pinky!

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Me personally? I write my own songs in a midi maker and then practice playing those songs on guitar. I HIGHLY recommend it considering that I only starting learning guitar very recently and now I'm already practicing legatto.

Uhhh 😳... That lick at the end... Transcription, pls? Lol 😅 💯

Great lesson! Thanks for taking the time to make this video

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So the A maj pentatonic is also essentially the F# minor pentatonic? (bar the missing F# root note)

Great tips! I focus on using my pinkie and alternate picking.

Hybrid pick ?

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Brilliantly explain how to use the minor and major panatonic scale

Thanks. This Video helped me more than any other Videos to getting started with soloing. It's this Video after wich I started with soloing. Thanks a lot 🎸🎸🤘🤘❤

Great lesson

Thanks Eddie! Minor phrases with major mini licks.

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This video truly sparked one of those lightbulb moments for me! Thank you for this clear, concise, and comprehensive explanation of the the CAGED System, how it ties in with the overall fretboard layout, and how to navigate through it over chord progressions! I really appreciate your teaching style and approach. You've truly unlocked my mind when it comes to practicing and soloing. Can't thank you enough for sharing!

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chord strummer for 30 years, gave this a try from a music book, and gave up 5 mins later, I have horrible attention span and patience, this video upped my game 500% in an instant, thank you for breaking it down and making it applicable!!

I am so glad I found this. Thank you :-) Best Regards from UK

You can turn it around by thinking of the scale in its six scale degree. Or natural minor of C major.

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You actually need an acoustic and a love for music.

I just don't tune it

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Love it. Simple and easy to remember. I'm a 34 year old Intermediate/Advanced player but i'm always after cool exercises and riff ideas to help me in my playing. Love this channel so much =) I'm going to practice the shit out of this over the Xmas break hehe

Good chords are like ripe tangerines 🍊

I like the first one

Nice work lad. Recently found your vids and find most all worth watching. Been playin for 30+ years. Still suck too. Fun to find a genuine communicator trying to teach thru connection like you seem to do with high proficiency. Plus you’ve got that conspiratorial spark in your eye, someone who loves what they do and willing spread the love. Good on ya. Keep up the good work.

sounds like Tony Iommi

I need some of that

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So if you wanted to change key, could you just move your boxes up/down the fret board accordingly? Example: moving the shape down one fret to get into the key of F

Great lick to practice. What LP sryle guitar are you using in the video, please?

Thank you for sharing I really needed this completely awesome

Great lesson

I don’t want to play rhythm. I want to play lead!

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Sometimes, you find a great teacher in life,this guy made me not only sound good,but opened up my music vision,and helped me find a better sound 🎉 thanks big bro

Danzig definitely uses the fuzz one

WOW my man ,totally captivating!

This is really great Lexi, I'm going to use this exercise a lot and extend it into scales practice.

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Also known as the blues scale😊

So absolutely true!!

Thank you!

I never understood the use of knowing scales... just note patterns..