Blending the Pentatonics using the "SLIDEY" lick. Guitar Lesson - ML105

[@jhilsanders]

How fortunate we guitarists are to have access to this guy. If I had this lesson as a 14 year old kid my musical journey would be so beyond where i am now. However, as a 72 year old kid, I'm still enjoying the journey. So many new things to learn!

[@ibensniffintrix4105]

Absolutely one of the greatest instructors Brian is. He knows how to inspire yet keeps it simple.

[@watercolour7606]

Thank you for showing one lick and how to make many more melodic licks from that one lick. That is my light bulb moment. You are a very inspiring musician.

[@wendylee9592]

I STARTED PLAYING GUITAR when I was 80, now 91, and I love this chap. John

[@activemelody]

That's incredible and inspiring!

[@garyrochussen3430]

Delightful to hear! You made this 62 year old feel like a young upstart! I hope I'll still be learning at 91 and beyond! ❤

[@brazilgriller6073]

Wow that's amazing . Hope for me 72

[@solomonwaigani4512]

A seriously excellent lesson. Brilliant way to blend the major and minor pentatonics. Bravo!👏 👏👏👏👏

[@janscottburgett5381]

Initally learned this as the hybid Amaj scale, but in only one position. Using the SLIDEY technique to connect the other hybid positions really opens the fretboard to so many more opportunities. This was a lightbub moment for me, Brian. THX!! Going to challenge myself by doing this in a different keys too.

[@fgear8670]

What a fun lesson! and as always, easy to understand, Thanks Brian!

[@martabetcke4030]

Thanks a lot Brian! This was exactly what I asked for last week:) More transitions between minor and major pentatonic please!

[@MarkSmith-rc8bx]

Great lesson! I will get some milage out of this one... Thanks for teaching us all

[@Black1ce8]

I like the new tab layout, Brian

[@jwl9086]

Great Brian, I was looking for a way to blend the pentatonic scales and you hit a homerun with this lesson. Thanks for all your insights.

[@Delzona]

Brilliant lesson!! Easy to understand and after learning the mechanics of the lick, I'm already making subtle changes just based on what I think sounds good to me. I really love these micro lessons because it gives me a simple concept that I can work into my knowledge base. Cheers!

[@Cappaghgrove]

Early this week Brian...cool as always...

[@rajennaidoo7]

Thank you Brian. Excellent lesson.

[@brianshank1419]

Awesome lesson, Brian. Thank you!

[@mickStetson]

Wow Brian...I've been struggling to get my head around how to meld the 5 cage patterns together and this Slicky Slide lesson really helped me get to know how to do it. Of course not perfectly, but you made it clear that there were all these different patterns intertwined in the same area on the fretboard. Great lesson! Hope you can come up with some more like it so I can finally get this stuff so I can see it, hear it and do it automatically. Thanks!

[@mattprince9204]

Great video - thanks Brian! Btw, love the color on your telecaster 🎸👌

[@DavidColwell-x4d]

Thanks Brian!, i really like the "slidey" lick :)

[@lloydskidmore]

Great lesson as usual, very useful, thank you

[@vonzoomtunes9847]

Love your playing Brian! Yeah…this is a good lesson for minor and major mixing!

[@danielgustafson6209]

Thank you Brian. Great concept! I’m going to work with this idea this week!

[@jeremymccarthy3054]

So good. Thanks Brian. ❤

[@michaeljohn4598]

Really valuable, really useful. Thanks Brian!

[@atobve]

Awesome lesson, Brian. Thank you very much.

[@darrenohehir7458]

Nicely broken down and well served... Looking forward to getting this pattern into the muscle memory. Thanks Brian....nice fender!

[@irishRocker1]

Great lesson. Really gives a good framework to get started

[@MatthewWorthing]

these mini lessons are so good

[@lefty5string]

i started out on banjo with Chris' mom Murphy Henry's VHS tapes 20 some years ago and she helped me secure my Stelling Golden Cross. Very musical family

[@drutgat2]

Many thanks Brian.

[@sfischer1001]

Always great lessons, Thanks!

[@СергейБогданович-с9д]

Hello guitarist. Thanks Brain 🙏🍀👌🎼🎶🎵✌️🎸🌹❤️✌️

[@asansone57]

fun lesson, Thanks!!

[@GuitarJoLa]

Perfect, Brian! Love these single concept MicroLessons! 💕

[@piratejack2469]

Great lesson! J. J. Calendar springs to mind. On completely different tangent would you explore the possibilities of giving a lesson on Mississippi John Hurt style of playing. Such a sweet sound.

[@SteveL-v9u]

Got that JJ Cale vibe. Excellent lesson.

[@whatareweuptonow4415]

Love it!!

[@enriqueialexanderI]

Yes! I love this thank you

[@carraror]

Thanks Brian. It would be cool to have a lesson when you mix major and minor pentatonics also on other patterns

[@steveavant9727]

I’m pretty sure he has a few lessons on that.

[@senorsenior9546]

Cool!

[@dawin6710]

This is an excellent alternative method for moving between the CAGED, the D shape, and the A shape. Not to mention, that it sounds cool.

[@ruthanngrace8673]

So D shape is pattern 2?

[@Black1ce8]

@@ruthanngrace8673pattern 2 is E shape.

[@dietmarschuller3963]

What telecaster is that? It looks so cool, and the humbucker-P90 combination is quite unique.

[@activemelody]

It's a Danocaster

[@foxmaiden1608]

Hello Brian, great lesson again. I am a Premium member since many yesrs. My question: why do not explane the notes by name like A or C sharp for example?

[@activemelody]

i don't think that way i guess.

[@reddottx]

I see that it does work and that it’s a blend of major and minor but I don’t see WHY it works. I would just be copying you on this one. I think you were trying to explain it in the flat third section but it didn’t breakthrough for me. Still think you’re the best though! Thanks!

[@paulharrison-r4y]

Sounds like JJ Kale with that style

[@MB-zk7pz]

3:18

[@rasmusholst6272]

Brillant littel hard too get under your fingers. 😅

[@jfinke373]

That was a bit weak. Now you are just holding out. I guess I would too. Thanks Brian. Five High.

[@activemelody]

Thanks?

[@jeffro.]

I usually like these kinds of lessons, but...sorry, i just didn't get this one.

[@billyjoechurchwell9988]

You look entirely out of character with a beard and baseball cap. Just saying.

[@brettsbluesguitar3892]

No he doesn't, he's looked like that before. He has lost a ton of weight since his early days

[@activemelody]

😎

[@steveavant9727]

How would you prefer he look?