GUITAR LESSON: Dominant 7th Soloing Tips

[@proguitarofficial]

Hi there! :) Here's what we're talking about in this video: 0:00 INTRO 0:31 Reminding ourselves... 1:43 The Minor Pentatonic 2:22 The Blues Scale 3:16 The Major Pentatonic 4:34 The Mixolydian Mode 5:56 Playing minor lines over dominant 7th chords... 8:48 FREE TAB INFO 9:09 Example on how to use this concept... 9:58 LICK Example 1 11:10 LICK Example 2 14:01 Ask questions... 14:16 LICK Example 3 17:06 LICK Example 4 20:32 LICK Example 5 23:02 LICK Example 6 27:41 Changing key... 28:28 BONUS LICK... 30:17 THANK YOU Thank you all so much for watching! Let me know if you liked the video! :)

[@alejandroperez4051]

is an amazing lesson!

[@andrewarcher2773]

that Maton has seen some miles - Tommy would be proud

[@Mandoline2007]

In addition to being a gifted guitarist, you are an excellent teacher, it is a pleasure to watch your videos. Bravo!

[@zizouel6366]

Thanks a lot for your big heart// Have a nice day sir.

[@vkavcic6]

I admire your patience and persistence,very nice thank you very much.

[@crazyabstract4917]

Thanks a lot ... U are one of the best guitarists I have ever come across Keep going ..brother Stay blessed❤

[@proguitarofficial]

Thank you so much!!

[@klangfarben6]

What an incredibly insightful and generous lesson, thank you! Example 5 sounds very Wes.

[@proguitarofficial]

Thank you so much!! Yes, that one's really in the Wes-style! :)

[@gregmilligan4569]

A new and fantabual lesson, Emil. You are expanding ears and minds, getting folks out of pent-up-boxes. The first minor idea (1, 3, 5, 7, 6 - minor 6 chord) always reminds me of the hook in Louis Jordan’s “Is You Is Or Is You Aien’t”. I thought it was the coolest sound when I heard it 40 years ago, and still love it. Great lesson man.

[@proguitarofficial]

Love it!! Thanks so much for watching my friend!!

[@gregmilligan4569]

@@proguitarofficial And - your continual encouragement here and on ProGuitar to move ideas around the neck and into different keys has opened up some new understandings of the neck. Cheers…

[@AresJazzOfficial]

Grandeee, iscritto volentieri....

[@matteousai694]

Thanks for this lesson... I've been studying since it came out. a question: if I play a blues I-IV-V can I use the minor fifth degree arpeggios also of the IV and V when I am on them or only that of the first degree, the reference totality? thanks Emil

[@proguitarofficial]

So glad you’re learning from the lesson!! Great question! Yes, you can use the minor arpeggio from the 5th of each chord in the blues!!😍 it might sound a bit more jazzy if you do 😎

[@matteousai694]

Thank you so much

[@Przemasok]

Great lesson! 🔥🎸

[@danielkent2566]

You're a great teacher Emil! I never take that for granted. Thanks for this lesson.

[@proguitarofficial]

Thank you so much 😊

[@MrKaboca]

Great school, from one of the cool teachers, hey Emil, Thank's so much, we love you, greetings from Switzerland

[@shouberthelus7370]

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[@proguitarofficial]

Hi! What page is not working? Kind regards /Emil

[@eirikkildal5082]

Great lesson!! Thanks!🙏

[@craigkeller]

Yay Emil! Thank you 🙏

[@UnknownSource-k1t]

thank you Emil!

[@mountainman8775]

What an incredible instrument tone and player. The guitar sounds like a classic recording instrument from the golden era of acoustic guitar tone.