This Simple Pattern Unlocks the Fretboard for SEXY Guitar Solos

[@cesaraugustop]

Anyone can be guitarist, but not anyone is a good teacher. Majestic, thanks a lot.

[@kbnovid4430]

Been playing for not quite a year and the lightbulb is finally starting to shine. Thanks for this!

[@killedbycoconuts]

Thanks Eddie! Minor phrases with major mini licks.

[@MustangBasssman]

Eddie you are undoubtedly the greatest teacher out there YT fact. Your teaching is turning me into a Rockstar. Cheers

[@yaboiflats6986]

Great lesson

[@eugeneharmon1983]

Brilliantly explain how to use the minor and major panatonic scale

[@hmsemso]

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 🎸🎸🤘🤘❤

[@AssassinAlchemist]

Rock on! 🤘🏽🐺🎸

[@kalex1427]

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

[@tracydavis96]

Detail teacher love it..thank for your sharing knowledge...

[@michallekyr]

Really great video, makes it easier to understand

[@glenclarkchidley3637]

Love your channel Eddie… Even watching things I have known for years and just rethinking them gives a new perspective. However… Two opposite (VISUAL) views of the scale may be very confusing to newer guitarists. Just my observation and opinion!

[@dennisdalogdog7018]

Sir Good day to you I'm Dennis from The Philippines! How about in 5th string? Can u show and teach us! Thank you so much🥰..

[@combatwombat71]

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

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Yes! F# minor is the relative minor to A Major

[@glenclarkchidley3637]

🎯

[@eross21]

so will this shape work in sometime other a minor and major. ? like if you wanna split in a different key?

[@jmangi6221]

So,do we search for a "A", blues backing track? And go from there,correct? Great lesson guitar player, hehe.🤘🎸✌😜

[@RurouniFlojo]

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...

[@OnwardAndEdward]

It doesn’t *really* work playing A Major pentatonic over an A minor progression BUT in a blues where you’re dealing with 7th chords, you can get away with Major and minor pentatonic since the A7th chord contains a Major 3rd and a minor 7th. Both of those critical notes allow you to imply Major and minor with the pentatonic scale. Hope that made sense!

[@RurouniFlojo]

Yes it did, thanks!😊

[@tracydavis96]

The first thing we are going to need is a guitar..

[@apostlej.k.diamond4119]

That high E string is slightly out of tune..

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Doesn’t sound that way to me. But then again I don’t have perfect pitch