How To Solo Over Blues with one Pattern

[@MrSDFD18]

I wish I could make a loop of you playing over the changes. You give such an easy melody to mimic. I could play along with it for hours.

[@Wendell309]

Appreciated the lesson. Been working on playing the changes 👍

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

@@Wendell309 thank you!

[@cycle51]

great lesson, i was wondering why i kept messing up on the changes. Now I know.

[@Darren-iq1ec]

Hi Suke there is some really good stuff in this lesson, with the guide tones plus pentatonic I'm hearing musicality in my playing and the changes are becoming outlined.....thank you.

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

@@Darren-iq1ec So good to hear, Thank you for watching and Keep playing!

[@Darren-iq1ec]

@@LeadGuitarWorkshopI have just purchased your Book 3 as well.😎🤞👍

[@davidegral7152]

This switched on a few lightbulbs for me. You’re a good teacher and I thank you for giving us your insights. Please keep up the good work. Your generosity is making a difference with a lot of your viewers

[@kc8923]

I have to keep going over these basics, they just don't seem to stick!!!

[@davidegral7152]

@@kc8923Keep going over - it will stick

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you so much, glad they are helping

[@leowong1694]

Took me a while. (I'm slow) After viewing your videos a few times, the guide tones finally clicks. Play with Am -> A7, Dsus2 ->D, etc. Thank you.

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you for watching and sticking w it

[@briandonato7593]

I like the way you simplify things. You have a good way of communicating.

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Keep Playing!

[@domdos2264]

Great lesson blues man. Thank you. Some more please.

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you and will do

[@bigdave6390]

Thanks for all the useful tidbits. Those guide tones can really be heard in the beginning of Rock and Roll. What I've been using way too much IMO is dropping to the flat seventh right before the chord change. A three note chromatic descent. Classic phrase. Thanks again. Subscribed.

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you so much, glad to have you. Keep Playing!

[@al6377]

brilliant lesson! Thanks a lot !!

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thanks for watching, keep playing!

[@doninetexas]

As always, a great lesson... Thanks... don

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you Don, hope all is ok in Texas w you

[@AQAJR1]

Fantastic stuff!

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@restitutogallardo5179]

Nice mate

[@larryjones6061]

Excellent!

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@pinkifloyd7867]

Thank you ❤

[@jeffreyrivers1983]

What brand of guitar are your playing?

[@rajeshgumber363]

Hi , it's a Godin brand, logo is on the headstock .

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Godin and the model is Summit CT. I absolutely love my Godins. I got my first in 2009. I joined them as an Artist last year.

[@waynegram8907]

How do you know which notes in the minor pentatonic scale are the guide tones? The guide tones are the chord tones of the IV and V chord that aren't in the minor pentatonic scale? I'm confused what is the differences between common tones VS guide tones?

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

Start w the 5 notes of the scale and match and adjust for each respective chord tone. Guide tones are a way of connecting the chord tones

[@waynegram8907]

@@LeadGuitarWorkshop guide tones are only by half step? Or only by whole step? To connect to chord tones

[@LeadGuitarWorkshop]

@@waynegram8907 either, smaller sounds strong but u can do bigger intervals too

[@waynegram8907]

@@LeadGuitarWorkshop make a lesson about guide note lines and how to create guide note lines in chord progressions.