The "Two Pentatonic Paths" Concept - One of My BEST Beginner Lead Guitar Lessons!

[@tomsawyer2112]

I don't know if your job is in education / pedagogy, but your skill in this domain is outstanding. Your lessons, of short but efficient content, confirm your interest in teaching. Thanks

[@kylanmcnichols6525]

I've been playing for 11 years and went to a well known music college. This approach made way more sense than anything I've ever studied about the minor pentatonic scale and fretboard visualization in general. All in all this makes my life a lot easier. Thank you so much!

[@nativeazboy]

Oh my goodness !!!! How incredibly simple ! Why does no one else tell you this ! I'm a total newb & gave up practicing scales , thnx soooo much

[@tubeguy8888]

This is an interesting way of looking at the pentatonic, Thanks!

[@JimBowleyGuitar]

Glad you liked it, Dan! Rock on - jb

[@heiah]

i'd like to return the favor and recommend the three- part series: "fretboard logic" (which can be found easily on the internet) to use as an awesome accompanying( please excuse my bad spelling) help to visualize what our eyes and fingers need to do on the fretboard. changed my life

[@JimBowleyGuitar]

Thank you! I've explored the Fretboard Logic books a bit (I assume it's related to what you're saying here) but found them to be very complex for the average player. But...I will take another look! Cheers!

[@heiah]

Jim Bowley they start very simple, give it a try and stick to part one, there is an video accompaning the whole series, maybe you can find the whole package searching at the right spot ;) its good to clear terminoligy and to know your one, and everything relates to it in beatiful, simple geometry its really enlightning, concernig the people i explained it to :)

[@TheJblack57]

An awesome lesson

[@JimBowleyGuitar]

Thanks!

[@DaveLeoni]

Nice Jim!

[@JimBowleyGuitar]

Thanks, Dave!

[@ericcholey7496]

Currently I do not progressing for leads. Now I see opportunities ;-) Cool lesson besause very well explained and well detailed. Thanks !

[@mns8732]

Another good video.

[@mjt11860]

hi. do u have any exercises that would teach & improve dampening/muting strings when playing lead, etc. i really need help on this. i will b forever grateful. thanx.

[@stuartpilling6190]

Again. great lessons. Just might pay to remind people to play fret down on some of your gold guitar lessons. you have it tuned a half step down on some of your earlier lessons. Easy to remedy as I just play a half step down.

[@fetteclan]

Great lesson, thanks!

[@KeithLinscotts]

good stuff keithlinscotts

[@AcousticGuitarsForMe]

I know it's been a long time but I don't see the full lesson on your website.

[@ahmedkaasim8998]

for what purpose we have to use minor pantatonic scales and major panatonic scales? how about normal major scales and minor scales? help me. confusing.

[@andystephenson5407]

Dude you shoulda been a radio announcer or something you have a very recognizable talking voice

[@PersonalJesus97]

its insulting to say he should have chosen a different career path

[@KptKaracho3]

James Hetfields Voice! 😂

[@Terrysoddy]

You sound just like James hetfield

[@m1illion1]

Halle-freakin-luja!!!