Jimmy Page & Eric Clapton Mixing Pentatonic Scales

[@pitchforker3304]

Very cool... Having the major and minor patterns up while you were playing was interesting. I've never seen it explained like that before!

[@lsebastian6658]

Awesome lesson!!

[@DarkenedDZ]

Ok, that was definitely a little tidbit I hadn’t known before and I’ve been playing for like 25yrs! I’ve always kind of “felt it” but have never had it explained that way…thx for sharing this bruthuh

[@giovannifarinacci4533]

Great lesson once again.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

I like how those guys mix major and minor in the same position.

[@alancookson3619]

Wow that is really useful thanks

[@counterbalancelife4305]

Wow! What a simple little thing that, once seen, can't be unseen. Connected many things I already had down but were separated only by my mind. Thank you.

[@JeffCrowell11]

That’s a great lesson. Thank you!

[@Nobody_Important_Yea]

Really glad I found this channel. Great detail and pace. You are also a very good guitar player!

[@12footchain]

Thank you!

[@veryhappy2681]

Wow, I’ve been playing for years and never put that together. Thank you.

[@dennisheid4343]

Thanks for expanding our understanding of the what and why of the fretboard.

[@jamesbond4633]

Excellent lesson!! I shall be trying this in my next practice session!!! YOu can really tell how it works in those songs and gives them both a nice little change. It's almost like they are taking a step back when they go to the major getting ready to dig back in and taking the listeners along for a ride. Very cool.

[@glennevans5824]

The telecaster you can use it on any venue…love yr tutelage u found interesting tid bits I never have..and I’m playing long long time ..great channel keep ‘em coming…Glenn NYC🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@franciscolopez3229]

Ooooohwie. Thanks man, that was a very clear instruction.

[@1specificfrequency220]

Cool "Lemon Song" demo, and you remembered to switch pickups!

[@ajmiller8887]

Very cool man! I’m glad I found your channel

[@jjiacobucci]

I’ve seen two of your instructional vids and subbed. Thank you !

[@12footchain]

Thank you! Welcome!

[@drutgat2]

Thanks for this - and for the George Harrison ('All Things Must Pass' T-shirt!).

[@TheEricalmonte]

Fantastic , sir

[@wooddog3000]

Great video and explanation on mixing the scales. Also, killer examples of how it is used! There are so many guitar theory videos but there don't seem to be many that explain this concept, or show how to apply it to actual songs very well. Hope this gets a lot of views.

[@12footchain]

Thank you!

[@bakontrackz]

Cool T-Shirt

[@glennevans5824]

Love your pre cbs collection there…Leo got it right from the start…hell Marshall took the bass man added a 12ax7 …and few bits..Yes it’s know the scales in different parts of the neck…then u pull offs trills..bends….but yes know the positions…love yr channel and playing 🤙🏻

[@christopherstone1083]

Love your lessons, guitar is tuned a bit sharp, at least how it comes through KZbin

[@samevans1903]

Very helpful! Thanks ♥️😁 I also hear it in Crossroads by Cream.

[@12footchain]

Yes!

[@chubbyoo7]

TY

[@user-sg6fb4ip5h]

Check out Leslie West's Mountain era playing. This guy was a master at this game.

[@glennevans5824]

The telecaster you can use it on any venue…

[@JPG747]

I never knew this. So does this work for all 5 positions the 3 frets apart? Think I will spend some time on this channel!

[@12footchain]

I suspect it does, start with any minor pentatonic scale from any of the caged positions, slide down same scale shape 3 frets down and should give you the major

[@jimsullivan306]

did you play major over the one chord and minor over the 4 and 5 .

[@12footchain]

Kinda. On the lemon song it started l8ke that

[@cruisemates]

Umm - playing the A-minor pentatonic scale does not work over the V7 chord. B7 = B D# F# A, while Amin-pent is A C D E G A. Some notes in that scale conflict badly with the notes of the V7. C and G especially.