Learn The Pentatonic Scale THE RIGHT WAY - 3 Things You Must Know!

Worried that you've been practicing the pentatonic scale on guitar wrong?! This pentatonic scale guitar tutorial + lesson will help you EASILY learn it. We will cover the shape itself, how to play it in ANY key, and how to use it on minor AND major songs. This is how you learn and unlock the pentatonic scale on guitar!
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"How To Play The Pentatonic Scale" TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 - Guitar Solo/Demonstration
1:06 - Why Learn The Pentatonic Scale?
2:48 - The Pentatonic Scale Shape
4:37 - Easy Way To Memorize The Pentatonic Scale
7:56 - Playing The Pentatonic Scale In ANY Key
9:52 - Minor vs Major Pentatonic Scales
12:21 - Closing Words / Advice
The Pentatonic Scale is the most used and most useful thing on guitar! Not
only does it feel comfortable under your fingers but it’s also the foundation
for all the other minor scales on guitar AND it can also be used for major
scales too! This is possibly the most useful lead element on guitar - it's
practically made for it.
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[@Good_Guitarist]

I have several lessons planned to help you learn to improvise on guitar. What sort of lead guitar stuff do you need help with?

[@dboyer011]

Bluesy-rock-ballady…. Not exactly a ‘recognized genre’. Lol

[@flouisbailey]

“You will never learn to play guitar with scales!” Says the guy on the guitar commercials. James you as always played better than “good”and made a great lesson.

[@georgemeissner1954]

Thank you so much

[@stephencrisp9209]

I’m 55 and new to playing the guitar. What a great lesson. Thank you ❤

[@thebeastian2632]

Thank you for this awesome explanation! Breaking things down and highlighting basic principles like this is really helpful.

[@1974xaviers]

A superb lesson...where even the greatest musicians on U Tube have not explained it so easily.,... Thank you so much 👍 👍

[@user-xv4oc7uf9l]

I just want to Thank You SOOO much for this video lesson. I've always had some issues following the Scales, but yours are easy to follow and right in Point. And I Really Love the Blues sound. I used to play half decent back in my 40's, but after Heart surgery forgot most of it. Starting taking lessons at age 70, and a bunch of it is coming back. This lesson will make me even Better. You Rock!!🎼🎶🎸

[@Watersnake777]

Lots of Johnny Winter in the opening solo. Bravo!

[@TomKaszuba]

Absolutely fantastic. You are a great teacher. Thank you very much.

[@jamesvanzyl4758]

Fantastic..finally I am grasping it..!

[@TFShaw]

Thanks James. I always enjoy your lessons. I appreciate the time and effort you put into making them.

[@usafreedom7967]

Brother you are a great teacher, you make it easy to get through my thick skull. Thanks

[@julessanchez9216]

You are such a great teacher, this lesson gave me better insight into the pentatonic scale. Thank you so much !

[@davidlegalley1161]

OUTSTANDING & powerful! Explained so simply & clearly! Thank you for this explanation, demo and lesson 👍🏾👍🏼🤜🏾🤛🏽🎶!

[@MrA1582000]

Awesome video lesson and handouts. Your hard work certainly shows. Thank you.

[@ole-ol1ok]

Wow , I’ve been playing guitar on and off for years. I play open chords fine. But I always wanted to learn the neck . I didn’t understand what scales were all about and couldn’t understand videos explaining them. So far I’ve watched half of this video, and it’s so clear. You make it fun and understandable sir . Count me in! Thank you

[@tomrude7056]

Very good lessons! I learn a lot faster with your videos than with any others. Keep it up.

[@teekoh]

As an educator I really appreciate how you took a what could easily be a complex idea and found a way to explain it so clearly and succinctly! I was wondering what/if there is any benefit to learning the other patterns for the minor pentatonic scales?

[@joeganzy9053]

Wow! I’ve been playing predominantly Acoustic for quite a long time. I got say, this video and the way you break this down, you’ve made me curious about picking up my Electric again! Thanks! Please keep these Vids coming, they’re very helpful and so easy to follow! Very Good Job! Thank you James!

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I have been searching for an online course for ages. Why has it taken me soooo long to find you. I love these lessons so clear, consice and easy to follow so much so I bought the course

[@conniegandy7277]

So simple, so clear!! Thank you!!

[@blackjackington]

Nice one mate. I got a lot from this lesson.

[@dargoska6730]

This is one of your best lessons.

[@Good_Guitarist]

Hey, I really appreciate the support and your thoughts on this video. Do you play acoustic or electric?

[@stevenwallace122]

Awesome information. I have had problems with scales because they didn't make sense to me. Now I understand so much better because of this lesson. Thank you

[@StefanoValerilove-coffee]

Bravo Maestro! 🎸 Very clear & usefull lesson! Thank you 😊

[@alfredoliguori2468]

What a great teacher you are it's a pleasure learning from you tanx with all my heart

[@angeladiffley6876]

Great lesson, very clear info on how to use pentatonics , thanks for your time.

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These lessons are very helpful.

[@jamesrobinson7171]

Good lesson Jim!!

[@mikemccue1991]

This video was awesome!! I have not been able to understand anything about scales. Thank you so much!!!

[@billrothery4000]

That just made it so much simpler and understandable. Thanks

[@cnstn7231]

Can you make a video about how to switch from open chords to barre chords thankyou

[@SullenMorbius]

Perfect lesson

[@TheMoneyMakingMentor]

This was a great lesson Thank you

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Thanks a lot for this new lesson

[@Suzanne2909]

Great explanation! Thanks!

[@Cacofonixravi]

Good lesson on scale dear teacher. Thank you. Best wishes

[@jimtessin4130]

Excellent!!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@philbobzien4382]

this is the Rosetta Stone of guitar! thanks for these excellent nuggets

[@BryanBarcelo]

Good stuff!

[@nirmalamarak9386]

You are really outstanding good guitarist.

[@dboyer011]

I would love a course that helps me make little songs/riffs from one pentatonic scale at a time, such as the A-. Then I could move it around. Plus I’d like to see some tangible course content for the lead guitar course, esp for beginner. All too often these courses are just beyond me: simple and basic.

[@alfredoliguori2468]

Iam impressed what a great teacher

[@WW-ve6gm]

Much appreciation!!!

[@davidweier]

Omg! Mind blown! Ok so question then what are these other shapes of the minor pentatonic I’ve seen from other KZbin channels? You have explained this the best and now a subscriber added!

[@user-qm9im2yg5w]

You said you were putting a backing track below, but I don't see it. This is a very helpful demo/lesson. Thank you.

[@michaelmatthewkomaromigabr9588]

THANK YOU

[@neggygemmy777]

Thank you for breaking it down

[@davidwood351]

Very helpful

[@abegarcia849]

Hey! A I am a novice player, but had an “ah” moment with the A and F#m explanation. :>).. very good..

[@choochoochooseyou]

Really helpful. Thank you.

[@Good_Guitarist]

You're welcome! Glad to hear it.

[@jameskigaming3090]

i never leave comments and i doubt you will see this but you are one of the nicest people in the world, and this lesson is the first i have found that actually makes any sense and helped me out a lot. gg

[@Good_Guitarist]

Hello, are you James as well? In fact I did see this and I was very happy to read it. You are so welcome and I wish you a good day and many more days of it all making sense. I am here to be your guide.

[@shorelinerach01]

Please teach us exactly what you are doing in the intro. I know it's the pentatonic scale just want to learn how to apply it in an application like you are playing. Thanks!

[@SY-lm5ke]

Such a great lesson thanks so much. What would be the next step after this is achieved? Also wondering if you do zoom or in person lessons? I’m in the Vancouver area, thanks again.

[@TheSpud1964]

Hey James, hi from Brisbane Australia - just wanted to say thank you for your great work and the simplicity with the way you communicate information - I am a late starter (58yo) so the simpler the better - anyway thanks mate - Liked and Subscribed (just don't do anymore videos in that white singlet/vest 😛)

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Lovely, very open minded couple..down to earth.

[@noodlesiis]

That’s such a helpful video James so thank you.. May i ask please.. There doesn’t seem to be so much emphasis here when playing the frets with the tips of the fingers as there has to be when playing chords.. Asking as a relative beginner, is that true? are you using the fleshy end of the fingers rather than the tips? Thanks NOODLES

[@sandracloutier8230]

As a simple complement, I believe it would be helpful if you quicly mentioned the chords from the back up guitar ( backing track) This way we could practice with a friend also. Just a thought! Thanks!

[@alfredoliguori2468]

Would he make a difference if I change my chords in to my acoustic guitar iam thinking to put extra light chords can you tell me if it's a good idea and the benefit

[@anonymous-ds4ix]

Link to the backing track please

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I just learned something lol

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Ese atuendo me vuelve loco Youngstars.Quest loco contigo y tienes ese cuerpo curvilíneo, hiciste un buen trabajo modelándolo también. También me gusta el último atuendo. Me encantasv cómo los cinturones de liga se.

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What would I do, for not guys like you? Thankyou.