Scale Saturday: John Mclaughlin Scale

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Welcome to Scale Saturday!
Hi my name is Tim Green and I'm a Guitarist from the north of England. Each Saturday I give you a new scale based thing to learn.
This week I take a look a one of Yorkshire's greatest guitarists - John McLaughlin.
John McLaughlin practises and plays his scales in a certain way that in some ways, mirrors how John Coltrane (the great tenor Sax player) did. I use this method to play and practice our G major Big Shape which, if you are not familiar with, you can follow the link below.
G major - BIG shape
• Scale Saturday Part 1 ...
Lets get practising!

[@davidaustin7445]

ROCKIN!...thanks!

[@brandonlewisguitar]

Nice teaching style. Clear and concise.

[@TimGreenGuitar]

Thanks!

[@reylopez4050]

Tim thanks so so much. I had so much trouble learning this.

[@TimGreenGuitar]

No worries - good look with it!

[@roshanguitar]

Nice man ! I also did a tutorial on the same motif ! Thank u !!

[@TimGreenGuitar]

Cheers!

[@virgilrw]

Man! That was #FANTASTIC!

[@brandonlewisguitar]

Hey Tim great playing on your Channel man! How did you work out this McLaughlin line?

[@TimGreenGuitar]

Thanks, I need to do some more Mclaughlin stuff. I'm a big fan. I took a fragment of a solo and made a scale pattern out of it. It sounds like he uses fragments of this scale all the time.

[@russelllampard7955]

That's like A Dorian starting and ending on G ...

[@TimGreenGuitar]

It's also like B Phrygian, C Lydian, D mixolydian, E Aolian, F# locrian... but starting on G too.

[@007zz]

What are scales without chords?.

[@TimGreenGuitar]

What are questions without answers?

[@cristian81267]

minchia sembra braido!!!!!