So You Learned The Pentatonic Scale…What’s Next?

[@boyindablue7343]

I dont know why this video doesnt have more views! Your videos have definitely helped me get better at guitar and take me to the next level! Love from Georgia USA!

[@stevetharms]

Thank you, appreciate the comment! Glad the lessons are helping people out!

[@OtRatsaphong]

Another Great lesson! Just what I have been looking for. In less than 10 minutes, you have taught what many have developed courses to teach. ❤ from 🏖️🏄🏻‍♂️🦘

[@midnighttoker8663]

Great stuff

[@stevetharms]

Thank you!

[@infjay8700]

been noodling for more years than I care to remember. Still need these lessons thanks. ps I think you need some more guitars Steve.. 🙂

[@stevetharms]

I think I’m done for awhile with the guitar purchasing…I guess we’ll see 🤷‍♂️

[@BrothaAustin]

Yo channel's about to blow up bro

[@stevetharms]

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[@mkusch2337]

Awesome, thanks! 😎👍🎸

[@stevetharms]

you bet!

[@larrywithrow5876]

Thanks so very much Steve for sharing your expertise!! I really appreciate your layman’s way of teaching 😎👍🎸

[@stevetharms]

My pleasure!

[@lamper2]

8:51 Isn't it true that switching to Major Pentatonic works for the Tonic but NOT for the other two chords?

[@jonoftheford]

No. It just changes the shape of the scale at the 5th fret and the feel/vibe. The notes on the fretboard never move and will always work with their matching chord unless you alter the tuning of the open string. If you maintain the minor Pentatonic scale shape and move it to the second fret it becomes the major pentatonic and just changes where the root notes show up in the scale shape.

[@carlhuffman6792]

A half decent bass player knows and can do all this lol😊 still a great lesson however

[@stevetharms]

Yeah I think guitarists can stand to learn a lot from bass players. As a general rule most guitarists play too much, myself included at time!

[@michaelfitzpatrick6307]

Today's lesson.... Live the Blues n Feel it