Thanks Alex! Glad you like it.
Very nice lesson Stephane. Reminds me alot of Scofields "A go go" period :-)
Thanks Jeff
So cool! gonna learn this one! thanks
Thanks!
Such a cool collection of licks!
Great backing too!!!
Great phrasing here man. Well done
Excellent lesson Stephane!!!! I love this scale!!! Great phrases!!!
Very good solo lesson! Cool backing too !
Thanks a lot guys
Great solo, Stephane!
great backing ,cool solo Stephane
Thanks guys, glad you like this lesson.
unique sound!
Awesome lesson as always , Stephane!
Great lesson! I heard this sound somewhere in my room, and couldn't find out where it came from.. Then I realized I was smapping my fingers automaticly to the jazzy beat. Weird :S
Very very cool chops mate !
Thanks for this Stephane!!! Can really hear the Robben Ford/Larry Carlton flavour!!
Awesome soundig scale! Love your phrasing, it's very cool
Nice playing! This scale is a very interesting tool. Great topic!
Thanks Ramiro & Berko !
Awesome lesson man, I love the feel to it
Amazing lesson Stephane!
I love those pentatonics ala Scofield
Thanks for your feedback guys!
Great playing and tone, Stephane! Excellent lesson!
Minor 6 pentatonic is my favorite pentatonic.
Nice lesson Stephane !
Your vibrato is amazing.
me too, and interesting arsenal to every guitarists weaponry btw, i like the guitar. is it new? because it looks SO clean
Nice! love the sound and feel of this scale
Hi GMC!
In this lesson we gonna see an interresting, modern and cool sounding scale: the minor added sixth pentatonic scale.
This scale is commonly used by guitarists such as Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, John Scofield...
It's basicaly a minor pentatonic scale in wich we replace the b7 by the 6th. (In G we replace the F with E)
The backing is over a G7 vamp and I strickly use the G minor add6th pentatonic scale with the Blue note.
We've got:
G Bb C D E
1 3m 4 5 6
Of course we can also play the blue note (C#).
We could use this scale over different chords:
- G7 chord (used in the backing track)
- G minor 7 chord
- Over a Blues in G - it works very well over the G7 and C7 chords.
Good practice!
Stephane