Learn how to add outside notes from a scale to create cool sounding to your guitar phrasing.

In this lesson, we'll work with the Aeolian scale and try to create some melodic licks in the key of A minor.

Major and Minor Pentatonic scales usage in a blues solo setting.

Starting lead guitar can be confusing if not equipped with the right tools. This lesson for beginners to intermediate players will help you get into lead guitar in a smooth way using minor pentatonic scales.

In this lesson, we'll learn how to blend the Aeolian scale with the minor pentatonic to create some interesting licks.

A classic 12 bar blues solo in the key of D, combining major and minor pentatonic licks. Suitable for beginner players who want to extend their lick vocabulary.

Time for some tasty Country/Blues style licks. The first piece utilizes a cool string bending technique that simultaneously bends two notes. One up and one down which produces a sound very reminiscent of a Pedal-Steel Guitar lick or a B-String Bender. This technique can be expanded on a lot and we'll look at some similar but more advanced uses of it in a later lesson.

Ever wished learning new licks wasn't so time consuming? - Imagine you could turn that trusty blues lick you learned when starting out - into something fresh sounding and new.

In this lesson we will learn the famous Mr. Paul Gilbert's famous string skipping arpeggios.