🔒 Lesson 5 - Blues Licks for Better Solos

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Today we are looking at some blues licks. We are building upon our knowledge of the 3 main scales the minor pentatonic, major pentatonic and blues scale to look at some 'looping' licks and how we can use them in an improvised solo.


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Topics were covering are:
| Minor Pentatonic Scale Basics
| Minor Pentatonic across the neck
| Learning the blues board
| Using Minor Pentatonics for Solos
| Creating solos using Scales
| Using MP Scales across chord changes
| Playing the changes
| Effective soloing using the scale
| Learning and developing licks
| Introducing the major pentatonic
| Major pentatonic shapes
| major pentatonic across the neck
| Soloing using majors
| playing over what
| using short shapes
| mixing major and minor
| playing over a blues
| how to meld the two over 12 bars
| Improvising as a solo player
| Improvising in a group
| Playing over tracks
| How to make it sound like you
| Connectivity in your soloing