The "Two Pentatonic Paths" Concept - One of My BEST Beginner Lead Guitar Lessons!

Lead guitar players need more than one pentatonic "path" to be able to improvise freely and easily. In this easy beginner lead guitar lesson, you'll learn my "Two Pentatonic Paths" concept which is a game-changer and will help you to PLAY BETTER GUITAR SOLOS RIGHT NOW!

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📓 NOTES AND TIME STAMPS 🕑

00:00 - Improvised solo using the two pentatonic paths

01:16 - Quick Pentatonic Recap using E minor pentatonic

02:13 - Octave Pathways - root-to-root connections

03:06 - Path 1 - "In Position" using Em pentatonic, root on string 6

05:00 - Example of Em Path 1, root on string 5

05:44 - Path 2 - "Shifting", using Em pentatonic, root on string 6

08:30 - Example of Em Path 2, root on string 5

09:05 - A "Hidden Benefit" - applying vibrato

10:10 - Recommended practice drills

10:32 - Thanks for watching

🎸 PRO TIP: Mix together the Ten Basic Moves ⬇️ and the Two Pentatonic Paths for added lead guitar goodness!

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