
Begin blues master class part two by mastering form four in the pentatonic and linking to form five, using the one four five chords and backing tracks in any key.
Discover form 5 of the G minor pentatonic in blues, including one, four, and five chord shapes, major/minor shifts, and phrasing tips.
Learn common blues moves that work with the five positions from blues class one and two, including one-four bend five-flat three, minor-major third bends, ninth trills to flat seven, prebends.
Explore building an E blues solo with form three, major pentatonic lines, the bebop box, and chord tones over a 12-bar blues.
Explore pentatonic blues soloing across five positions, using chord tones, blue scales, and interval jumps to spice blues in any key, including low and high end tones.
Here we go over the Form #4 Pentatonic , the Form #5 Pentatonic, Common Blues Moves, Learn a Complete Blues song while truly understanding ALL of its pieces and some quick advice on Pentatonic Soloing in general. It is the continuation of Part 1, which when completed with Part 2 will give you a full map of the entire guitar neck and how all of the pieces work with The Blues.
When completing Master Class 1 and 2, you will have a solid foundation and understanding of the entire guitar neck. You will also understand how chord tone and "Blues Moves" appear in your favorite riffs, and you will be able to look up your favorite songs and truly understand how they were made.