5 Cool Minor Pentatonic Guitar Licks From Box 3

https://tomhess.net/Guitar In this video, you learn 5 great bluesy guitar licks from the 3rd position of the minor pentatonic scale. Here’s exactly what we’ll cover in this guitar lesson [...] Guitar lick 1: This one is based on the 3rd minor pentatonic box shape, and we add in the blues note (the flatted 5th) to give it an even more bluesy sound. This is an easy lick you can play fast with just a little bit of practice. Guitar lick 2: This one uses strings 2 and 3 and is more of a slow or medium-speed lick that sounds super great. Guitar lick 3: This one is based on a descending slide chain that’s easy to play and sounds cool. Guitar lick 4: Lick four takes advantage of the 3rd box of the minor pentatonic scale, where it becomes easy to shred and play super-fast without much effort. Guitar lick 5: This is an awesome backslide chain that ends with an aggressive descending scale run. All 5 of these cool blues guitar licks are derived from the minor pentatonic scale box position 3. The third position (or box) of the minor pentatonic scale is unusual because the fingering between strings 2 and 3 is a bit awkward at first. But once you get used to it (which doesn’t take long to do), it’s a LOT of fun, and the licks you can play and create from this 3rd pentatonic box are unique and sound great. These bluesy guitar licks are easy and fun to play! So, grab your guitar, and let’s have some fun, then watch the 3 videos below. ==================== What To Watch Next: Guitar Warm-Up Exercises [Step-By-Step Tutorial] /watch/Y0MkcgRAWXXAk 7 Pentatonic Guitar Licks Everyone Should Know /watch/47h3sCy-IcE-3 [Phrasing Guitar Lesson] How To Improve Your Phrasing /watch/cVcPXh7ICOsIP ==================== Is your guitar playing stuck in a rut? It doesn't have to be! Finally play guitar the way you've always dreamed of: https://tomhess.net/Guitar Get more daily guitar tips by following me on Facebook: https://facebook.com/TomHessGuitar

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