Here’s simple idea that will show you the basic idea behind using the pentatonic scale to create a simple solo. Enjoy!

About The Video

This solo sounds harder than it actually is. The key is to break each lick down and look for repeating patterns. This is what makes it sound all “fancy pants” but it’s really not hard once you understand the patterns.

And trust me, the first time you play this your friends will be completely BLOWN AWAY! Just take it slow and learn each lick individually. Once you can play all the sections of the solo pretty well, then crank up your speakers and shred over the jam track. It’s a serious RUSH when you’re crankin’ out this solo in front of your friends or family.

Cheers,

Dan Denley

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