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Do This Finger Swapping Exercise to FINALLY Open Up the Fretboard - Y117

Pentatonic patterns become much easier to navigate once you see how they connect. In this lesson,...

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The Easy Way to Learn 4 Essential Guitar Scales - Y116

Learning more scales doesn’t have to mean memorizing a completely new set of patterns every time....

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See How the WHOLE Fretboard Connects - y115

Scale patterns become much easier to understand when you see how they connect. In this lesson, I’l...

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5 Blues LICKS That Help You Build Longer Solos - Y109

In this lesson, Lee shows how five blues licks can do more than give you new notes to play. Each phr...

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3 Blues Phrases That Sound BETTER With More Space

One of the fastest ways to improve your blues phrasing has nothing to do with learning new scales or...

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3 Blues LICKS That Sound BETTER With Fewer Notes - Y107

Many blues players believe that better solos come from learning more scales, playing faster, and f

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3 Slow Blues LICKS That Make Every Note Sound BIGGER - Y106

Introduction

Slow blues is one of the hardest styles of guitar to play well because every note matt...

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What's MISSING From Your Pattern 1 Solos - Y105

Introduction

Pattern 1 is not the problem. The missing pieces are target notes, rhythm, and express...

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Why ONE Note Will Make Your Solos Sound Connected - Y104

If your guitar solos sound disconnected from the chord progression, this lesson will help you fix th...

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Use ONE Note to Start Playing What You Hear- Y103

If you feel stuck in scale patterns, the fastest way to start playing what you hear is to stop chasi...

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Turn ONE Lick Into a Full Blues Solo (No New Licks)

Most blues players try to fix disconnected solos by learning more licks, but the real answer is l...

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3 Ways to SWITCH from Rhythm to Lead SMOOTHLY

Switching from chords to lead is one of the hardest things for blues guitar players to learn. In thi...

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