Start Improvising On Guitar with the Minor Scale
Jamming and improvising on guitar is way easier than you might think, if you start with the right concepts and shapes.
By Jake Lizzio · Signals Music Studio · 700,000+ subscribers on YouTube
Jamming is seriously fun, and it doesn't take elite-level skills - it just takes the right knowledge!
By the end of this lesson, you'll have that knowledge. You'll be able to jam in any minor key, and understand why pentatonics are so useful. After that, you can finally start applying and understanding all those exercises, drills, and patterns you were taught.
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