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Daniel Realpe30th April 2010sounds very good!
Nazgul23rd August 2008That's a nice lesson, but maybe it can confuse beginners because of some blue notes, that are not in the Minor Pentatonic originally.
MrMetal21st June 2008Nice grooves.
Melodicintenions4th April 2008great example of bringing pentatonics to life Dave
- RockinRobert9th March 2008
I like your explanation of the pentatonic. I wish I listened to this years ago when I learned the pentatonic scales. Cool rhythmic stuff as well
Ben N9th March 2008great
love your lessons 
Carlos Carrillo5th March 2008great job!!!!!!!!!
thanks david!!!!!!!- Ramblingman5th March 2008
this is the lesson i love XD
Fran4th March 2008Nice licks David
- USAMAN3rd March 2008
Super! your picking hand freaks me out. It certainly is unorthodox but why argue with what works!
You continue with another great lesson (as always).
Thanks. 
Hisham Al-Sanea3rd March 2008nice groove David,,welldone.
Dejan Farkas3rd March 2008I like it
Pablo Vazquez3rd March 2008Nice lesson David!
Bogdan Radovic3rd March 2008Great licks David , thanks !
Danilo Capezzuto3rd March 2008Great David
kyldeee3rd March 2008Very nice lesson David, Very groovy
Marcus Lavendell3rd March 2008Brilliant Dave!!
Juan M. Valero3rd March 2008great pentatonic groove work
Joe Kataldo3rd March 2008Great Lesson
Toni Suominen3rd March 2008Great licks David!
Alejandro Pinero3rd March 2008Great david !!
yeaaaa!!
Muris Varajic3rd March 2008Love pentatonic,good job bro!
Tuubsu3rd March 2008Cool sounding, no doubt
botoxfox3rd March 2008Sounds nice.
Nemanja Filipovic3rd March 2008great lesson David...
Ivan Milenkovic3rd March 2008Nice lesson Walli. Interesting licks.
Kristofer Dahl3rd March 2008Love it David - very useful pentatonics here!
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- My notes
In today's lesson, we'll develop some rhythm ideas using all 5 positions of the G minor pentatonic scale.
To make things easier, I recorded all the closeups on a metronome. Start slow and build speed with confidence. The important thing here is to be aware of the rhythm figures you're using. It should be as if you ad an internal metronome giving you 16th notes (4 notes per beat).
Make sure to memorize the 5 positions before working on your own leads here.
Have fun!
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