Lead Guitar: Improvising Using The Minor Pentatonic Scale.

Lead Guitar: Improvising Using The Minor Pentatonic Scale.

Last updated: 7/2008

ep, and sometimes
we just need that one thing to get us over that hump. If you put in
the time, the idea's in this book could be your "one thing". The book
will take you through an example of how to create your own backing
track, and then formulate a solo to go with it. It was developed to
help unlock individual creativity.

Table Of Contents:

Chapter 1: A Few Tips

- Use a Time Keeping device
- Warming Up
- Record Yourself
- How you get your dirt
- Tube Amps
- Guitar Controls
- EQ Pedal

Chapter 2: Rhythm

- Why Rhythm
- Just A Little Theory
- Creating Your Own

Chapter 3: The Minor Pentatonic Scale
Chapter 4: Making Your Guitar Speak
Chapter 5: Putting It All Together
Chapter 6: Thinking Outside The Box

Each chapter is complete with video examples of the material
covered. I am willing to speculate that most guitarist's are familiar
with the minor pentatonic scale, and have played it before. Playing it
is easy, but putting it to practical use is another. This book was
developed to help you gain insight on techniques, and strategies that
will take you to the next level.

"You are a guitarist, and want to learn how to play
lead guitar. You have been working on it, and have
been through a maze of free online guitar lessons. Most
guitar lessons seem to leave you hanging, and don't
really show you how to play lead guitar. You see what
is being played, but don't know how they put it all
together."

I have created a free lesson to let you take a look at some of the
concepts in the book. If you would like to check out my free video
lesson, please click the video lesson button above to the left.

I stand behind the book 100%, and want to make sure you are
satisfied. If you go through the book, and don't find it helpful I will
refund all of your money. All I ask is that you return the book
within 8 Weeks/56 days, and provide a reason for the return.

"You have seen the Minor Pentatonic Scale, and
probably feel comfortable with it. After all it's just 5
notes right! You may have even tried to play the minor
pentatonic scale over some chords, but wondered why
things just aren't sounding right. You have seen players
solo over different chord progressions, and wondered
how they do it."

"You are looking for a way to create your own solo's
that involves using a systematic approach. One that
won't bog you down with theory, or unrealistic
promises. One that if you put in the time, will elevate
your playing, and make your playing more enjoyable."
Well here it is!

The time is now! You could keep going the direction you are
going, or you could make a change. Why take the hard way when
someone has created a road map for you. For less than