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Minor Pentatonic Position 1
Minor Pentatonic Position 1 Intro🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 1 Ascending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 1 Descending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Up and Down – Position 1🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 2
Minor Pentatonic Position 2 Intro🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 2 Ascending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 2 Descending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Up and Down – Position 2🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 3
Minor Pentatonic Position 3 Intro🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 3 Ascending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 3 Descending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Up and Down – Position 3🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 4
Minor Pentatonic Position 4 Intro🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 4 Ascending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 4 Descending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Up and Down – Position 4🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 5
Minor Pentatonic Position 5 Intro🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 5 Ascending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Position 5 Descending🔒
Minor Pentatonic Up and Down – Position 5🔒
Minor Pentatonic: Mixing it Up!
Minor Pentatonic Mixing It Up Exercise 1🔒
Minor Pentatonic Mixing It Up Exercise 2🔒
Minor Pentatonic Mixing It Up Exercise 3🔒
Minor Pentatonic Mixing It Up Exercise 4🔒
Minor Pentatonic Mixing It Up Exercise 5🔒
Minor Pentatonic Mixing It Up Exercise 6🔒
Minor Pentatonic Mixing It Up Intro🔒
Minor Blues Scale
Minor Blues Scale Exercise 1🔒
Minor Blues Scale Exercise 2🔒
Minor Blues Scale Exercise 3🔒
Minor Blues Scale Exercise 4🔒
Minor Blues Scale Exercise 5🔒
Major Pentatonic Scale
Major Pentatonic Position 1 Ascending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 1 Descending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 2 Ascending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 2 Descending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 3 Ascending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 3 Descending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 4 Ascending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 4 Descending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 5 Ascending🔒
Major Pentatonic Position 5 Descending🔒
Major Pentatonic Up and Down Exercise 1🔒
Major Pentatonic Up and Down Exercise 2🔒
Major Pentatonic Up and Down Exercise 3🔒
Major Pentatonic Up and Down Exercise 4🔒
Major Pentatonic Up and Down Exercise 5🔒
Starting to Improvise! Jam Session
Starting to Improvise: All Together!🔒
Starting to Improvise: Bends🔒
Starting to Improvise: Change Direction🔒
Starting to Improvise: Create Space🔒
Starting to Improvise: Double and Triple🔒
Starting to Improvise: Quaver Speed🔒
Starting to Improvise: Slides🔒
Starting to Improvise: String Jumps🔒
Starting to Improvise: Up and Down🔒
Starting to Improvise: Warmup🔒
Linking with Licks
Linking Licks: Exercise 1🔒
Linking Licks: Exercise 2🔒
Linking Licks: Exercise 3🔒
Linking Licks: Exercise 4🔒
Linking Licks: Exercise 5🔒
Linking Licks: Exercise 6🔒
Linking Licks: Exercise 7🔒
Linking Licks: Exercise 8🔒
Linking Licks: Intro🔒
Texas Blues (Licks and Jam)
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 1🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 2🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 3🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 4🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 5🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 6🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 7🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 8🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 9🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 10🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Exercise 11🔒
Texas Blues Licks: Mixing them up!🔒

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Starting to Improvise: Quaver Speed

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Starting to Improvise: Quaver Speed