A Smart Way to Learn the Minor Pentatonic Scale (Open G)
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OPEN G TUNING: D G D G B D
A smart way to learn your scales is up and down one string. You'll see, hear and feel the intervals that you need to play in that scale. This works perfectly for slide guitar since you'll be moving up and down the neck connecting notes with the slide.
Give this method for learning the minor pentatonic scale in Open G Tuning a shot in your next practice session and try to tackle the fun lick in the video!
Good luck and...
Play On!
John
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Beautiful!! Thank you!
Great lesson. Simple explanation! Thank you, John
Thank you, Alex!
Thank you so much.
Really easy to follow lesson.
I'm new to open tuning.
What a great tone.
Keep on sliding
Paul
Glad it was helpful! Cheers, Paul!
Thanks for your awesome video! Learned what to do!
Great lesson and so is the background music just after the beginning of the video. So beautiful!
Glad you liked the lesson and the backing music. Very kind of you to notice that 🙏
Great tips
Fun lesson. I did have to alter it a little for using slide on my ring finger.
thank you
another awesome tuesday. always a pleasure . thanks john
Glad you enjoyed it
Instantly subscribed!!
Für jeden slide Anfänger ein muss DANKE
Enjoyed this one, thank you 🤠
Happy to hear that CC!
Golden!
Thank you!
Thanks for this tasty blues! 🎶🎶🎶
My pleasure!
Sweet!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I am glad you liked it, Ray!
Lovin the lesson! And I think it’s made Peter Frampton look Alive, too. 🙏🏻👍🏻🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶
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Sweet guitar!
Thanks, Mike!
Really great!!! Yt brought me here lookin for a « well, well, well » Ben Harper guitar lesson but that worse it! Nice lesson! About BH it might be possible he plays that song on FCFFCF guitar tuned… loved to hear you about that! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
As a new blues player tabs on screen would help me alot, I do find some of your videos hard to follow and I find myself watching what your fingers are doing more than anything, but awesome lesson overall 🤍
Cool...
I love the open G tuning, gut recently I've been lowering the second string to B flat for open G minor. Also makes the G minor pentatonic scale easier on that string since you can start from open B flat.
Very cool!
Been playing slide (keyword: playing lol) for over 10 years, guitar for about 20.
That being said, I do believe I just got yanked out of a major slide rut by some guy that laughs like he's in on something we're not or maybe just a little nervous on camera, although God knows Why, with playing like this. 🤘🏻
You make that resonator Reeeally resonate lol
And thx for the yank
outta my rut 🤙🏻
That is awesome to here, Jack! Thanks for sharing that. That's a win in my book my friend. Play On!
More blues slide 👌
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Agreed!!!
BLUES GUITAR INSTITUTE, try to make a vid lesson about using your fingers BEHIND the slide playing behind the slide to get those SWAMP Blues tones
I'm just learning. Whats the easiest way to play A# in open G? Having a tough time. (Never played guitar before.) Catching on well except for the minor notes
10:20
Great lesson, thanks! One question: do you forget about scale 'boxes' all together playing in open tunings? So only horizontal scales?
good question. No, you will still play the scale and/or chord tones in position across the strings but in open g/open d the boxes are quite different. I did a lesson recently on "hot spots" for open tunings that simplifies the "vertical" positional playing but it's really based on the scale/chord tones in that position. hope that helps. very good question. Cheers!
That background music between 0:27 and 1:27 is so beautiful. Do you have a lesson on that? Thanks John
Thanks! I do but not on CZcams. It's inside my membership called Major Scale in Action. It was a follow up study to a scale intensive study. Thanks again.
@@BluesGuitarInstitute thank you so much. I'll check it out
Love your lessons and I just picked up the same guitar GT PBS Deluxe. However, buying this guitar used, I got a huge bonus, the guitar had a bridge pickup! Is this normal or is this an add on aftermarket?
I'm not sure about that. I bought mine used too but no pickup and no signs that there ever was one. I don't think I remember a pickup in the specs on Gold Tone's site but it's been a while since I looked. Nice bonus! I do love the sound of an amp'd resonator.
Just got back from the doctor; it's confirmed-I've got the blues.
There’s no cure.
That's bad news.
Give it to me straight doctor, I can take it.
I also went to the doctor about my addiction to open tunings. He said: ‘You’re on the slide.’
@@alancandy6080 💥
What slide are you using?
It's the Ariel Posen signature from rock slide
Bill Paxton 😂
PRO Lessons...
Thanks! Cheers!
Bro you are the guitar playing Bill Paxton
I've heard 👍
@@BluesGuitarInstitute great lesson by the way
Man, in the beginning it sounds like your are plugged in. Fantastic sound. Don‘t get this from my resonator. How do i get this sound?
I added an amp simulator in my post production for a little fun. I don’t have a pickup on this one but my next one will have a pickup :)
Almost sold my resonator 😅 Golden tone 👍🏽
@@luigicalzone1558 hahah noooo!
@@BluesGuitarInstitute hey John, have you decided yet whether you’ll go National or Mule? I’m definitely getting the pickup on mine as well. I’m still torn between cutaway or no cutaway on my Mule.
@@CC-qb9sm No, haven't decided but I think it's becoming more of a longer-term goal now :(
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Why play Gm pentatonic over G (major)? Surely you would play Em pentatonic?
There's alot of mixing major and minor in the blues. Em pentatonic would be the Gmajor pentatonic scale and would sound nice too but has a different character.
Just because the guitar is tuned to open G, doesn't mean that's the only key to play in.
I wish you would say the fret number rather than the note
Tab would have been good.
Hey, understand. The tab for this (and 99% of my videos) is available to my members at mybgi.co - Thanks for watching!