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good rockin tonight
good rockin tonight
> Robert, can you play a minor pentatonic scale?
>
> That's what's happening there. Once in a while he's
> sliding into the note from the fret below. And a lot
> of the time he's playing two notes at once (double stops).
>
> I think that snippet is in the key of E.
>
> Do you know an E minor pentatonic pattern/scale/box
> anywhere on the neck?
>
>
No, I don't. That's in my "to learn" list. From moving around on the neck it
sounds like it's either starting out on the 2nd string 12th fret (b) or the
1st 7th fret (also b) but I can't figure out which it is.
> Robert, can you play a minor pentatonic scale?
>
> That's what's happening there. Once in a while he's
> sliding into the note from the fret below. And a lot
> of the time he's playing two notes at once (double stops).
>
> I think that snippet is in the key of E.
>
> Do you know an E minor pentatonic pattern/scale/box
> anywhere on the neck?
>
>
No, I don't. That's in my "to learn" list. From moving around on the neck it
sounds like it's either starting out on the 2nd string 12th fret (b) or the
1st 7th fret (also b) but I can't figure out which it is.
Re: good rockin tonight
On Apr 2, 9:17 am, "Robert Riddle" <captinlo...@gmail,com > wrote:
> > Robert, can you play a minor pentatonic scale?
>
> > That's what's happening there. Once in a while he's
> > sliding into the note from the fret below. And a lot
> > of the time he's playing two notes at once (double stops).
>
> > I think that snippet is in the key of E.
>
> > Do you know an E minor pentatonic pattern/scale/box
> > anywhere on the neck?
>
> No, I don't. That's in my "to learn" list. From moving around on the neck it
> sounds like it's either starting out on the 2nd string 12th fret (b) or the
> 1st 7th fret (also b) but I can't figure out which it is.
you're on the right track - and your ear is probably getting better as
you go - i'll send you a PM to explain how to get the same sounds - by
the way. learning those pentatonics will be invaluable for picking out
guitar licks.
On Apr 2, 9:17 am, "Robert Riddle" <captinlo...@gmail,com > wrote:
> > Robert, can you play a minor pentatonic scale?
>
> > That's what's happening there. Once in a while he's
> > sliding into the note from the fret below. And a lot
> > of the time he's playing two notes at once (double stops).
>
> > I think that snippet is in the key of E.
>
> > Do you know an E minor pentatonic pattern/scale/box
> > anywhere on the neck?
>
> No, I don't. That's in my "to learn" list. From moving around on the neck it
> sounds like it's either starting out on the 2nd string 12th fret (b) or the
> 1st 7th fret (also b) but I can't figure out which it is.
you're on the right track - and your ear is probably getting better as
you go - i'll send you a PM to explain how to get the same sounds - by
the way. learning those pentatonics will be invaluable for picking out
guitar licks.
