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Chapter 2: The A minor pentatonic and A blues scales – single-string patterns

Description:

In this lesson Andy shows you how to play the A minor pentatonic and A blues scales up and down each individual string, which is a device Allman would employ in his improvisations, as a way to break out of any given positions and “wander” up and down the neck freely. Andy also demonstrates how “groups-of-three” melodic patterns can be played on one string in conjunction with the use of finger slides and pull-offs in the creation of “slippery” legato licks.

Genre:

Blues Rock, Rock

Difficulty:

Intermediate

Tuning:

Standard

Techniques Used:

alternate picking, finger slides, position shifts, pull-offs, scales, vibrato

Artist:

Duane Allman

Run Time: 

5:18