This is the last guitar lesson about Am pentatonic scales, maybe in the future I will also make some other videos about how to play the pentatonic scales in tonalities like Em, Gm, Cm and Dm… but if you will think properly, you will understand that the scales have the same structure for every tonality – you just have to move them along the fretboard and in dependence of what position do you have – the same the tonality will be!... 

I think that now is the time for us to start learning the Am blues pentatonic scale. It also can be played in 5 different positions along the whole fretboard, so first of all I would recommend to take a look at the previous guitar lesson of mine where I explained the simple Am pentatonic scale positions. And what is the difference between the simple Am pentatonic scale and the Am blues pentatonic scale? Understanding the difference will help you... 

The Blue Noize Blues Competition Winner I am writing this post because finally these days the winner of the blue noize guitar contest was announced! You can read the detailed information from the original source, but what I want to do is just to add a little notice why the winner is the winner, because from my point of view there where really many good solos and I think that it was hard to decide which one was the best of the best …it’s... 

Ok, I think that now is the right time for me to show you my entry for the nowadays popular “Blue Noize Guitar Solo Competition” about which I wrote about a month ago! As you see, I really know to keep my promises. First of all – it was very interesting for me to watch and analyze what other competitors submitted – I found that there were really many beautiful, tasty solos which were played by really professional guitarists... 

These days I was surfing some of my favorite guitar blogs and found something really interesting which now I’d like to share with you, my dear readers! In this post a guitar competition launched by Guitar Noize will be discussed. And why I am so excited about this competition? It’s because I decided to take part in it. Blue Noize - Blues Guitar Solo Competition Here is the link for you to follow: Guitar Noize competition – in order... 

Let me show you another classic hard rock guitar riff of mine. The most I like in this riff is that it has attribution to classic rock, funk and blues. I like riffs which can be used in different musical styles – just depends on how you will play it, the type of the distortion you will use and how much gain it will have. From my point of view the best choice is not to be so concrete and play it a little bit funky, with a blues sound and hard...