Scales & Tales - Pentatonic Pockets

Hey everyone! Here's the next episode of Scales & Tales with Pentatonic Pockets. I had a number of messages/comments surrounding the recent Billy Gibbons Soloing Secrets episode, which contains a brief mention/look at using what I can pentatonic scale "pockets" on the fretboard, which are really just small five-note clusters that connect along the neck using the pentatonic scale positions as a guide.

This lesson moves what we tackled in the Billy Gibbons lesson and shifts this information even further, by switching to another key (E Minor), targeting specific notes within the scale, weaving between scale pockets/positions, modifying the pentatonic into the Blues scale, targeting additional notes found outside the pentatonic scale, and much more!

If you're searching for some new soloing strategies/concepts that will breathe new life into your playing, not to mention making your phrases, licks, and ideas sound more musical and melodic - this lesson is totally for you!
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