Am Pentatonic Blues Licks by Peter Vogl. Find tabs at www.freeguitarvideos.com Learn to play over a standard minor blues progression using the 1st position and extended form of the A Minor Pentatonic Scale. The backing track in the video is "Am Blues" from the Lets Jam! Blues & Rock collection by Watch & Learn. www.freeguitarvideos.com

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24 thoughts on “Am Pentatonic Blues Licks”

  3. Strat0Blues
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    you didn’t want to learn the scale for the one millionth time?

  5. daflameman
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    Is your guitar tuned up a semi-tone?
    ’cause when I play it one fret higher it sounds more like what your playing.

  6. 44WhiteChocolate
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    Hey man this is great but do you have any harder licks in Am?

  7. Benjamin Appleby
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    Awesome video! Great sound and very helpful video!

  8. Evan Tate
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    Cool video! Makes me think about playing guitar again. 🙂

  12. Bluze1King
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    Really sweet and tasty. I’ve been in groups that have opened for national acts..BB King…Taj Mahal…Geoge Throughogood etc… I am always amazed at as experienced as I am I, can pick up some great licks. Thanks Peter.

  14. MrMandollie
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    Great Awsome lesson. Great view and instruction. How about some Michael Schenker licks and angus Young as well.

  18. cccccccc11000
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    thanks for this lesson i was having a rough day practicing but this was just what i needed!

  23. waterkeeper03
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    you are correct. i know this is old comment but I wanted to say, for the sake of understanding music better and helping yourself relate the scale/keys/progressions better, stop looking at a fretboard as strings 1-6 and frets 0-24. he is bending D to E. you could play the same lick an octave lower by starting on the 7th fret of the 3rd string. still a full step bend D to E still in key.

  24. Jay Shrivastava
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    Explained in laymans terms! Thank you very much for doing this!

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