Heres an explanation of some soloing in A minor pentatonic.

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25 thoughts on “Blues Guitar Solo Lesson”

  2. Ross Brower
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    Privettracker,
    Love your guitar playing, Can you try to figure out all the leads from am I losin by Lynyrd Skynyrd . I don’t think its very hard but I hit a wall trying to figure it out.
    Thanks Alot

  3. Aliestwill
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    Brilliant lesson PT. Very clear. I primarily use that box being the level I am, but great ideas on how to make it more interesting. Cheers.

  4. BonjourRich
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    Yes, but just mix the Am pentatonic with any notes of the C major scale (to make the A Aeolian).

  6. johnnystratocaster
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    privettricker – thank you VERY much for this lesson! I’ve been playing for years and years as a songster/chorder and have even emulated Clapton solos via tablature convincingly, but never understood what was going on. You are the man! Great explanation. I am forever grateful.

  7. ntaglialavore
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    I could definitely hear trace of Jimmy Page and since I’ve been living you in there. Great vid privet!

  9. Johnny soufit
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    excellent , saved you to my toolbar.. yes I am going to start with that little box, stay in the box with you until going up with it. thanks

  10. M4rkRNR
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    You sound like Izzy Stradlin man, the guitar player for Guns N Roses

  11. yanco Sioron
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    Mr Privettricker Thank you for this amazing lesson, now i can i play a bunch of solos, really you are my favorite teacher!! thank you so much!!

  12. YTcdirect
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    Privettricker, thanks so much for this lesson. This was really where I needed help. I can play the notes, but I was unsure "where to go." The best part was seeing how you put the set of notes/boxes together.

  13. privettricker
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    On the 72 tour, they played Love in Vain in G. Mick T generally solo’d back and forth between minor and major pentatonic.

  19. stevec325
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    PT – way to go here. I sent this to my grandson, who wanted to learn "how to figure out what notes to play" when soloing over a I-IV-V.

    BTW – sent you an email (with vid) a while back… ever get it?

  20. xpmark1
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    I should have said licks in future lessons with minor chord progressions.Yes I see your instruction for this lesson you demonstrate that note on 3rd string 6th fret.Your chording for this video is with dom.7th and 9ths.Your a very accomplished player with  both minor progressions and 7th progressions which is why I threw that out there.

  22. xpmark1
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    In the A minor blues there is a chromatic note on the G string (3rd string) at the 6th fret.I have read its the third of the A major scale.It can give blues licks a real gritty feel if thats what your after.Show us a gritty lick using this note,if you please.

  23. SabinaForeverLive
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    kad ovo gledam dobijem želju da si kupim gitaru 🙂

  24. Daniel Wilson
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    Privet I gotta hand it to ya man. This is as good as it gets. Ya take something I’ve always seen as like a foreign language and make it crystal clear.

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