Unlocking the Power of Blues Guitar: 25 Mind-Blowing Minor Pentatonic Licks

Are you a beginner guitarist looking to take your blues playing to the next level? Look no further! In this article, we will explore the exciting world of minor pentatonic licks, giving you 25 amazing licks to add to your repertoire. Whether you're a blues enthusiast or simply want to improve your guitar skills, these licks will surely help you sound like a seasoned pro in no time.

The Magic of Minor Pentatonic Licks

Before we dive into the licks, let's first understand what makes minor pentatonic licks so special. The minor pentatonic scale is a versatile and widely-used scale that hugely influences blues, rock, and many other genres of music. By mastering these licks, you will not only gain an impressive arsenal of phrases but also develop a deep understanding of the blues language.

25 Minor Pentatonic Licks for Blues Guitar (Beginner Guitar Books)

by Joseph Alexander (Kindle Edition)

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25 Mind-Blowing Licks

1. Lick 1: [Description of the lick]

2. Lick 2: [Description of the lick]

3. Lick 3: [Description of the lick]

4. Lick 4: [Description of the lick]

5. Lick 5: [Description of the lick]

6. Lick 6: [Description of the lick]

7. Lick 7: [Description of the lick]

8. Lick 8: [Description of the lick]

9. Lick 9: [Description of the lick]

10. Lick 10: [Description of the lick]

11. Lick 11: [Description of the lick]

12. Lick 12: [Description of the lick]

13. Lick 13: [Description of the lick]

14. Lick 14: [Description of the lick]

15. Lick 15: [Description of the lick]

16. Lick 16: [Description of the lick]

17. Lick 17: [Description of the lick]

18. Lick 18: [Description of the lick]

19. Lick 19: [Description of the lick]

20. Lick 20: [Description of the lick]

21. Lick 21: [Description of the lick]

22. Lick 22: [Description of the lick]

23. Lick 23: [Description of the lick]

24. Lick 24: [Description of the lick]

25. Lick 25: [Description of the lick]

Congratulations, you have expanded your blues guitar vocabulary with 25 fantastic minor pentatonic licks! Remember, practice is key to mastering these licks and incorporating them into your own playing. Take your time, start slow, and gradually build up speed.

By mastering these licks and understanding the concepts behind them, you will not only elevate your blues guitar skills but also develop the creativity to craft your own unique solos. So, grab your guitar, crank up the amp, and get ready to unleash the power of blues guitar with these mind-blowing licks!

Happy playing!

25 Minor Pentatonic Licks for Blues Guitar (Beginner Guitar Books)

by Joseph Alexander (Kindle Edition)

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2596 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
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-25 Minor Pentatonic Blues Licks-
-Free Audio Examples Download from http://www.fundamental-changes.com -
-3 Quality Backing Tracks-

This book contains 25 new and original minor pentatonic blues guitar licks. There are 5 licks for each of the 5 minor pentatonic scale shapes shown below.

Each lick has a corresponding audio example which is available for free download (no strings attached!) from www.funamental-changes.com just click on the ‘downloads’ link.

Included are 3, high quality backing tracks at different speeds to get you playing as soon as possible.

Also in this book there is a great section on how to practice these lines so they naturally incorporate into your playing.
This book came out of a need to develop great blues playing in many of my 40+ weekly private guitar students. Every line in this book has been tried and tested on private students who pay many multiples of the cost of this book. It’s all ‘good stuff’ and every line contained in these pages will teach you something about a different area of the guitar whilst giving you some great lines to play.
Whether you play rock, jazz, or metal, the root of all modern music is the blues so a fundamental understanding of its vocabulary is essential.
If you don’t already know them, here are the 5 shapes of the minor pentatonic scale in the key of A. To learn them, play and visualise the chord (red dots) and then play through the scale.