Outlining chord shapes to solo on guitar

Here's a little lesson in learning how to look at chord shapes to use in soloing. Hope you enjoy!

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No bullshit, straight to the point, this is the best way to learn how to navigate the fret board. Not forgetting there’s 9ths 13ths, flat or sharp 5th, 11ths, min/maj, aug, dim, minors, really need a couple life times to complete this lol

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[jamesball]

The bit at 10:50 showing how you can go through the progression in one position is really helpful

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I saw your video about how you cant always use the pentatonic scale. Today I learned Gmajor 7 chord up and down the neck. After that I learned the Gmajor 7 appregios up and down the neck. I just want to thank you for opening up my eyes 😁

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Dang it man! That outro is fresh in my mind so that's the first thing I can comment on. Just like my aunt Millie knitting. Be sitting there talking to you and her fingers going like crazy. One of your best ways of showing how to build from the ground up to outline the chords. Really helpful.

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