THE Gary Moore Pentatonic Guitar Lick that You NEED to Know.

Tutorial - Still Got the Blues

Since I learned this Gary Moore lick a few years ago, it's become a key part of my pentatonic playing, both note for note or with my own modifications to it. Figured that I would slow it down, show some of you guys and gals how to play it, and point out one of the key techniques that make it such a great pentatonic lick.

Hope you enjoy the vid, Cheers, Kelly

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[JnWayn]

Dude, let me tell you... This is the kind of tutorship that I've been looking for but never see, where you go step by step and show how it's done. Everybody else basically parades their skills which sounds great but does nothing for the learner. But you've taken my hand and shown me the way. I'm just past a third of the video and I'm already sounding like I've never before, I had to take a break and comment. Awesome video lesson

[winstonsmith]

Gary Moore was a fantastic player/musician. Glad he found himself before he departed. Best blues you'll ever hear. From the depths of his soul. RIP.

[n.dtaylor]

Great tip with the finger roll and shining a light on a Guitar Legend,
R.I.P Gary

[danlam]

When I learned this lick from your "still got the blues" tutorial I felt like a Guitar God! Still creeping my way through the outro solo, great stuff!

[blessthemusic]

So glad to discover your tutorial today. I'm in! Fantastic blues methods and demos. I especially like your detailed descriptions of working all the angles of the notes on the fretboard; thank you, Kelly.

[bearsmartdurango]

Thx for this! Will be fun to mess with. I came into Gary Moore late. Then, like a year later, learned he was in Thin Lizzy! I knew there was a reason i always loved Cowboy Song and Jailbreak.

[zeljkovukovic]

By far you are my favourite tutorial, no bull, plain and simple enough for us loosers to learn and enjoy. Thanks a million.

[feralgeek]

Brilliant!!! You have opened up a whole new way to look at lead playing for me. The front end/back end description is a brilliant. Thanks!! Love your playing and your videos!!

[wooliegeek]

I’m a big fan of Gary, but I learned these techniques from Frank Marino. Thanks for the break down. This is gold!

[Boogieplex]

A great lick that really helped me nail the “roll” method is the opening lead lines from Ram Jam’s “Black Betty”. But don’t underestimate the “roll” method on the back-end notes of the pentatonic either.Billy Gibbons and Jimmy Page roll on both the front and back ends of the pentatonic. Also a great technique is to slide into notes, either sliding foward or backwards. Great lesson!
Ps… thank you for the Stranglehold solo lesson. I learned it in one afternoon thanks to your amazing teaching.

[georgemangen]

That rolling technique i learned from michael schenker..in the late 70's...he is my top 3

[briansalerno]

I really like the way you break it down. I’m listening. Thx brother.

[robertclarkguitar]

Love Gary Moore and Gilmour. This is a killer video man. Nothing appeals to me more than the emotions a guitar solo carries

[bruceripepi]

Love this, especially the bends you show in the “front end” in form 5. Totally cool.

[amyhermanns]

KDA- GREAT LESS! I really like the front end/back end approach and how to treat them. VERY HELPFUL. Thanks

[CHill-uhfg]

I think stacking notes, was a more common practice for players in the 70's, that's when I learned it. Lots of players used it, like Billy Gibbons, (la grange), Angus Young, (shock me all night long). As well as almost every blues player from back in the day. Great lesson

[mariogamez-rr]

Thanks my friend! I enjoy learning from you.when I need to learn something, I look u up!
With love from Corpus Christi Texas. ❤❤❤

[tomtracy]

Excellent point! The rolling note grab

[bigdaddyfilmmaker]

Well done. Yup. I have been learning the solo to Highway star, and discovered I need to work this technique which I rarely use. After a couple weeks I am loving it. Cheers

[shannonjones]

Great lesson! Awesome channel! These licks are perfect for rut busting and I thank you for sharing them!