Turn our old guitar licks into amazing licks by adding one simple thing -- enclosure. This trick can be added to the beginning, middle, or end of any guitar lick to make your solos so much more interesting harmonically. This guitar lesson will show you the easy way to add enclosure to your minor pentatonic guitar solos and improvisation.
Blue Morris from Vancouver guitar lessons shows you how enclosing the major third and adding it to the minor pentatonic scale makes your lines jump out, add dissonance and resolution. These licks are great for blues, rock, classic rock, country, and much more.
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This video also references another episode from this channel, called Target Notes the Easy Way. That video is here: https://youtu.be/a8MjUOCerrE
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