The final lick consists of another blistering utilization of legato, instead this time, with string-skipping involved. Keep an eye on string noise (as always), start slow, and fun!
Tutorial - Traversing the Pentatonic Scale
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Chris Feener
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Traversing the Pentatonic Scale - Introduction
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Traversing the Pentatonic Scale - 3NPS Positions
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Traversing the Pentatonic Scale - Lick #1
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Traversing the Pentatonic Scale - Lick #2
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Traversing the Pentatonic Scale - String-Skipping
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Traversing the Pentatonic Scale - Lick #3
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