How to Turn Scales into Music - Part I

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Progress to an advanced level of guitar playing - bulletproofguitarplayer.com One of the things we as guitar players commonly struggle with, is taking a recently learned scale, using it improvisational context and making it sound musical, and not like we're simply practicing a scale. In this video I attempt to show you a way around this, by using pentatonic scales - major and minor - as 'soloing framework' for your lead playing.

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