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  1. June 22nd, 2011, 08:13 PM #1
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    Default Scott Henderson Shares Secrets of the Pentatonic Scale

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    The is some cool stuff. The first bit about moving the scale pattern was really interesting. The end stuff is really reminiscent of a lot of Jeff Beck style playing.
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    Great little lesson.
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    Thanks for sharing that, Blaze. I too pick up on the Jeff Beck vibe.
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    Excellent, must-see lesson!
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    Wow, I must have strange tastes as I found that a bit annoying.

    I could have done with leaving the trem alone and focussing on the patterns. The Jeff Beck style swells with trem were interesting when I saw JB do it on the Crossroads 2007 video, but even then I was more interested in Tal Wilkenfeld on bass if I'm honest.
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    that was awesome ... good stuff!
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