Lorne Hemmerling

 Introduction This is a simple slide solo in Em Pentatonic. The Pentatonic scale is simply a Major scale with two notes missing, the fourth and seventh degrees. The relative Major scale to Em is G Major (they share the same key signature). The two notes that are missing from G Major-Em are C and F sharp: G Major-Em  G A B C D E F sharp G   G Major-Em Pentatonic G A B D E G

This lesson will introduce you all elements of playing slide guitar, including styles, components and tunings. Famous Slide Guitar players are also introduced. Introduction to slide guitar  Add Slide guitar to your repertoire for an exciting new sound

In today’s lesson we’ll be checking out a cool practice technique you can use to practice connecting arpeggios smoothly. An important part of learning a new jazz standard or chord progression is mapping out the arpeggios for a tune. Besides being some of the most important patterns you can learn on the guitar, arpeggios are great because you can define a chord with only 4 notes.

This is a basic 12 bar song to get you started with slide guitar. Play along with the video and the Tablature to get started.