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09/09/2026

🎸 Pentatonic Lick #7

What happens if you take a lick and play the notes in reverse order?

You get a completely different phrase from the same pentatonic material.

It’s a simple way to stop just memorising licks and start creating your own vocabulary.

🎁 Free TAB + the full Pentatonic Lick Library — link in bio.

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09/09/2026

🎸 NEW: Pentatonic Guitar Lick #7

How many different licks can you create from one simple musical idea?

For #7 in my pentatonic series, we take the phrase and reverse the order of the notes.

▶️ Watch the new lick here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMP0-0ogBBc&list=PLB8jXCTV0MaM

Then grab the FREE TAB and access the growing Pentatonic Lick Library here:
https://learn.guitarmasteryonline.com/free-pentatonic-licks

The aim is to go beyond simply collecting licks and start seeing how easily one idea can be transformed into many.

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05/09/2026

Pentatonic Guitar Lick #6 🎸

Same pentatonic idea.
One small change.

This time I sustain the final note — giving the phrase more space and a completely different feel.

You don’t always need new notes to create new licks. Sometimes changing the rhythm is enough.

🎼 FREE TAB + Guitar Pro files — link in bio.

Which lick in the series is your favourite so far?

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04/09/2026

Pentatonic Guitar Lick #6 🎸

Here’s another way to get more mileage from one simple pentatonic idea.

For this version, the main change is at the end of the phrase: the final note is sustained.

That extra space changes the phrasing and gives the lick a very different character without needing to learn a completely new pattern.

▶️ Watch it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFWBxCzaQzI&list=PLB8jXCTV0MaM

Download the FREE TAB + Guitar Pro files:
https://learn.guitarmasteryonline.com/free-pentatonic-licks

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02/09/2026

Pentatonic Guitar Lick #5 🎸

Sometimes the easiest way to create a new lick is to REMOVE something.

For this one I took the original pentatonic idea and removed the first note.

That gives us a 7-note phrase — and suddenly the pattern starts shifting across the beat.

One note less. Completely different feel.

🎼 FREE TAB + Guitar Pro files — link in bio.

Which lick in the series is your favourite so far?

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02/09/2026

Pentatonic Guitar Lick #5 🎸

Here’s another way to develop one simple pentatonic idea.

For this version I removed the first note, leaving a 7-note pattern.

Because 7 notes don’t sit neatly against a 4/4 pulse, the phrase starts moving across the beat and creates a completely different rhythmic effect.

▶️ Watch it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MasSy7Hv8I&list=PLB8jXCTV0MaM&index=6

Download the FREE TAB + Guitar Pro files:
https://learn.guitarmasteryonline.com/free-pentatonic-licks

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29/08/2026

More notes don’t automatically create better music.

Pentatonic scales may be among the first scales guitarists learn, but those same five notes can also produce incredibly sophisticated playing.

In this new video, I begin with one simple A minor pentatonic sequence and explore how changing its rhythm, direction, articulation and note order can generate an expanding collection of guitar licks.

▶ Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1SAbvMapr4

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29/08/2026

Pentatonic Guitar Lick #4 🎸

Take one pentatonic idea…
Split it into 4-note groups…
Then use slides to move through the scale.

Another lick without learning another completely unrelated pattern.

🎼 FREE TAB + Guitar Pro files — link in bio.

Which lick in the series is your favourite so far?

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29/08/2026

Pentatonic Lick #4 is out 🎸

Here’s another way of developing one simple pentatonic idea.

This version splits the pattern into 4-note units and uses slides to move through different positions of the scale.

It’s a good example of how you can create completely new phrases without continually having to learn new shapes.

▶️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2Xdzq1NICc&list=PLB8jXCTV0MaM

Get the FREE TAB + Guitar Pro files here:
https://learn.guitarmasteryonline.com/free-pentatonic-licks

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26/08/2026

Pentatonic Guitar Lick #3 🎸

What happens if we change just ONE note length?

This lick uses exactly the same basic pentatonic idea as before — but sustaining the first note shifts everything that follows rhythmically.

A tiny change, but a completely different feel.

🎸 Get the free TAB, Guitar Pro files and full Pentatonic Lick Library from the link in my bio.

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