Peter Green's Magic Scale: Exploring a Unique Guitar Approach
Exploring the unique approach of guitarist Peter Green and his influence from BB King.
00:00:03 Peter Green's Magic Scale: Exploring the unique approach of guitarist Peter Green and his influence from BB King. Also includes information on a giveaway and discount on courses.
🎸 Peter Green's Magic Scale is discussed, which is influenced by BB King and showcases Peter Green's unique style.
🎶 The video talks about the influence of BB King on Peter Green's guitar playing and emphasizes the energy and originality of Green's style.
🎵 The discussion includes a demonstration of a C blues and references the song 'If You Be My Baby' as a transformative moment in Green's guitar playing.
00:08:47 Explore Peter Green's Magic Scale in a C blues context. Learn how to play the C minor pentatonic scale with an added sixth and the effect it has on the sound.
🎸 The main idea is playing over a C blues using a C minor pentatonic scale.
🎶 Peter Green often replaced the flat 7 in the C minor pentatonic scale with a natural 6, giving it a sweet blues sound.
🔥 The F9 arpeggio derived from the A minor pentatonic scale with a natural 6 works well over the IV chord in a C blues progression.
00:17:40 Learn about Peter Green's Magic Scale and how to mix different scales to create a unique sound. Discover the importance of adding the natural third for a major sound. Explore the ambiguity of the third in blues music.
⭐️ Mixing different scales and adding variations for flexibility.
🎸 Using natural sixth and natural third to create unique sounds.
🎶 Exploring the ambiguity and resolution in blues guitar playing.
00:26:26 Peter Green's Magic Scale is a must-watch for fans of his incredible guitar skills. Check out his live performances and records with other artists like Otis Spann.
🎸 Peter Green's Magic Scale is a must-watch live performance video.
🎹 The record 'The Biggest Thing Since Colossus' by Otis Spann and Peter Green is highly recommended.
🎵 Other notable records mentioned include 'The Eddie Boyd', 'John Maynardo Blues Breakers', and 'Live at The Shrine'.
00:35:09 In this video, the speaker discusses the Peter Green scale and its variations, as well as the use of the natural sixth in the C major pentatonic scale.
The speaker prefers PRS frets over Fender and Gibson frets due to their higher position on the fingerboard.
The speaker always thinks in the key of C rather than A when playing in C major, and emphasizes the use of minor pentatonic scale for bending notes.
The speaker discusses the use of specific pickups and a reverse wired/flipped magnet configuration to achieve the out-of-phase sound of Peter Green.
00:44:00 Learn how to create magic with Peter Green's unique scale techniques, combining minor and major pentatonic scales to outline chord tones and unleash rock and roll guitar solos.
🎸 Peter Green was heavily influenced by Eric Clapton and had his own unique style.
🎵 When playing a straight 145 progression, it's important to consider the chord tones and choose the right scale to outline the sounds of the chords.
🎙️ The speaker recommends using a parent scale like C minor blues and adding in a note from the chord to create a more melodic solo.
00:52:47 This video discusses Peter Green's magic scale and offers tips on how to emulate his killer vibrato technique. Various guitarists and influences are mentioned.
🎸 Peter Green's Magic Scale is discussed, including his choice of pickups and the modifications made to his guitars.
🎶 The importance of developing and controlling vibrato technique, with references to influential guitarists.
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