More Minor Pentatonic Madness - Let’s Expand on the Last Video. Guitar Daily ep 196

In this video I show a little clearer how to get from Gm pentatonic to Cm pentatonic as I might have rushed over thei in the previous video. I used a minor blues asthe basis for this, and in particular the first two chords - the I to IV, which is such a common movement in music.

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