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hey everybody this is Dave nassie over

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here at Next Level Guitar and we're

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going to do a really fun thing today

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we're going to dive into the style of

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Stevie Ron and really just capture the

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feel have a great time and learn some

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tremendous licks that are in the style

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of Stevie Ron the first thing we're

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going to do is we're going to address

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the scale shapes that we're going to use

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to go ahead and a achieve these

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aggressive licks that we're talking

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about and the important thing again to

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remember is that I am tuned down a half

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step I'm going to show this to you in C

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so I'm going to be working in the eighth

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position working in the C position we're

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going to of course outline our first

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form of our pentatonic scale and it

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looks just like

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this easy enough standard shape we all

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know him and we love him so we're going

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to start with the second form of

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pentatonic and that means I'm going to

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be playing the exact same notes that I

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did in my first position I'm just going

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to be starting from the second note

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Andor the pinky note and that shape

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looks just like

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this so those are two forms of your

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basic pentatonic scale shape we're going

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to go ahead and Dive Right In to some of

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these standard kind of licks that we

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hear all the time

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so the first thing that I want to think

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about is the turnaround now the

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turnaround in the progression right what

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is the turnaround that's going to be

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addressing when we go from the five

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chord to that four

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chord right to back up to that five it's

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turning around and the progression is

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starting over again so within that you

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might hear this kind of a lick from

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Stevie Ron

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now that's a really fun lick to play

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because it outlines a slightly different

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note out of that pentatonic shape and it

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gives us a little bit of tension when we

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do so so let's look at that

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slowly now with this lick what I'm doing

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is I've got my first finger laying flat

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on the eighth fret I'm going to be

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addressing this with an upstroke motion

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and I'm going to be hammering down from

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C to D on the height E string getting

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this and it's a really rather quick

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hammer on to uh achieve that

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sound and this lick will then

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go and that's a really neat note right

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there right we're getting C sharp in

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there it's going to work as a great

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passing

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tone that's our little turnaround start

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right there

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so I'll play that

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slowly from there I'm going to use that

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blue scale and I'm going to slide

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in to that note and resolve it right

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there on the C so what do we have so

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far classic kind of a lick that you get

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on that turnaround

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now we can always add variation within

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that especially when you're being

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aggressive and laying into that

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thing right we can add to it so let's

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add that to it let's go ahead and get in

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there and try that so coming from

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here I'm going to go into a nice Bend

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but the note that we're sliding

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to up to that

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g we're going to bend up to

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it so we're going to give one Bend and

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one

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slide each

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time and I think that's a really cool

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lick coming out of that turnaround so

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that can add to this

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now I love that so what I did there from

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this so when I'm sliding off of this

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Blues

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run I'm going to go back up with my

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third finger and lay it flat to get 11

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on the second string or your B flat note

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then I'm sliding back into that flat

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five and I'm right back into the notes

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so you

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get I like

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that so when you're coming from a

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bend and sometimes you could pull that

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off and there's another nice good one

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that will help resolve that lick and

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it's kind of cool because you're raking

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into it so you get that kind of sound

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and when you're really distorted and

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Loud it'll just help Shear that skin off

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all those faces the people watching you

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right just peel it right

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off so what's going on here let's turn

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the body a little bit sideways so we can

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see that I'm muting a great deal of the

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strings here with my first finger as I

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go across the

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guitar we'll just show that part of it

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so you get get that real aggressive kind

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of uh percussion to the instrument now

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the note that I'm going to be sliding

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from is this F note here so I'm going to

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go and that's all an upstroke motion

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even to hit that

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note then I go to that resolving C there

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that's

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great yeah get really

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aggressive so with that guy what we're

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doing is we're going to use our index

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finger and we're going to pull down on

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these and really again we're trying to

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melt some faces

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people really pull that down and get

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aggressive with it you're going to feel

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that on your finger just then I thought

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I was going to lose some skin was

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fantastic so as I pull

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down I'm going to that C note but we're

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not going to end there we're going to

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go and get a nice little pulloff run

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that's going from C to B flat and ending

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on

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G so you pick this one and then you pick

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this one but you don't pick the

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end so right there we've got some really

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nice sweet sounding licks in that first

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position now let's talk about the second

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position of our pentatonic scale so the

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first thing that we're going to do is our

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classic and if you got enough sustain

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there you could really let that thing

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ring out now that's the back pickup

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front

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pickup and that's the other pick up

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there that's just not quite in the front

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there right so you hear that difference

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and you get that sustain and that's what

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that overdrive Andor your tube screammer

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will do for your tone Now That's a

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classic we can add to that by hitting

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this E flat with and bending it up just

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a little

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bit that's a good one back

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pickup front

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pickup now this is going to be back

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pickup with only

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fingers and notice when I'm plucking in

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the front part of the guitar and I'm

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really heavily muting all of these

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strings

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pre-end

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pre-end now you get so many

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possibilities just within this confined

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space of this pentatonic

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scale because you're resolving to this

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Cote and with limitation comes

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creativity so you've got a lot of

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options there I can start stretch

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here that's a good one that will wake

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your hand up every single time so you

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bend

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up right and I plucked all of those with

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my finger if I hit that with a

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pick even kind of Rak into

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that and that's really fun and to

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achieve some of that aggression as well

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so I'm going to play some of these now

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I'm down a half step so remember I'm

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going to shift accordingly that means

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I'm going to be playing these things

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from the ninth position just to be in

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tune with the track and uh I'll see you

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next time and you can tune in to the

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next portion of our Stevie Ron inspired

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