Pentatonic Power - Play Lead Guitar Like A Pro...

Enter your E-mail Address Enter your First Name (optional) Then Don't worry -- your e-mail address is totally secure. I promise to use it only to send you learn-guitar-online.   Who Else Wants To Play Great Lead Guitar? Pentatonic Power - A step by step roadmap for playing killer lead guitar “Finally, the First Practical, Step-By-Step, Roadmap for Playing Lead Guitar Like a Pro... 100% Guaranteed” Dear Fellow Guitarist,Are you frustrated? Are you looking for the key to playing great lead guitar?Maybe you’re a complete beginner and don’t know where to start. Perhaps you’ve learned a few scales already and you’re thinking...now what? Maybe you’ve even learned a few solos by your favorite players but when it comes down to playing your own solos you are at a complete loss for what to do.I understand those feelings of frustration because I’ve been there myself and I’ve seen and heard the same complaints from students that come to me looking for the answers.I still remember being invited to my first jam session. There was another guitar player there and he was flying all over the neck. He then turned to me and said, “you take one.” I sheepishly decline and muttered something like “I don’t play lead guitar, only rhythm.”I decided then and there that I would learn to play lead guitar and started on the path of discovery. Thirty some odd years later that quest has lead to the creation of Pentatonic Power.But before I tell you what Pentatonic Power is, let me tell you what it’s not. This is not a book that promises you will be a great guitarist in a weekend or 7 days.I know it’s tempting to buy one of those play guitar in a weekend books. Or master the guitar in seven days, but think about your own experience in playing the guitar. Do you really believe it’s possible to learn to play the guitar in one weekend or even one week for that matter?In doing research for the creation of my own book and how to market on the internet I even bought a couple of those books myself. I even give kudos to the authors for writing the books and being savvy enough to sell them. They even have some good info in them.Where I really start to get angry is when they make ridiculous claims!On the internet it’s tough to know who to believe. There are so many people making ridiculous claims it’s insane. It's like day after day, you get hit with hype pitch after hype pitch. In a moment, I'll tell you specifically what I can do for you. But first, here is why you should believe me to begin with:Why Should You Believe What I Say?One: I’m not going to promise that you will be playing like your favorite guitarist at the end of 5 months. That’s total hype. I don’t know anything about you, your skills or your level of commitment. How could I guarantee such a thing?Two: I have been playing guitar for 38 years and teaching for 25 years. As a student and teacher of the guitar I have dedicated myself to finding the best and quickest ways to get the results I want on the guitar... the same results that you want.Three: I have taught over 1200 individuals how play the guitar. You don’t get that kind of clientele and repeat business if you don’t deliver the goods.Four: I make a full time living as a musician and music teacher. I am out there putting my knowledge to work.Here’s How I Am Going To Help You play Great Lead Guitar!OK. Let’s get right down to it. You’ve got a guitar and are interested in learning to play lead guitar or you wouldn’t be reading this. The question is, how do you do it?First you have to realize there is no magic pill that instantly makes you into a great guitarist. It take practice, but a specific kind of practice. Practice that t takes you step by step, day by day towards a specific goal.To play lead guitar requires the study of scales. The pentatonic scale is the easiest scale to start with. The patterns of the pentatonic scale lay comfortably under the fingers allowing guitarists from the beginner on up to quickly get this scale under control and play lead guitar.You need instruction in the application of the scale. Specific examples to show you how to take what you have learned and how to use it to play lead guitar.You need to take what you learn and find ways to apply it immediately into your playing.Now, I’m not saying this doesn’t require work. Of course it does. Anything worth achieving does.Let me describe a couple of typical lessons with my private students.Student one does exactly what I ask him to do for the week. Follows the plan and excels in a short period of time.Student two comes in and says, “Sorry but I had no time to practice this week.” Absolutely no progress has been made. After questioning the student about their available time I usually find out that there was plenty of time to practice. They just decided it was more important to watch a rerun of the Simpsons for the 20th time.I have no problems with watching TV or the Simpsons ( I love the Simpsons myself)...but, if you simply make a commitment to spend