MAJOR PENTATONIC Improv: How to Make It MORE MUSICAL 

I’m nerding out hard on this channel! Thank you Adam!

Your intro song made me laugh!😅

I love the second approach of early/late - can be super effective when you're trying to communicate emotion!

That is inspiring! Fresh ideas for my practice. Cool lesson, I also love the second approach, never tried before that concept

I really enjoyed your laid back approach to instruction.

This lesson is pure gold👌A few simple ideas to add a lot of color and movement. Thank you!!!

This feels like a part two or three of a lesson that I have missed. The major Pentatonics?

Founded you because of the Dipped for Tone Podcast. Your Guitartips are great. Playing 30 years but never had an explanation like this for improvisation. Thank you so much. Your new album is also great. 👍

Hi Adam. Saw you in Otis Gibbs channel and recognized right away that you are someone i want to learn frim, after playing fir 60 years , more than half if that for a living. So, very glad to have found you. Roger

Trying to focus and watch this to learn something but every phrase just melts my brain.

Fantastic lesson - clear, logical, utilitarian, and illustrated by wonderful playing. I've been doing a lot of this stuff for years, but only by wandering around in a fog guided by intuition and ear until I stumble over something. I'm looking forward to rolling up my sleeves and learning the map!

Thanks a lot ! Very interesting but options 2 & 3 are rather and increasingly difficult

As always, great lesson! Thanks so much for sharing!

Sounds more full using the 4th or 5th! Thanks Adam

Wonderful lesson and approaches! Thank you!

Beautiful guitar voice

This is a really excellent lesson that has helped my playing, thanks Adam!

Love it as always!!

Amazing Guitar Performance！😺

Otis sent me! That last part sounded similar to what David Rawlings played on Barroom Girls for Gillian Welch. Or maybe that was you…?