Money Pink Floyd Guitar Lesson (LEAD)

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Money Pink Floyd Soloing Lesson
Today let’s look at an iconic blues solo from the great David Gilmour.
The song is from one of the best-selling albums of all time. And the guitar solo follows a 12-bar blues.
It’s a great example of why learning to improvise over the blues first is so important.
Doing this sets you up for success.
You see most people don’t listen to Pink Floyd and think they are listening to the blues…
But when you play guitar, and you start digging under the surface.
You find out the TRUTH.
Key takeaways:
-What scales to play over this iconic song
-How Gilmour uses syncopation to make his solo sound EXCITING
-How to hit notes out of the scale and STILL sound good
Plus my favorite part is the final lick I share.
It’s an EPIC 2-octave Gilmour run that has you flowing through 3 different positions on the neck.
It’s good.
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[@amir.zolghadr]

great lesson. thank you!

[@axe-ologist]

You are a really good teacher Do you have or could you make some Floyd-like jam tracks? Maybe you know where I could find some. Thanks for the fretboard guide!

[@hydro3028]

hey jon just found your channel and I was wondering if I should pick up the acoustic guitar and where to start I’ve been playing the violin for the past five years so I know how to read music and play fairly well… I already have a cheap guitar