Tip Of The Mornin' Joe To Ya: Episode 3: Using 'Pivots' over the natural minor scale

Tip Of The Mornin' Joe To Ya: Episode 3: Using 'Pivots' over the natural minor scale

Tip Of The Mornin' Joe To Ya: Episode 3: Using 'Pivots' over the natural minor scale: Joe unlocks the beauty and the fire-power of the natural minor scale and the use of 'pivots' to get to where you need to be on the fingerboard. If you can master this, you'll really be on your way to being a master shredder.....!!
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