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An Allan Holdsworth-Inspired Pentatonic Run

By Glenn Proudfoot

In this Sick Lick, I'm using a technique inspired by Allan Holdsworth.

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Loud & Proud with Glenn Proudfoot: Expanding Minor Pentatonic Ideas with Three-Notes-Per-String Phrases

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Loud & Proud: Creating Alien Guitar Sounds by Combining Wide Stretches with Legato Techniques

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: Achieving That "Alien" Sound With a Shawn Lane-Inspired Lick

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: Practice Playing Intricate Patterns Up and Down the Neck

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: An Introduction to the "Claw Technique"

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Loud & Proud: Expanding Diminished-Seven Arpeggio Shapes Across the Fretboard

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: Crazy Combination of the Whole Tone, Diminished and Pentatonic Scales

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: Create Wide-Open Arpeggios by Fretting With Your Thumb

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: Combining the Natural E Minor Pentatonic, Flat 5 and Major 3rd Pentatonic Scales

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: Create Longer Legato Lines by Fretting With Your Right Hand

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Loud & Proud: A New Approach to Diminished-Seven Arpeggios

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Sick Licks: Getting Aggressive With the A Minor Blues Scale

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Loud & Proud: A New Approach to the Blues Scale

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Loud & Proud: Building Patterns in the Pentatonic Scale, Part 2

By Glenn Proudfoot

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Loud & Proud: Building Patterns in the Pentatonic Scale, Part 1

By Glenn Proudfoot

In the first edition of Glenn Proudfoot's new Guitar World column, "Loud & Proud," the Australian guitarist looks at a few simple ways of building patterns inside the pentatonic box.