Moore Power Latest about Moore Power How to use alternating four- and five-note patterns to add intrigue to your solos By Vinnie Moore published 22 January 21 Vinnie Moore shares his approach to adding a taste of the unexpected when playing lead guitar Lessons Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1“He got really upset and ran off down the street. He turned the corner, and I never saw him again”: Jack Bruce’s final encounter with Jaco Pastorius2“Hearing the crowd sing the War Pigs solo gave me chills”: Back to the Beginning was Ozzy Osbourne’s night – but it was also a tribute to Tony Iommi’s singular impact on guitar music3“He was told early in his career that his playing was too loud, too strident and outside the accepted norms of the day”: Buddy Guy influenced Clapton, Page, Hendrix and countless others – here’s what you can learn from blues guitar’s greatest showman4Every guitar hero, special guest and all-star cover from Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s epic Back to the Beginning farewell show5“Every guitar player should have a nylon-string guitar in their collection. This is an ideal ‘gateway’ instrument for electric players”: Cort Sunset Nylectric DLX review
How to use alternating four- and five-note patterns to add intrigue to your solos By Vinnie Moore published 22 January 21 Vinnie Moore shares his approach to adding a taste of the unexpected when playing lead guitar
