George Benson's PENTATONIC WIZARDRY on "So What"

In this lesson, I analyze the various pentatonic-based ideas that George Benson uses in his solo over “So What”. I present eight examples discussing opening phrases, side-stepping, pentatonic from a 5th above the root, tritone sub pentatonic, and more. It’s a great lesson to learn more from if you’re a fan of Benson, and I can’t think of any guitarist that isn’t. Click the links below for the free PDF for this lesson and more resources. Part 2 of this lesson: George Benson's Butyraceous Bebop Lines!    • George Benson's BUTTERY Bebop Lines!   💰 Free Lesson PDF 💰 https://www.chasesguitaracademy.com/g... For all the PDFs from my YouTube videos AND all my best courses, sign up to Chase's Guitar Academy 👇 🎸 14-Day Free Trial to Chase's Guitar Academy → A Proven, Structured curriculum + 24/7 Feedback and Support + Access to World-Class Guitarists: https://www.chasesguitaracademy.com 🚀 Get the first 5 lessons from The Daily Jazz Challenge sent straight to your inbox, 1 each day: https://www.chasesguitaracademy.com/p... 📚 Check out my other courses and ebooks here: https://www.chasesguitaracademy.com/g... 📱 For all things Chase's Guitar Academy, follow us on Instagram @chasesguitaracademy