*NOW INCLUDES THE PENTATONIC PHRASING COURSE · 40+ HOURS The Complete Course Library Everything I teach about the fretboard, in one place. This is the deep stuff, how the neck actually works, why the shapes connect, and how to stop playing in one box for the rest of your life. If you've been jumping between free videos for two years and still can't see the whole fretboard, this is the fix. Free content gives you isolated tricks. This gives you the system underneath all of it. What's inside: Breaking Out Of Box 1 — get off the one pentatonic shape everyone's stuck in The CAGED System — the framework that connects the entire neck Major & Minor Pentatonics — including mixing them, and the min pentatonic add 9 The Major Scale — the foundation everything else is built on Triads & Spread Triads — chord tones you can actually solo with Arpeggios & 7th Arpeggios — outlining changes instead of guessing Extended Chords — richer voicings beyond open shapes Modes — demystified, not academic How Music Works — the theory that ties it all together Song studies — Something, Wind Cries Mary, Sultans Of Swing solo, broken down bar by bar Plus a bonus minor scales lesson Then: Pentatonic Phrasing — the application course Knowing the shapes and knowing what to do with them are two different skills. This is the second one. A 4-part progressive course on actually applying everything above — phrasing, note choice, and building solos that go somewhere instead of running scales. Previously sold separately — now included in the Library. Week 1: Minor Pentatonic Fundamentals — articulation, note choice, phrase building Week 2: Major Pentatonic Application — rhythmic phrasing, where to land Week 3: Blending Both Scales — seamless mixing, call and response, musical conversation Week 4: Classic vs Modern — the Clapton blueprint, non-blues applications, adapting across genres Learn the system, then learn to speak it. That's the whole library. Delivered in Circle. One place, any device, lifetime access. No ZIP files, no dead Drive links. For players who can already make a noise and want to understand what they're doing. If you can play a few chords, you're ready.
