The scale pattern Paul bases his lick on is still the A minor pentatonic scale, but it's played in a different position. Check out Example 1 on the next page if you're unfamiliar with the scale.

These are the notes of the A minor pentatonic scale. As with any scale, it pays to learn it in as many fretboard positions as possible. Obviously, if you transpose a scale to a new key, you get a new ...

This time, I’d like to demonstrate a soloing approach over this rhythm part, using both major and minor pentatonic scales ... 2 shows the G blues scale in 3rd position. One could stick with ...