Blues Soloing Method - 3 Pentatonic Scales - 2 Positions

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Hello Cherries! Last week I showed how you can solo over a blues progression in one position 🎸 In this video we break free of that position and find new ground to solo over the same progression. Please enjoy the video and have a great week Everybody ❤️

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