The Minor Pentatonic Scale in Five Positions to Play the Blues

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Hello Cherries! The Minor Pentatonic scale, a five-note scale, is a great starting point for playing blues solos 🤨 It's easy to learn, and you can play it in five different positions along the fretboard, each with it's own shape 🧐 Use these shapes to play your favorite blues licks 😊 In this ⬇️NEW VIDEO⬇️ I'll show you how to play this scale in all 5 positions 🎸 I'll also show you how to blend in the chord tones for targeting notes so that you'll be playing like your favorite blues players. Enjoy the video and have a great week Everybody ❤️

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