Play The Major or Minor Pentatonic Scale that Corresponds to each Chord

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Hello Cherries! Here's a simple and very effective way to solo over a chord progression 🤨 Play the major or minor pentatonic scale that corresponds to each chord as it is played 🧐 This is also known as "playing the changes" with pentatonics. This method can be done while staying in one general area of the fretboard by knowing how the different pentatonic boxes relate to one another 😊 In this NEW VIDEO, I'll show you how to do this 🎸 Enjoy the video Everybody and have a great weekend ❤️

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