Use Triads with the Pentatonic Scale for Improvising Over Blues Progression

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Using triads with the pentatonic scale for blues improvisation adds harmonic richness and sophistication to a standard blues solo. While the minor pentatonic is a reliable choice over an entire blues progression, blending specific triads on each chord helps you outline the changes and sound more intentional. In this video I'll show you exactly how I blend triads with the minor pentatonic "Blues scale." Enjoy the video and have a great week Everybody 🎸😊

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