How To Master a 1-4-5 Progression Using The Major Scale in 5 Positions

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Happy Holidays Cherries! You can master the 1-4-5 Progression by playing the 5 positions of the major scale matching the CAGED System. This allows you to play rhythm and lead lines in any key across the entire fretboard. In this video I'm going to teach this system, which links specific scale patterns to standard open chord shapes. This approach allows you to improvise across the fretboard targeting the chord tones of each chord. The good news is that there are only 5 shapes and patterns. You'll start seeing them revolve over and over. Enjoy the video at Youtube/JerryCherryBand and enjoy your weekend Everybody 🎸😊

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