Target Notes “In The Box” Playing the Blues Over 1-4-5 Chords

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Happy New Year Cherries! Let's play more guitar this year 🎸😊 I'm going to you show a great framework that puts your hand in position to play a mean blues solo.


It's all based around the minor pentatonic / blues scale shape. I'm sure you've played that before. That's the ultimate place to play a greasy blues solo. You'll sometimes want to blend that with a dominant arpeggio to target chord tones. That's great for the 1 chord. When you go to the 4 chord you can switch to another shape that's superimposed right over the minor pentatonic scale. This new shape is an arpeggio too. The same goes for the 5 chord.


In this ⬇️ NEW VIDEO ⬇️ I'll show you exactly how to do this so that you can get 2026 kicked of right.


Enjoy the video and have a Happy, and Healthy New Year Everybody 🥳


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