In this lesson we're going to combine two different scales - the minor pentatonic and the major pentatonic, to create a classic blues sounding lead line. We're also going to look beyond "just" combining these scales, and talk about the chord shapes and tones that reside within these shapes.

Find new sounds within the pentatonic scale by applying these 9 substitutions. We'll be emphasizing Dorian, Aeolian & Mixolydian sounds.

Create modern sounding chord voicings by using the minor pentatonic scale

In this lesson we will learn how to switch between a pentatonic and the minor scale.

"In this lesson we will study the minor pentatonic scale. This is a very basic scale but has the advantage of being useful in almost every musical context. The minor pentatonic is a 5 note scale. The notes of the scale are the root, minor 3rd, natural 4th, natural 5th and minor 7th. "

Minor pentatonic scale and minor triads! The idea is to practice the five different minor pentatonic boxes.

6 licks that will improve your soloing

This is yet another blues lesson of mine, but a much more freer version.

Explore your first pentatonic scale with hammer-ons, pull-offs, bending and release.