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« Like JA Vamp Playing Changes Part Two »
Category: Soloing Tips
This lesson looks at using the major pentatonic scale to navigate through a chord progression of three chords. This approach forces the use of three different fingerings of the pentatonic scale and is a true test of how well you know them.
Also notice how “country sounding” the major pentatonic scales can be.
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And the jam track…
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