Easy Blues Solo Using E Major Pentatonic Scale

Welcome to our guitar lesson where we'll dive into the versatile E major pentatonic scale. In this session, we'll explore not only how to play the scale but also how to apply it over changing chords and incorporate triad shapes for added flavor.
We'll discover how patterns within the scale can repeat themselves, making it easier to grasp and apply creatively. You'll soon realize that just about anything you play within the major pentatonic boundary will sound right, emphasizing its importance in guitar improvisation.
By the end of the lesson, you'll have a better understanding of the relationship between major and minor pentatonic scales and how to use them effectively in your playing. Get ready to unlock a world of musical possibilities! Jam track link is at the end of the video :-) Have Fun!!
Here Is the link to the tabs: www.soundslice...
00.00 INTRO
1:20 E PENTATONIC SCALE
1:50 E MINOR PENTATONIC SCALE
2:16 MAJOR PENTATONIC SCALE
2:50 SHAPES OUTSIDE THE BOX
4:42 VIDEO OF SONG PLAYTHRU
6:21 PART 1 DEEP DIVE EXPLAINED IN DETAIL
6:58 6/9 CHORD SHAPE
9:18 CHORD SHAPES/TRIAD SHAPES
13.21 PART 1 PLAY THRU
15:21 PART 2 DEEP DIVE EXPLAINED IN DETAIL
18:31 PART 2 PLAY THRU
20:08 COMPLETE PLAY THRU...BEGINNING TO END
22:07 EASY CONVERSION OF B7 TRIAD TO DIMINISHED CHORD SHAPE
22:33 VIDEO RECAP
23:00 CHORDS RECAP
24:00 OUTTRO-THAT'S ALL FOLKS! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE...LET'S BE BUDS!

[@theprosperousitinerant8592]

This is great! Thanks for putting it up!

[@ajmiller8887]

You have a tab for this? I love it

[@musiclessons101Max]

Hi Ajmiller8887! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it. Yes I finally got around to making a tab for it. If you click .....more under the description above you will find the link for it. It's probably not the best tab, was my first one, but I think it should get you thru. Thanks Again! Max