Stacking Pentatonics = Next Level Minor Blues 🎸

🎸 Stacking Pentatonics = Next Level Minor Blues 🎸
Most guitar players get stuck using just one minor pentatonic scale over a blues — and while it works, it can sound flat. In this lesson, I’ll show you the secret pentatonic trick: using a different minor pentatonic scale on each chord of a minor blues (Am, Dm, Em).
By stacking pentatonics you’ll outline the changes, add the sweet minor 7 arpeggio color tones (including the 11th), and create smooth, modern blues solos that sound way more advanced than just running the same old box.
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What You’ll Learn in This Video:
How to use the A, D, and E minor pentatonic scales over an Am blues
How each pentatonic contains a minor 7 arpeggio + 11th color tone
How to stack pentatonics to connect the changes smoothly
Example licks and a jam to get the sound in your playing

00:00 Intro & Playing
00:50 The Chords & Main Concept
03:30 Stacking Pentatonics Playing & Walkthrough
06:54 Simplifying The Concept
09:24 Different Positions
10:24 Different Position Playing
11:22 Why This SO Cool!
12:00 Final Thoughts