Major Pentatonic Substitution

-Guitar Lesson:
Here I show you how to combine 3 different major pentatonic scales over the same major chord. We will play the scales of A major pentatonic, E major pentatonic and B major pentatonic. In other words, we can combine the major pentatonic scales that start from the first, the fifth and the second notes of a major key signature. I hope you like it and enjoy the music. If you have any questions you can ask me.

-Music Style:
Ballad, Jazz Fusion

-Tonality:
A

-Techniques:
riff, phrasing, bending, triads, chords, hybrid picking, hammer-on, pull-off

-Sound:
I play a GIBSON LP GOLD 1974 and Mesa Boogie Single Rectifier, Clean channel, Plexitone, sm57.

-Tuning:
Standard tuning: E,A,D,G,B,E

-Tempo & Beat:
120pm (slow 60bpm)
6/4