Chances are that you’ve run across “box 1” for playing the pentatonic/blues scale…

But you might not have realized that most of your favorite blues riffs from your favorite blues songs also come from that scale, and often from that pattern.

I’ll run through 5 easy ones today with you, dig it!

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Hope you dig the video!

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