How to Mix Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales on Guitar for Epic Solos

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Learn how to mix major and minor pentatonic scales in your guitar solos! I'll break down this essential blues and rock soloing technique in one simple, approachable position. Whether you’re just getting started with soloing or looking to add more flavor to your licks, this lesson will help you blend major and minor pentatonic scales confidently.

What You’ll Learn:
• How to mix major and minor pentatonic scales in one position
• Soloing tips for blues and dominant chord progressions
• Major over the one chord, minor over the four chord approach
• Licks and phrasing that sound like the pros

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0:00 – Intro
3:23 – Minor Pentatonic Scale Breakdown
4:57 – Major Pentatonic Scale Breakdown
5:47 – Hybrid Licks Combining Major and Minor
7:05 – Sweet Bends and Almond Brothers Flavor
8:19 – Conceptual Note Bending Tips
10:23 – Switching Between Major & Minor
11:28 – Applying the Major/Minor Concept in a Blues Progression
13:42 – Soloing Demo: Mixing Major and Minor Pentatonic
15:46 – Final Tips, Jam Track Practice, Free Resources