Blues Guitar Solo Lesson Switching Between Major And Minor Sounds With The House Pattern

Many blues players know that one of your options when blues soloing is to use the major pentatonic or major blues sound over the I chord in the 12 bar blues progression...

While continuing to use the minor pentatonic or minor blues sound over the IV and the V chord in the 12 bar (or 8 bar) blues progression.

However, that's more of a solution looking for a problem... the problem is, how do you actually play that!?

There are a lot of answer to that question, but today I've got one using one of my personal favorite patterns.

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