G minot penta
question: What is the same as the A# major penta?, context: Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right? Can anyone explain how this works? Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?
What is the same as the A# major penta?
So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right?
Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right? Can anyone explain how this works? Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?
So the the <hl> G minot penta <hl> is the same as the A# major penta right?
Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". So the the <hl> G minot penta <hl> is the same as the A# major penta right? Can anyone explain how this works? Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?
Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". <hl> So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right? <hl> Can anyone explain how this works? Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?