Well, classic for those of us of a certain age...;)
This may be one of those things that is already common knowledge but FWIW, I heard these two riffs when practicing the major and minor pentatonic. Both consist of a straight run of the scale tones from tonic to octave (so, 6 notes).
For the minor, it is the bass riff that opens the second section of the CSNY song 'Carry On'.
For the major, it's the opening guitar riff to 'My Girl' by the Temptations...
Cool tricks
Video clips please?
Ummm ... not sure I can figure out how to go about that... I'll see if I can...
https://vimeo.com/355017982
OK - let's see if I got all this right... video clip as requested!
Cool video TJ :thumbsup To be playing "My Girl" I guess you can even make a slide which brings you from one position to the next one helping you to locate the next Major pentatonic position
Thanks Ted, that's awesome! Great to hear and see!
Great idea, Jipes. Yes, I also thought about repeating the lick from the ending note through the next octave in the same position, too.
Robert, thanks for the nudge to figure out how to do this and put something up for the first time!