Pentatonic Scales for Pedal Steel Guitar – 3 Positions (Major & Minor)!

Hope you enjoy this pedal steel guitar lesson.

Here's a few positions for minor and major pentatonic scales. There are LOADS more positions of course but these should be a good starting point.
Hey there, steel guitar enthusiasts! I'm excited to share some essential pentatonic scale positions with you in this lesson. I will show you three key positions for both major and minor pentatonic scales that will get you playing some killer licks in no time. Don't worry, even if you're just starting out, I'll break it down so it's easy to follow.

I will guide you through each position, explaining how to play them and how they relate to each other. I'll also share some tips on how to use these scales in your own playing, whether you're improvising or just jamming along with your favorite tunes. While there are tons of positions out there, these three are a fantastic starting point and will give you a solid foundation to build upon.

I'm confident that this lesson will help you unlock new possibilities on your pedal steel. So grab your guitar, and let's dive into the world of pentatonic scales!

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0:00 Intro
0:28 Lesson start
2:32 2nd position
3:40 3rd position
5:38 Minor/Major discussion

[unknowndan]

For the 3rd position, when he says lowering the E strings, that's Left Knee Lever Right.