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Find the fret where you are making the bar chord. Now play the pentatonic minor and/or blues scale from that spot. Change to the next bar chord and do the same thing. It’s like what we did lesson 11 but now your are doing it with the blues.
Pick a simple riff from the blues scale on the 3rd fret that is four beats long. Now play the riff up at the next spot (the 8th fret). Then play it at the next chord (10th fret). Then play it back at the C chord (8th fret). Now play the chords once through. Then play another riff and repeat. Remember to keep things simple and keep the beat going.
When you are doing this type of soloing it is easy to get caught up in the technical aspect. Remember to keep your musical ideas first.
Play the minor pentatonic scale pattern on the third fret for a bar (4 beats). Then on the 8th fret for a bar. Then on the 10th fret for a bar. Then on the 8th fret.