Here is the pentatonic scale. The green dots are the root notes in minor and the red dots are the root notes in major. Just practice playing the scale a few times until the fingers know it automatically. Then scroll down and start improvising with the notes from scale with the different backing tracks as a background.
To use the backing tracks below you should play the scale with the first finger on the first fret. In backing track 1, 3 and 4 the green notes (F) are the root notes and in backing track number 2 the red notes (Ab) are the root notes. Good luck!
1.
//: F7 - F7 - F7 - F7
Bb7 - Bb7 - F7 - F7
C7 - Bb7 - F7 - C7 ://
3.
//: Fm7 - Fm7 - Fm7 - Fm7
Bbm7 - Bbm7 - Fm7 - Fm7
Db7 - C7 - Fm7 - C7 ://
2.
//: Ab7 - Ab7 - Ab7 - Ab7
Db7 - Db7 - Ab7 - Ab7
Eb7 - Db7 - Ab7 - Eb7 ://
4.
//: Fm - Fm - Bbm - Bbm
C7 - C7 - Db - Db
Ab - Ab - C7 - C7 ://
As much as barre chords can be a hindrance, getting past it is really necessary to progress as a guitarist. If you already know some guitar and are struggling with barre chords, this is the guide for you!
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