The Blues - Page 2

jimmynumber9 · January 1st, 2010, 08:49 PM

Thanks, I've learned more off of this thread than I have before about any genre of music. I thank everyone again for all of the help you've been

DavyA · January 3rd, 2010, 02:29 AM

You say scales scales scales....just becareful not to get caught up in scales! especially pentatonics! It can take years to get out! Learning the notes of the chords is maybe even more important.

In the Blues ucan use the 1, 2 (9), b3, 3, 5, #5, 6 (13) and the 7 of the I, iV and V chords (and yes there are other tone you can use). You should be able to find these notes over each chord, since these will be the most common tones of these chords.....if that makes sense!

Learn to play scales and you will sound like scales....

Have Fun!

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January 3rd, 2010, 02:29 AM	#42 (permalink)
DavyA Tele-Meister Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Longmont Colorado Age: 60 Posts: 386	You say scales scales scales....just becareful not to get caught up in scales! especially pentatonics! It can take years to get out! Learning the notes of the chords is maybe even more important. In the Blues ucan use the 1, 2 (9), b3, 3, 5, #5, 6 (13) and the 7 of the I, iV and V chords (and yes there are other tone you can use). You should be able to find these notes over each chord, since these will be the most common tones of these chords.....if that makes sense! Learn to play scales and you will sound like scales.... Have Fun!

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