A Blues Scale

Using 5th position A Blues scale to play over a 12 bar blues in A.

A Blues Scale

 


Use the jam track to the right to play along with.

Try playing up and down scale as:

quarter notes

eighth notes (in this case swing eighth notes)

triplets

Other soloing options:

The Minor Pentatonic

Dominant 7th Arpeggios

To learn the riff on the jam track click here

 


A Blues Scale



A Blues scale 2 octaves on staff.

 

A Minor Pentatonic to compare::

 

 

Blues changes in A on the staff.

 

 


Healthy Practice Habits

The more you discipline yourself and focus on one area at a time, the more you will grow as a player and musician. It is important to have fun and just jam out but spend a little time working on the above exercises. Playing the scales and arpeggios up and back down with different note values. The more you do that the more fun you will have when you just let go and jam.


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