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Blues Scale
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The Blues scale is
a minor pentatonic scale with an extra note.
The extra note is known as a b5
Find the 5th degree (note) of a minor scale and lower it one half
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5th Position A Blues
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- Index finger looks after notes on the
fifth fret
- Middle finger looks after the sixth
- Ring looks after the seventh
- Little finger on the eighth
Reminder: Keep fingers as close as possible
to the fretboard at all times.
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- Blues
Lesson - 12 Bar Blues in A with jam tracks to use your
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String Blues Fun - Crazy riff using E blues scale on your
high E string.
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