In this lesson, we’ll learn a little bit about “going home”. Lesson Tab Download The PDF: Returning To The Root
Category: Blues Basics
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Blues Chords: Dominant 7th
Dominant 7th chords are another favorite of blues players everywhere. They are labeled with a 7. For example, C7. Our …
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6/9 Chords
When you get tired of play 9th and 7th chords you can use this one! It’s technically an inversion and …
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Anatomy Of A Turnaround
We’re going to dive deep into what makes a blues turnaround a blues turnaround. Watch the video below. It will …
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Standard 12 Bar Blues
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Blues Chords: Dominant 9th
All of these chords can substitute any of the I, IV, V chord found in blues. For example, you can …
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How To Play 12 Bar Blues
The vast majority of contemporary blues music is based on what is termed a 12-bar format. That is, the main body …
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Blues Jam Cheat Sheet
Fig. 1: Primary Lead Pattern The “R” is the pattern’s root. You can use the root to determine where to …
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Double Stop Turnarounds
A double stop is a fancy term used to describe the act of playing two notes simultaneously. Imagine it as playing a …
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Expanding Turnaround
The expanding turnaround has a moving melody line that moves away from a static note. This one is shades of …