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Diego Budicin24th September 2019Thanks Mister M! Hope that you get the chance to work on it very soon!!
Manu RASSE21st September 2019Hi Diego
Very nice lesson,
once again very sophisticated
I love this kind of music
My ears aren’t ready to understand everything yet.
it’s bookmarked for later- Diego Budicin20th September 2019
Super thanks Guido!!!
Guido Bungenstock20th September 2019Very fu*** great. mate!!!!
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Hey guys!
In this lesson we will play the rhythm/solo section of a Jazz Blues track.
Basically it’s a groove in C major, using secondary dominant occasionally intead of the standard degrees of the chord progression.
I recorded some examples of scales that you can use over a typical I VI II V progression, where you can superimpose different modes.
Hope you guys dig it!
Guitar : Ibanez AZ2402
Equipment : Kemper + Apollo Twin Duo
Tempo : 160 bpm
Time Signature : 12/8 or 4/4 swing
Chord progression
||: Csus9/Bb A9(#9)(no5) | Ab7(no5) G7sus4(no5) :||
| Cmaj7 C7 | Fmaj9(no5) Gaug | Cmaj7 C#dim7 | Dm9/C G13(b9)/B |
||: Csus9/Bb A9(#9)(no5) | Ab7(no5) G7sus4(no5) :||
| Cmaj7 C7 | Fmaj9(no5) Gaug | Cmaj7 C#dim7 | Dm9/C G13(b9)/B |
||: Csus9/Bb A9(#9)(no5) | Ab7(no5) G7sus4(no5) :||
| Cmaj7 C7 | Fmaj9(no5) Gaug | Cmaj7 C#dim7 | Dm9/C G13(b9)/B |
||: Csus9/Bb A9(#9)(no5) | Ab7(no5) G7sus4(no5) :|| Csus9/Bb |
Key signature :C
Techniques used :
- Strumming
- Legato
- Hammer On/Pull Off
- Alternate Picking
Have fun and stay tuned for the next lesson! ;)
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