Hey Daman, after our chat I went away and listened hard.. this is what I came up with:
(All chords with a small 'm' I mean to be minor chords.. any chords written as just C, G, F, etc are automatically major in tonality.)
I've written the appropriate scales after each progression as well
0:00 Cm, G#, A# x 4
G#, A#, Eb x 1
G#, A# back to the start of progression -
C minor scale is used over this. 0:56 Am, F, Cadd9 -
A minor scaleG#, Fm, Cm, -
C minor scale1:13
G#(G#add9), Fm, Gm -
C minor Pentatonic1:19
G#, G -
Cminor / C minor Pentatonic1:29
Cm, G#, A#, Eb, F, Gm, Am, G# -
C minor Pentatonic1:40
Same as above except F at the end, not G#.
C minor Pentatonic until 1:51 where he plays a lick in C major scale to resolve into next chord progression1:53
C, F, C, A#, F, C -
Cmajor scale ( C mixolydian would also work, especially over the F..C mixo is the same as F major scale)2:06
Back to beginning chord progression - same scale applies
2:48
Same as 0:56 - 1:29
3:21
Am, A#, A, A#, C, F, G, Am, A#, A, A#, F, G - Piano solo (I think the chords are correct, might have messed up)
3:58
C, F, G, Am, A#, Am, A#, F, G -
C major scale, turning mainly to Am Pentatonic from the first G chord onwards. Am and Cmajor share the same notes, so the C major scale or Am scale both work.. but he uses pentatonic patterns a lot.When he gets to the A# section, here's what happens:
4:08 A# Lydian 4:10 Am scale 4:12 A# Lydian 4:14 C major scale (or F Lydian, G mixolydian - same thing)
4:17
G#, A#, F, G, G#, A#, Cm, Eb, F, F (lower version) I've no idea what he's playing here, sorry ! However, he is probably playing notes that relate directly over the chords, so if the chord is minor, it's probably a minor arpeggio of that chord, major arpeggio of a major chord etc..
it's a lot of info to take in but I hope it helps !
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