jfwarren1
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posted on 3/1/2005 at 14:41 |
Got a question on Blues theory. I have an easy rock progression I,IV,V in
A-Major thats pretty straight forward and kind of bluesly (V7 turnaround)
and in applying the blues minor pentatonic I find that the most pleasing
blues scale to play over this is the E blues scale position 4 and position
1 (at the 12th fret), but the song is in the key of A. Can someone explain
the theory here? Thanks
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Guitar101
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posted on 3/1/2005 at 17:12, Reply 1 |
Your basically playing the relative minor scale in A which is E minor
or E Aeolian. Playing the minor blues scales is just a striped down
version. This goes for all keys.
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blaktatt99
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posted on 10/12/2005 at 17:47, Reply 2 |
| Relative minor scale for A... is F# minor... not E. ____________________
Chris
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brian
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posted on 10/12/2005 at 17:58, Reply 3 |
Guitar101 are you slipping  he meant F# minor
I'm sure.
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Guitar101
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posted on 10/17/2005 at 17:13, Reply 4 |
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