Melodic Blues Soloing with Guide Tones and ‘Minor Sixth’ Pentatonic

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Play More Melodic Blues Solos

with Guide Tones and ‘Minor Sixth’ Pentatonics

 

 

Discover how to play more melodic sounding blues solos by using guide tones and the ‘minor6’ pentatonic scale.
The ‘guide tones’ in a chord are the notes which really give it its sound, so by learning to ‘target’ them you can make your blues licks really ‘fit’ whichever chord you’re playing over.
With a little practice your blues solos will sound ‘sweeter’, more melodic, and will follow the 12 bar blues chord progression.
Best of all, you don’t need to learn arpeggios or new modes to do this; I’ll show you how to easily add the guide tones into all the blues scales and licks you’re using already.
So jump in and let’s get YOUR blues solos sound more memorable and melodic!

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