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The Blues Scale In the five keys, it will be: C: C - Eb F G - Bb C G: G - Bb C D - F G D: D - F G A - C D A: A - C D E - G A E: E - G A B - D E If we write a major and a blues scale in parallel, they look like this: Major: I II III - IV V VI VII - I Blues

 

Blues Scales – shown in all 5 positions… Blues Scales 1058 5 The “Blues” Scale uses 6 notes A, C, D, D , E, G. One noteis added to the Minor Pentatonic scales.

 

Blues Scale – Position 5 Key of “A” Use with Major7th , and minor7th chords Rock and Blues chord progressions. Picking Sequence: It is suggested to “alternate” picking.

 

Blues Scale – Position 1 Key of “A” Use with Major7th , and minor7th chords Rock and Blues chord progressions. Picking Sequence: It is suggested to “alternate” picking.

 

Blues Scales – shown in all 5 positions… Blues Scales 1058 5 The “Blues” Scale uses 6 notes A, C, D, D , E, G. One noteis added to the Minor Pentatonic scales.

 

MINOR BLUES SCALE1 b3 4 4 5 b7! ! G Minor Blues NOTE: Practice the Major and Minor Blues Scales in every key -- move them up and down the fret.

 

!!!! John Amato Copyright © 2010/JA MAJOR BLUES SCALE1 2 2 3 5 6 ! G Major Blues - 3rd Position NOTE: Practice the Major and Minor Blues.

 

!!!! Copyright © Strings Attached MusicLtd. Ex. 1Tab D Padgett Blues ScaleIn A!!!!Ex. 2. 3!! 3.

 

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