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It's a 12 bar Minor-Blues. Chords are:
Am | | | | Dm | | Am | | Fmaj7| E7 | Am | E7:||
You can play different scales. I like these two:
- A-Minor pentatonic [A-C-D-E-G]
Another good way is, when you change the pentatonic-scales with the chords. So you play
- A-Minor pentatonic [A-C-D-E-G] over Am
- D-Minor pentatonic over Dm [D-F-G-A-C] and
- E-"altered" pentatonic [E-G-G#-C-D] over E7
That sounds complicated, but it´s not, because you always just need to change one note from you Am-Pentatonic. Over Dm you Change the E to F, and over E7 you change the A to G#.
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DON'T KNOW WHAT TO PLAY? *KLICK HERE*
It's a 12 bar Minor-Blues. Chords are:
Am | | | | Dm | | Am | | Fmaj7| E7 | Am | E7:||
You can play different scales. I like these two:
- A-Minor pentatonic [A-C-D-E-G]
Another good way is, when you change the pentatonic-scales with the chords. So you play
- A-Minor pentatonic [A-C-D-E-G] over Am
- D-Minor pentatonic over Dm [D-F-G-A-C] and
- E-"altered" pentatonic [E-G-G#-C-D] over E7
That sounds complicated, but it´s not, because you always just need to change one note from you Am-Pentatonic. Over Dm you Change the E to F, and over E7 you change the A to G#.
If you have any Questions or a wish for the next backingtrack, just ask me on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/Bac...Feel free to Subscribe for new Backingtracks coming out biweekly!
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