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How to Play a Minor Blues on Guitar - Chords & Rhythm in Every Key!
🕑 Added 2021-08-19 21:34:09 +0000 UTCHello friends,
Welcome back to Swiftlessons for another blues rhythm guitar tutorial. In today's session we will learn how to perform the basic 12 bar slow blues across all 12 minor keys. We'll begin by reviewing some basic theory, before breaking down the 1.4.5 chord shapes and strumming techniques. Let's get started!
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Not exactly, the dominant 7 V chord is sourced from the harmonic minor. But if you look at the I chord, it's flat 7 note is not in the harmonic minor, it's found in the natural minor.
I always find new ways to play with your guitar tutorial. What penta to use here for the solo. Thanks Rob
Hey Jim, thank you so much, thats awesome! Today I worked out a solo for this 8 bar progression, so be on the look out for that follow up lesson. Enjoy your progress!
Thanks so much. I'm feeling like i'm on the launch pad. Your guidance is essential.
Hi Rob - isn’t this progression based on the harmonic minor (not natural minor)?
Great lesson Rob, very easy to follow and enjoyable to play. Hope your enjoying being a father.
Geoff Weatherwax
Awesome Rob I gotta say your lessons are so clear easy to follow thanks so much
My pleasure Alfreda, yes, I've always preferred that voicing for the V chord, not only because it sounds great, but it allows me to stay in position. Glad you're enjoying this lesson! -Rob
John carris
Hey Rob, never realized how 3 chords could sound so kool. I have been practicing different arrangements with only 3 chords, so very happy!! Thx!!!
Thanks! This was awesome! I love seeing that you didn't play the G7 as a full barr chord. This is something I need to practice more.
Dave Hearn
Hi Rob, To practice soloing over this, which scales would one use? Thanks!
