03 Nov Learning Minor Blues

Posted at 00:00h in Practice by

Scott teaches the basics of playing a minor blues as opposed to a regular (major) blues chord progression.

6 Comments
  • George E. Wells
    Posted at 10:27h, 04 November Reply

    Thanks again, Scott for another great tip.
    Next week, I’ll be your 79year old student.
    g

  • ravine payne
    Posted at 14:07h, 04 November Reply

    I love the fill that you put in the blues I won’t to do that

  • John
    Posted at 17:08h, 04 November Reply

    Scott,

    I took your basic course a few years ago and I am playing some good stuff. However, I need to find some good blues and jazz patterns so that my music sounds with the fullness as depicted in your video. Do you have something that I can purchase, or perhaps recommend something.

    thanks,
    John

  • Ruth Banaszynski
    Posted at 08:53h, 06 November Reply

    Scott, being visual learner, you certainly are making things come easier and more fun!

    Thank You!

  • cara nome
    Posted at 15:38h, 06 November Reply

    I WANT YOU TO PLEASE PLAY SOMETHING FOR ME – FOR US – IN SWING, SOMETHING NOT MINOR, BUT VERY MELODIC. THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO LEARN. MAYBE IT’S OUT OF STYLE RIGHT NOW. BUT NOT FOR ME.

  • Grace Johnson
    Posted at 23:03h, 08 November Reply

    Thanks. I want to learn more about the blues.

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