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 Arpeggio PageOn top of the column is the chord type. Below is the various arps varying in position. The "R" is the root of the chord. Finger position is… Started by Pat BoyackLatest Reply |
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Arpeggio PageOn top of the column is the chord type. Below is the various arps varying in position. The "R" is the root of the chord. Finger position is… Started by Pat Boyack |
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FREE BLUES TRACKSHey people, these are some free blues tracks web sites: www.freejamtracks.com and www.bluesblast.com/jams . Enjoy it! Started by Louis Powers |
0 | Mar 6, 2010 |
 Links to Over 5,000 Free On-Line Backing TracksHere's a link to an article I wrote recently that lists links to over 5,000 FREE on-line backing tracks for guitarists - mainly blues &… Started by Beth Isbell |
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Jan 22, 2010 Reply by Michael Schaefer |
 G Major - E Natural Minor - Minor Blues ExerciseG Major Modal Exercise – Relative Minor Scale – E Minor Blues Introduction This lesson will introduce the G Major scale and discuss one o… Started by Michael Schaefer |
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Jan 11, 2010 Reply by Michael Schaefer |
 Jazz Up The Blues!Here are some ideas to jazz up your blues tunes beyond I-IV-V progressions. These are parts 1 and 2 of 4. In the attachment are examples o… Started by Gordon Malone |
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Jan 8, 2010 Reply by Michael Schaefer |
Chuck Mayo's Blog Post - Fun With Relative MinorsChuck has written a really cool blog post about using Relative Minors that I don't want to lose track of. So I'm linking to it here: Chuck… Started by Michael Schaefer |
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