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A lesson on how to use the 12 Bar Blues Progression to create a good blues groove. Split into two parts. Tune into the second half for more.
The teacher is Keith Wyatt
Check out the Ultimate Beginners Series DVD’s
Duration : 0:3:47
A lesson on how to use the 12 Bar Blues Progression to create a good blues groove. Split into two parts. Tune into the second half for more.
The teacher is Keith Wyatt
Check out the Ultimate Beginners Series DVD’s
Duration : 0:3:47
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@teledestiny … …
@teledestiny …kieth wyatt is a chump huh? tell that to the many GIT grads who learned a lot from him .. remember, this video is for beginners, kieth also teaches advanced players as well
This guy is a good …
This guy is a good teacher.
Thanks for the lesson man.
Can someone please …
Can someone please explain what he’s doing with the ‘turnaround’
blues scale is …
blues scale is minor, against a major tonality makes the sound of the blues. the guy teaching in this video is a chump
@kissfan93 well …
@kissfan93 well mate, im self taught too but hopei can help lol correct me if im wrong. I think its because in a normal major scale, d would be the fourth its in terms of the chord progression and not the tonality hope that helps
@kissfan93 Ok, I’ll …
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@kissfan93 Ok, I’ll help you
There are 7 notes in a scale. e.g.: C D E F G A B. Now were talking about the chords not note. Select 1 = C, 4 = F, 5 = G. That are the chords in the key of C.
Pentatonic means you play on 5 notes for each chord. Btw, blue is based on pentatonic but has more that 5 notes… (is a note called blues note). Nevermind.. keep in mind the chord numbers thing. The number represent the ROOT of that chord. Good luck!
could someone tell …
could someone tell me how he is playing those cords ? I missed that lesson, It looks different than my charts for a A7, D7 & E7, Thanks
the chords are from …
the chords are from the key of A
the pentatonic is taken from the major scale its just 5 notes from the major scale so you could play and A major scale over it if u like but it wouldn’t sound bluesy
Chord progressions …
Chord progressions are mapped out in relation to the major scale. Never apologize for seeking knowledge. Nobody here was born knowing anything about music theory. Cheers!
It is the 4 note of …
It is the 4 note of the major scale, not the pentatonic scale
The 1-4-5 just …
The 1-4-5 just refers to the whole octave of the whole note scale. Take the key of “C”:
C D E F G A B
C is always 1, F is always 4, G is always 5, etc
In pentatonic minor, we don’t play the 2 and 6, but hey are still there (and people often add them in anyway to make things sound cool)
C (D) E F G (A) B.
(I left off the sharp and flat issue here to focus on the scale tones. Remember pentatonic minor is a subset of the MINOR scale, so the 3 and 7 are flat ).
Randy
hes talking a …
hes talking a majorscale not a pentatonic
The intervals of …
The intervals of the Pentatonic scale is 1-2-3-5-6. A 1-4-5 progression in the key of A is not from the pentatonic scale.
The chords are the …
The chords are the I- IV and V of that particular key
im not a beginner …
im not a beginner but can someone help me out,
im self taught so if i sound like a retard please forgive me!!
if there are 5 notes in a pentatonic scale, how is a 1-4-5 progression a 1-4-5 progression
if its A C D E G how is D the 4 and E the 5?????
help straighten my brain out!!
than u so much!i …
than u so much!i needed this for my music gcse composition, i get it now!
hahahahaha
hahahahaha
TALK ABOUT A MULLET!
TALK ABOUT A MULLET!
Awesome footage!
Awesome footage!
this is the most …
this is the most helpful course I have seen on youtube thanks. ROCK ON
If your middle …
If your middle finger is hitting the fourth string you have to work on a more vertical attack. Simply put, try to get the first segment of your finger to come straight down behind the fret instead from the side. Always focus on using your finger tips instead of the pad of your finger, except on the barre parts. As for your finger fatigue, you really do just have to practice to get them used to akward positions like that. I hope that helps and keep on playin the blues!
im lovin these vids …
im lovin these vids..thank 4 postin em m8
I have trouble with …
I have trouble with the turnaround….
2nd finger gets in the way of 4th string….
3rd finger hurts after not even a minute cause the joints are bending a weird way. Then it starts to get weak and the first 3 strings buzz.
5th string is fine.
Err…
Anybody got advice other than practice? Cause you gotta know what you’re doing to practice, and i don’t know how to not mess up the 4th string…. it’s tough.
these lessons are …
these lessons are so impressive that i went straight to amazon an ordered the book
just what i’ve been looking for!
Very good …
Very good instructions. Accurate explanation and entry into theory without breaking too deep into it and muddling the topic.