blues scales Watch Joe Bonamassa’s Surreal "Mind's Eye" Music Video This trippy collage accompanies the latest single from the blues phenom’s ‘Time Clocks’ album. Expand Your Blues Vocabulary With These Essential Tunings, Scales and Chords No guitarist should miss out on these blues staples. Blues Turnarounds (Part 2) How to play soulful, harmonically effective melodies over the last four bars of a blues progression in the styles of the genre’s greatest players. Grid List Latest blues scales Blues Turnarounds (Part 1) By Phil Capone last updated 14 October 21 How to play soulful, harmonically effective melodies over the last four bars of a blues progression in the styles of the genre’s greatest players. Blues Turnarounds (Part 2) By Phil Capone published 14 October 21 How to play soulful, harmonically effective melodies over the last four bars of a blues progression in the styles of the genre’s greatest players. Get The Pick Newsletter Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to GuitarPlayer. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Wolfgang Van Halen Unveils Mammoth WVH's “Another Celebration at the End of the World” Music Video210 of George Harrison’s Best Tracks 3Here’s How to Customize Your Own Dub-Inspired Delays Using a DAW (Without Having to Buy Another Plug-In!)4Positive Grid’s New Spark GO is No Ordinary Guitar and Bass Amp5“I’ve Been Privileged to Play on so Many Great and Important Records”: Session Veteran Waddy Wachtel Reveals His Top Six Career-Defining Tracks
Blues Turnarounds (Part 1) By Phil Capone last updated 14 October 21 How to play soulful, harmonically effective melodies over the last four bars of a blues progression in the styles of the genre’s greatest players.
Blues Turnarounds (Part 2) By Phil Capone published 14 October 21 How to play soulful, harmonically effective melodies over the last four bars of a blues progression in the styles of the genre’s greatest players.
