How to Use Arpeggio shapes to sound like a pro on the blues

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Uploaded by on Jul 1, 2010

Chris Griffin is head of the Guitar Division at the iMusicAcademy.
Here is an example of 1 arpeggio shape that can take your playing to the next level.
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  • chris griffin ? youv lost weight

  • You don't look like Chris Griffin at all! (Awesome playing BTW.)

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  • very cool riff. very poor instruction. show the students the notes.  great player. and great concept. lots of work to do on the teaching.

  • @walkaboutarts hi mouldy spunk

  • @MrCockSlut hi daaad!

  • Nice tune!

  • Well, according to the notes in the arpeggio it would be a G9 arpeggio (G B D F A / B D F). Such a sweet sound :)

  • this is not a minor sounding G arpeggio

    with a B its major sound

  • Recap, use the Gminor7 arpeggio shape and move it around in a blues scheme.

    G,C,G,D,C,G Of course, this is over 8 bars, i think. At least that order. i am a metal musician i dont hold myself to the regular pattrens and do not really care to remember them.

  • @ArunasMe Gminor7 (flat 7 like he said)

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