Soloing the over Blues turn Around Section Guitar Lesson

You may have noticed that A minor blues scale doesnt work so well over the E7 chords in the progression even if you target the root and 3rd. this video shows you how to switch this part of your soloing to an E major blues scale in the fourth position. It gives 4 vartiations of traditional sounding turn around solos.

see http://www.danbohane.co.uk/lessons_theory_technique.html for full diagrams to this lesson

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[utahprof]

I know this will sound dramatic but while listening to your explanation it finally clicked - years worth of intermittent and unguided practice came together to the extent that I was playing solo and fill lines with a backing track tonight and my wife couldn't believe it was me playing - I had to play it for her without me playing to prove there was not a guitar already on the track - THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!

[danbohane]

@utahprof im glad its been of help. I was experimenting for years before I hit upon these methods. It all seems obvious though once you know it. thanks Dan

[pilotronimus]

what is the exact name of the scale you are using ?

[danbohane]

E major blues scale .This is equivelent to c#m blues but starts on a different note.

[1MikeBeatles]

THanks so much Danbobhane for your brilliant Blues lessons, They are really helping me improve my technique and playing. I feel as if you are quite an underappreciated person on youtube, so I would just like to say thank you for helping me! Be safe in the knowledge someone is finding your lessons extrremely useful.

Mike : )

[danbohane]

thanks mike. Ive only just started the teaching vids so I'm hoping i'll improve as I go on. I will be posting more over the coming weeks.

[newfreeguitarlesson]

cool :-)

[pilotronimus]

ok thanx for reply

[pilotronimus]

does this only wordk on dominant bues progression?