acoustic blues scale - fun, easy beginner guitar

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hey what's up you guys Marty here with
guitar jams . com
I want to show you this could be on an
electric guitar and I've you know I've
taught this before but i just want to
emphasize this is like the ultimate be
blue scale run this is the this is a run
in the key of e so any kind of be blues
and it goes like this the open E
and then index finger on the third fret
this is just another way to play the E
blue scale open three five six seven
now you can also skip that blues note
that's the sixth fret and go
yeah
but that blue that's we get
cap so we have zero three five six seven
now we have an awesome blues box right
here
57 on the a and 57 on the d
i recommend learning in little doses
like in other words go
yeah
all right
ok I got that and then keep keep adding
little pieces
so this little even just what we covered
right now one two three four five six
seven eight little notes there are some
of the most classic rock riffs and blues
risk of all time or written right in
that little zone especially if you had
like you know an e7 chord right here
or in e seven sharp 9 Hendrix
ok so we have zero three five six seven
five seven five seven
now we have that same little blues note
so seven eight nine or just seven slid
denied and this whole run is only going
to use our index and ring finger for the
whole thing
Oh 3 5 6 7
five seven five seven eight nine
79 on the g string 79
when you have these runs that are really
long
it's a it's easier to extend your legs
out not you know when guys are just in
the one pentatonic a lot of times you
kind of pick up by running out of room
this enables you to climb up the entire
neck we have open e 03 five six seven
five seven five seven eight nine seven
nine on the G this is the only weird
weird part but it's not really that
weird
um we're gonna go index finger listen
carefully to the fingers index finger on
the 8th fret of the B
to the 10th fret on the B we're going to
slide with that so we can either go 10
11 12 which is that blues note again or
just 10 to 12 and then last but not
least we have a 10-12 on the high E
where did we end we ended on the e root
of the scale
so once you get all the way to here
you can get it you can change the
interchange your ring finger for your
index finger and now my friends you're
in the power zone or the tasty zone of
the regular pentatonic that everyone
learns first check it out
hmm
yeah
12 10 12 11 10 8 on the B and the ring
finger to the nine on the g nine seven
nine eight seven
on the d 5 7-5 7-6 5 30
or and triple-a triple-a triple-a
triple-a triple-a triple-a triple-a
triple-a and then what's so cool about
that it's like the freeway so you get
little licks along the way but you use
that up and down to you know to to
extend the legs out for instance i love
this and this is taught on the new blues
dvds index finger on the 7th fret of the
high E and middle finger on the 8th fret
of the B
I just had my ring finger to the 9th
fret of the high E that's like straight
like prime joy
mmm
so let's say there's that like right
there you can use that extension either
from up here to down to it or from here
up to it to your licks and that's just
one lick of you know a billion
or from here
so work out run out i think you're going
to really get a lot of use out of it
and on my new dvds uh i have 10 jam
tracks
so you can just practice these licks all
day and all night
practice run over different styles of
blues progression so just keep that in
mind and I got a lot more you know free
lessons coming your way to and that's it
thanks a lot will talk to you later