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In this MicroLesson (ML088) you’ll learn a slow diminished blues in B that you can play by yourself. No jam track needed.
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john101 says
Full of good content!
Jurgen Z says
How does the c dim7 fit into the progression
Charles M says
Special turnaround: 1-6-2-5-1
Raymond P says
Very nice. I’ll enjoy learning this.
Thanks Brian
alon z says
joly! i like it.
started to play it.
DouglasAlaskaDad says
Good stuff Brian thank you. I like the micro lessons for sure. That guitar is sweet dude – what is that? Thanks again.
Barry Marsden says
The Cdim7 section appears to be based loosely on the half step whole step Bdim scale which appears to have the same notes as the Cdim half step whole scale. Is that the case?
There is also whole step half step dim scales to confuse things more, which of these two scales are used elsewhere?
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Dominique B says
Hi Brian
I would like to let you know that I cruelly miss the technical explanations that you used to give with the micro lessons .I find it hard to work without those precious crutches that you suddenly ceased to provide after ML77.
Is it too much to suggest you started to give them again?
Thank you very much
Dom
Lisa M says
I love this but like Dominique I can not get this without some charts and information on where your fingers are landing.
Bill B says
Love this piece, I use it for a warm up exercise or just for jamming. The dim7 section , I believe, is to build tension to take you back to the 4 chord.