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Ceasy Blues, Part 3.
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Using the C Blues Scale.
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So, now you have a scale that is
guaranteed to send a change over the three
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chord changes.
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C7.
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F7.
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G7.
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So, now it's time to use the scale
in ways that sound more interesting.
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Before we learn any set patterns or riffs,
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read the chapter in book five on
how to play melodies and improvise.
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Don't just play random notes.
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It's okay to go up and
down the scale to begin with.
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Because you want to get used to
the shapes you're fingering.
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So, just keep going up and
down and try to get used to that.
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But don't just play random notes.
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So, once you know the scale,
don't just play-
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Not going to mean anything to anyone.
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See if you can break the scale into two,
three, four note patterns.
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Structure it in some way or other.
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So-
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Try small patterns.
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You could also try starting from
different points in the scale.
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Most people, they learn the scale and
they just start middle C.
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Okay, why not start,
maybe, high up on the C?
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You change to the F.
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When I go to the F-
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Then the G, you can go to the G.
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Just keep experimenting, as they say.
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Go up the scale.
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Try three or four octaves.
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Keep practicing with that scale, and
then we'll learn some riffs and patterns.