www.MasterGuitarAcademy.com Mixing the Minor 3rd with the Major 3rd and adding the Major 6th to the usual pentatonic licks can really open up your playing. It works for any kind of improvisation. These added notes are often present in both blues guitar and country guitar playing. Have a question or want to talk more? Perhaps a request? Come on over and ask me questions on https More like this on my website. Lesson by Robert Renman

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12 thoughts on “Using Major Minor & 6th for Blues Guitar Lead & Country”

  3. rotren
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    Numbers are just a way to refer to the notes. It really does not matter what you call them, as long as you know how to USE them. Play it by heart, that’s what it’s all about.

  4. rotren
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    Numbers are just a way to refer to the notes. It really does not matter what you call them, as long as you know how to USE them. Play it by heart, that’s what it’s all about.

  5. Lester Nesterenco
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    What I mean is, I see how you slow down when you start playing the numbers game, but you’re fast as lightning when you’re just playing with your heart instead of your cerebral cortex. You get gummy and clumsy trying to translate into numbers. Play it, not say it.

  6. Lester Nesterenco
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    What I mean is, I see how you slow down when you start playing the numbers game, but you’re fast as lightning when you’re just playing with your heart instead of your cerebral cortex. You get gummy and clumsy trying to translate into numbers. Play it, not say it.

  7. Lester Nesterenco
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    You such a good player, Rot, but when I hear all these numbers mine eyes glaze over. Been playing for 50 years but every time I start hearing all these numbers I cringe away. Do you think Jimi and Stevie and the rest are up on Cloud Nine talking about thirds and flat fifths and thirteens and blah blah? Or are they just jammin out? I’m not knocking, mind you, just sayin’. Numbers are a seductive trap, I think. Seen too many musicians gummed up by them.

  8. Lester Nesterenco
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    You such a good player, Rot, but when I hear all these numbers mine eyes glaze over. Been playing for 50 years but every time I start hearing all these numbers I cringe away. Do you think Jimi and Stevie and the rest are up on Cloud Nine talking about thirds and flat fifths and thirteens and blah blah? Or are they just jammin out? I’m not knocking, mind you, just sayin’. Numbers are a seductive trap, I think. Seen too many musicians gummed up by them.

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