A simple three note pattern (b3-3-1) played on each chord.
Category Archive: Blues School
A simple three note pattern (b3-3-5) played on each chord…
This idea plays the exact same pattern (5-6-1) over all three chords…
A very common blues and boogie idea is to “slide” the minor third into the major third of each chord…
A very common blues and boogie idea is to “slide” the minor third into the major third of each chord…
Tone Clusters are edgy chords that typically consist of blue notes played simultaneously with their respective chord tones…
Repeated notes are a great way to keep the time moving or to build excitement…
Grace notes are a fun and easy way to add some bluesy edge to your sound…
A thick, straight-ahead Chicago shuffle pattern…
A familiar “double-pump” bass line with some colorful harmonic action in the right…