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    Blues Guitar Lesson - Blues Note Riffs

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    The document discusses the A blues scale and provides examples of riffs played in different positions using that scale. It reviews the A blues scale and extended Am pentatonic scale, then demonstrates connecting three riffs together using the extended scale for a blues feel, including providing a Stevie Ray Vaughan style riff as another example.

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    Blues Guitar Lesson - Blues Note Riffs

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    The document discusses the A blues scale and provides examples of riffs played in different positions using that scale. It reviews the A blues scale and extended Am pentatonic scale, then demonstrates connecting three riffs together using the extended scale for a blues feel, including providing a Stevie Ray Vaughan style riff as another example.

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    The document discusses the A blues scale and provides examples of riffs played in different positions using that scale. It reviews the A blues scale and extended Am pentatonic scale, then demonstrates connecting three riffs together using the extended scale for a blues feel, including providing a Stevie Ray Vaughan style riff as another example.

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    Let's review the Blues Scale in the key of A.

    Remember you can use this scale over major or


    minor chords. It all depends on the sound you are going for.

    Here’s the first riff using the A Blues Scale.

    I can play this riff in another position.

    And here’s another place I can play the same exact riff.
    If I use the Extended Am Pentatonic scale, I can attach all three riffs. First let's review the
    scale.

    Now attach all three licks. Play along with the video to get the feel for this.

    Here’s another Blues riff ala Stevie Ray Vaughan.

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