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The 5 Golden Rules of Bass
A7 12 Bar Blues
each chord may be supported with a Major Pentatonic , Minor Pentatonic or a Myxolydian || A7 | D7 | A7 | A7 | | D7 | D7 | A7 | A7 | | E7 | D7 | A7 | E7 || A7 A Major Pentatonic, A Minor Pentatonic or A Myxolydian or a combination D7 D Major Pentatonic, D Minor Pentatonic or D Myxolydian or a combination E7 E Major Pentatonic, E Minor Pentatonic or E Myxolydian or a combination Major Pentatonic Phrases 1 1 b3 3 5 5 b3 3 1 1 b7 b3 3 b3 3 5 Minor Pentatonic Phrases 1 1 b5 5 b7 b7 b5 5 1 b7 b3 4 b5 4 b3 4 Myxolydian1 1 3 5 b7 b7 6 5 1 1 3 1 4 1 5 b7 Combinations 1 1 b3 3 b5 5 b3 3 1 1 b7 b3 6 b5 4 b3 can you chart the scales I'm using in the video?
Your Task:follow the chord progression whilst listening to the A7 12 bar backing track start with the roots then try some root displacements then follow your choice of root with the chord notes then progress to Major and/or Minor Pentatonics then to using Myxolydian petterns and finally Walking bass when you are ready to send your progression click here
there are surprises for you as you upload your progression I have done some analysis already and also you can see how others have responded and my analysis of their submissions thank you again for allowing me to help John Rhodes aka King of Chords
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