Aside from the standard 12 bar blues that consist
of a 5th chord with an extended 7th interval, a
alternate choice of blues guitar chords that can
add much color to the overall sound are 7th chords
and 9th chords.This lesson teaches a 3 chord blues
progression in the key of A (A,D,E). Good choices
for improvising a blues guitar solo over these 3 
chords would include A pentatonic major, A pentatonic
minor, A blues and A mixoblues scale's.


   A7  D9  A7    A9      D7    D9   A7  A9
e :-5---5---5----12------10----5----5---12----------|
B :-8---5---8----12------13----5----8---12----------|
G :-6---5---6----12------11----5----6---12----------|
D :-5---4---5----11------10----4----5---11----------|
A :-7---5---7----12------12----5----7---12----------|
E :-5-------5------------10---------5---------------|


    E9   D9   A9         E9
e :-7----5----12---------7--------------------------|
B :-7----5----12---------7--------------------------|
G :-7----5----12---------7--------------------------|
D :-6----4----11---------6--------------------------|
A :-7----5----12---------7--------------------------|
E :-------------------------------------------------|



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