Jam over 2 chords – play 2 scales by changing only 1 note. Mixolydian Guitar Lesson – EP480
In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn a lead over a 2 chord jam using 2 mixolydian scales - switch between the 2 scales by changing 1 note.
To view the tab, and the MP3 jam tracks for this lesson, (with video), visit: https://www.activemelody.com/lesson/mixolydian-guitar-lesson/
In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn a lead over a 2 chord jam using 2 mixolydian scales – switch between the 2 scales by changing 1 note.
To view the tab, and the MP3 jam tracks for this lesson, (with video), visit: https://www.activemelody.com/lesson/mixolydian-guitar–lesson/
D mixo is the same as A Dorian. Got it.
Really nice Brian.
Thnks! Reminds me of Jerry Garcia Band — was listening to Kean College album recently so maybe that’s just first thing that came to mind.
Here's a good example: Check out Bill Boatman's solo on T-Bone Backwards with JJ Cale: https://youtu.be/oLdEZqdp7pk
Thanks for a great lesson Brian. They get better and better.
Great lesson. But why do my solos still sound so terrible? I know the pentatonic scales backwards and forwards. It always sounds horrible. This is a new scale that I need to learn.
D is the 5th of A so that's a mixolydian and C is the A minor which is the Dorian so you can play the C scale ( A minor ) over A and the D scale (starting and stopping on A ) over the A and you have Dorian and Mixolydian. .. is that correct? But…isn't A Dorian A "G" scale pattern
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Very nice, thanks!
For reference look up how Jerry Garcia plays West LA Fadeaway (or Mr. Charlie) (or How Sweet It Is)
one of your very useful lessons/analyses.
Looking good Brian! Great lesson!
Lesson is legit!!!
I finally see the minor in the niner, haha trying to remember it
Great transactions through the two chords! It's amazing how much you can get from just the A and the D9.
Thanks, Brian, great lesson. + A vid on scale patterns sounds like a good idea.
Great lesson thanks Brian