Using Diminished Scales In Blues | Tip Of The Morning | Joe Mass

Tip Of The Morning with Joe Mass: Using diminished scales in a blues in "A" - another very handy blues tip from the one and only Joe Mass.
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@ 0:52 are you calling your second finger, three??

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thats a nice backing track!

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Great stuff, thank you!!

[@christophecoste8471]

on the IV chord, here a D7 you play a A diminished arpeggio (A C Eb Gb) and it sounds awesome, but i am always bit confused with diminished world: could we play here a Adiminished scale (whole/half step) or a Adiminished (half step/whole step)? In this context my ears tells me it is A halh/whole scale, A diminished arpeggio (A C Eb Gb) merged with Bb diminished arpeggio (Bb Db E G). I don't get the theoretical explanation right now but sounds great!