The 8 Blues Scales You Need to Know for Jazz

[@siemekkisiel8963]

Very good lession. Very good jazzman. And you are very good teacher.

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Thanks!

[@derekwatson1549]

What happened to the pentatonic b3 scale (R 2 b3 5 6) or "R&B" scale

[@thomasschneider1785]

How can you tell what cords to play what key are you in?? I sit in with two guitars they are playing with Am backing track, my tenor is in Bb, guitars are in C, Do I play in D or BM ?? Thanks

[@Learnjazzstandards]

B minor! To transpose from concert C to Bb, just think a whole step up

[@maxfidanza6252]

Cette video est une blague 🤪
aucun guitariste sait utiliser 8 gammes blues * 6 formes * 12 tonalités soit 576 solutions !!!!!!!

[@maloneycraig]

Would be nice to point out that the “Major blues scale” and “minor blues scale” have the usual relative relationship as the major and natural minor: A “minor blues” is the same set of notes as “C major blues”. Just like A natural minor is the same set of notes as C major. That might not be completely obvious to a novice.
Also: it would be important to point out that you can use the c minor blues scale over the whole form of a c blues but if you want to use the major blues scales, you need to follow the changes and switch to an f major blues scale when the form goes to F.

[@BrendaBoykin-qz5dj]

Thank you,Brent⭐🌹⭐

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Of course, Brenda!

[@musicislife665]

I used to use the bepop scale when i Improvised but I did not know to do it! Thanks

[@stewartwforbes]

Great ! You’ll know you can also play the ‘Blues Scale’ starting on the 6th (ie on C7 start on an A).

[@musicislife665]

Thanks

[@bobbymills08]

Nice vid g

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Thanks! Appreciate it