How This Tritone Pattern will Skyrocket Your Blues Playing

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Hello Cherries! The tritone is a powerful interval for blues soloing. It's the interval between the 3rd and 7th of a dominant chord. A blues progression is generally 3 Dominant chords. The 1-4-5. If you're on the 1 chord and you play the tritone, go down a half step and you're now on the tritone of the 4 chord. From the 1 chord go up a half step and you're on the tritone of the 5 chord. Try this and watch your blues playing soar 🎸 Enjoy this ⬇️ New Video ⬇️ and have a great weekend Everybody 😎

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