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Hello Cherries! Modes don't have to be tricky at all. I'll give you and example. The C major scale is CDEFGAB. If you play an A natural minor or "Aeolian Mode" progression you can solo using the C Major scale from A to A. ABCDEFG. Same notes as the C Major scale. The important thing is that A minor is the Tonic or home chord. Play a D "Dorian Mode" progression and play the C Major scale from D to D. DEFGABC. Play an E "Phrygian Mode" progression. C Major scale from E to E. EFGABCD. With that you'll understand the modes. The next step is playing them parallel. A "Aeolian", A "Dorian", A "Phrygian." In this video I go over all this stuff with backing loops. The most important part of this is to hear these modes and understand and memorise the sound and feeling they give you. They're more like moods than modes. Enjoy the video at YouTube/JerryCherryBand and have a great week Everybody ❤️🎸

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