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Hello Cherries! A simple way to improvise blues or any solo would be to follow a common chord shape. If you've ever seen a graph of a guitar chord shape, know that every dot on that shape is a note you can play when that chord is played. Its called a "Chord Tone." 😬 Look at the chord, make music. Now mix that idea with a minor pentatonic scale and you have a bluesier sound 🤗 This is really cool stuff. Give it a try. BTW. This was my 1st LIVE in a month. Been pretty busy. Now I'm heading on tour to play 9 shows in 10 days with Direct From Sweden. Mostly Mid west to West coast. Enjoy the video Everybody and see you on the road ✈️

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