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Baby baby

Rough Hands

Little improvised(ish) play around in A minor

Bluesy Noodle

IBTY

Cm | Gm | Cm | Gm | 
Fm | Fm | Cm | Gm | 
Bb | F | Eb | G7 |

12 Bar blues with a I-V-I-V at the beginning and a variation on the turnaround.

Cm pentatonic/blues scale works throughout, I also like messing around with C harmonic minor for the first 8 bars then going into C dorian (minor scale with raised 6th) on the last 4 bars.

I've tried to keep it interesting using the buildups and downs :)

Slow Blues Backing Track Cm

Based on the Stormy Monday blues standard by T-bone Walker although this is more similar to the Eva Cassidy live version from Live at Blues alley.

This is a fairly simple 12-bar blues, there's a couple of variations of the turn-outs though.

Bb minor pentatonic/blues will always work, but I like to try swapping to G minor (the relative minor of Bb major) every 12 bars or so. It's a good one to practice hybrid scales :)

Stormy Monday Bb Backing Track

This is written using one of my favourite scales, the E phrygian dominant. It's relative to the A harmonic minor scale so that works as well (the break parts kinda move into A harm min).

It speeds up around 2:40 but the key stays the same.

Around 3:40 it moves to up a fourth to A phrygian dominant or D harmonic minor.

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