| Bass Lesson Category: Blues Bass | |
|---|---|
| about the blues | The essential blues style, sound, and song form. |
| the importance of the blues | Reasons why learning the blues is essential to your musicianship. |
| the 12 bar blues form | The basic song structure used in the blues. |
| applying roots to the blues | The most basic of blues basslines. |
| applying roots and 5ths to the blues | Creating simple basslines with roots and fifths of each chord in the blues. |
| applying root 5 flat 7 8 to the blues | A strong and easy-to-play pattern on the blues. |
| blues with major triads | Applying simple major triad patterns to the blues progression. |
| dominant 7ths on the blues | Defining the dominant 7th sound in a blues bassline. |
| major 6ths on the blues | Applying the root, 3rd, 5th, and 6th pattern on the blues progression. |
| blues form variation 1 | The simplest variation of the 12-bar blues chord changes. |
| the boogie woogie blues pattern | A classic blues bassline applied to blues form variation 1. |
| blues form variation 2 | One of the most common and important blues chord progressions. |
| boogie woogie on variation 2 | The most typical version of the boogie woogie bassline. |
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