‘Welcome To The Course’ Jam

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Ron SayerRon Sayer welcomes you to Part 2 and lays out what's ahead - playing arpeggios and scales over a 12-bar blues, sliding 6th-to-9th chords and other ways to break out of the box.
What's in the course
12 lessons (1h 27m) · 2 free
01. ‘Welcome To The Course’ Jam
You are here2:21

02. Using Arpeggios In Your Blues
Free lesson8:23

03. Half Tone/Whole Scales In Your Blues
8:49

04. Diminished 7th Arpeggios In Your Blues
10:14

05. More Diminished 7th Arpeggios
10:32

06. Sliding 9th To 6th Chords In Your Blues
8:16

07. Quartal Harmony Blues Scale
4:46

08. 9th Chord Blues Scale
3:24

09. Minor 7th & Quartal Chords In Your Blues
4:36

10. Major 7th Arpeggios in your Minor Blues
12:48

11. Altered Scales In Your Minor Blues
9:56

12. BONUS LESSON: Santana - Black Magic Woman
3:16
Lesson transcript
Thinking Out of the Box, Part 2
Hi, I'm Ron Sayer coming to you from MusicGurus.com. Welcome to "Thinking Out of the Box, Part 2."
Overview
This lesson is designed to expand your playing by exploring:
- Note Choices
- Scales
- Chords
What We'll Cover
In this session, we will focus on:
- Playing arpeggios and scales over various chords in the 12-bar blues
- Sliding sixth to ninth chords
- Understanding chordal harmony
- Exploring various weird, wacky, and wonderful blues-related concepts
It's going to be an exciting journey!
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Meet your guru

Meet your guru
Ron Sayer is a guitarist's guitarist on the UK blues circuit and a mentor to players including Oli Brown and Sol Philcox. He has been nominated four times at the British Blues Awards - for the album 'Better Side', the single 'Don't Make Me Stay', and his co-writing on Oli Brown's 'Here I Am' - and has won Guitarist of the Year. In his courses he breaks down the phrasing, tone and feel behind electric blues lead playing.












