G’day! In this Improv Up The Neck: Guitar Lesson, we’ll take a look at improvising up the neck for the advanced picker. We’ll learn 3 major chord arpeggio shapes in the key of A, the major & minor blues scales, identify chord tones & passing tones, including the b3, b5 & b7, plus learn some example licks that are featured in the up the neck break for “Worried Man Blues”. Remember, all of these arpeggios and scale patterns are movable. We’re in the key of A in this lesson, but the theory will allow you to play out of any key!
The first video lesson is available free below.The full lesson is available to members, which:
- Includes 3 video lessons;
- Includes the PDF tab/notation for the break & tech worksheet for the arpeggios & scales;
- Also includes MP3 play-along & backing tracks for the example “Worried Man Blues” solo.
Full membership gives you access to all video lessons, tabs & charts!
The PDF tab/notation and the tech worksheet only is also available to purchase separately below:
Lesson #1:
- Learn the first arpeggio shape (A – 1 chord);
- Learn how to locate the b3 (minor 3rd);
- Learn the major blues scale;
- Learn some example licks over the A chord from the “Worried Man Blues” solo.
Lesson #2:
- Learn the second arpeggio shape (D – 4 chord);
- Learn how to locate the b3 (minor 3rd);
- Learn some example licks over the D chord from the “Worried Man Blues” solo.
Lesson #3:
- Learn the third arpeggio shape (E – 5 chord);
- Learn how to locate the b3 (minor 3rd) & b7 (creating a Dominant 7th);
- Learn the minor blues scale;
- Learn some example licks over the E chord from the “Worried Man Blues” solo.
Lesson #4:
Members Only- MP3 play-along & backing track for “Worried Man Blues” solo.