This is called the Jazz Blues Pattern. The reason that I call at this is because when I am using chords that a lot of times you do not see in your basic blues progressions and what I mean by that is, you are going to be using some extended chords.
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Okay, we are going to use normal A bar chord
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But then,
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We are going to be using some 9th chords
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And some
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Minor 7 chord and let me break this down to you. We are going to start with an A chord
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One, two, three, four D
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A
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If you want, you will then go to A7 chord
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A
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B
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C#
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D
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D
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Abminor 7 then back to the A Major
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And then the E
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Okay, so flow with those chords would be
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The A
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D9, back to A
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And once again, if you want, you can use the A7.
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We are going go back to D9
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We might even do a little trick it will
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If you want, you can do a little 5 right there and then
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A Major
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Bmin7,
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C#min7,
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Cmin7,
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B minor 7,walk it down to
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Abmin7 and then A Major
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And A7 Chord. Now, with the band, let us whined it up
Charles Sedlak is an international recording artist and a recipient of a Ph.D in Music Education. Charles will guide you through a step by step introduction to playing Blues Guitar!
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