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Tags:
Blues, Swing, Jazz, Pentatonic, Backing, Jam, Jamming, Louis Jordan, T-Bone Walker, Big Joe Turner, Albert Collins, E Blues, C blues, 12 bar
-Guitar Lesson:
By joining Boogie Woogie and the Big Band Blues, blues with orchestra, the Jump Blues emerged. Saxophone, Brass, Rhythm Guitar ... with a Jazzie Taste. From here later the "Rock and Roll" Music emerged. Artists known as Louis Jordan, T-Bone Walker, Big Joe Turner, Albert Collins ...
For This Lesson I have recorded 3 “Jump Blues Style” Backing Tracks. These backings, have structures with intro, verse, chorus and end. Blues based on a structure of 12 measures. I hope you find it enjoyable and informative, and please feel free to ask any questions you may have.
I make you suggestions of Major and minor Pentatonic scales, as well as Mixolydian scale.
Keys: E and C.
- Backing Tonality & Tempo:
Video Intro
GMC 235 - JUMP BLUES 01 - E, 141bpm
GMC 235 - JUMP BLUES 02 - C, 125bpm
GMC 235 - JUMP BLUES 03 - C, 98bpm
-Guitar sound:
I play a Telecaster Hot Rod 52’, Mesa Boogie Single Rectifier Amp, Clean channel, Plexitone overdrive, Shure SM57 -> off axis.
- Backing instruments:
Drum, Bass, Hammond, Brass, Guitar
From this course: