Blues Scale Patterns, Part 4

Published on 21 January 2016
In this set of tutorials, instructor Rob Schumann shows you how to get beyond the basic blues box by learning new forms of the blues scale that enable you to span the fretboard. These scale forms will allow aspiring blues guitarists to develop new licks and become proficient at improvising. Part 4 of 5.
Circle of Fifths

Circle of Fifths

Blues Chord Embellishments Part 1

Blues Chord Embellishments Part 1

Blues Scale Patterns, Part 4

Blues Scale Patterns, Part 4

I-IV-V Blues Riff Part 3

I-IV-V Blues Riff Part 3

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