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Lessons: Jazz Guitar Lesson #9388: BLUES CONFIGURATION & ALTERED TONES |
Jazz Guitar Lesson by Charles Gacsi suitable for
Intermediate guitarists.
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Excerpt: |
One of the very strong elements in blues sounding passages is what is known as a "backward progression".<P>If your in the key of F, the movement of the (V7)Dominant 7th chord, C7, followed by the (IVb7)Sub Dominant . as a b7 chord, Bb7. That combination is known as a backward progression..meaning a step down descending movement from one b7 chord chord to the next. The roots C to Bb are d...(more) |
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