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Lessons: Lesson #10664: Blues In F

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Blues In F


by Nick Odermatt (7456)

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Pages: 1     Suggested Tempo: 140
My blues bassline in F. A nice walking bassline over blues chord changes, being, in roman numeral analysis:

| I7 | IV7 | I7 |(Vm7) I7 |

| IV7 | IV7 (IVo7)| I7 | VI7 |

| IIm7 | V7 | I7 | IIm7 V7 |

(The lines obviously represent barlines, and the chords in parentheses are optional)

Also take notice of the "blue notes", the notes outside of the blues scale which actually make this a "blues" progression. The flattened 3, 5, and 7 are especially important.. so any Ab, Bnatural, or Eb. You can find those in:

Bar1 Beat4

Bar2 Beat3

Bar3 Beat4

Bar4 Beat4

Bar5 Beat3&4

Bar6 Beat3

Bar8 Beat4

Bar10 Beat4

ALSO, remember to ignore the last bar, which I just threw in for kicks as an ending, if you plan to loop the chord progression.. Take care and enjoy! -Nick

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