5 PRO tips for playing over a MINOR BLUES

[@stickman55100]

Another very spicy and tasty post. You never disappoint. Thank you.

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Ah thanks so much, super kind comment!

[@cmdrlt.evildead5328]

great video as usual

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Big thanks!

[@bluesdawg8014]

Picked up a few phrasing things here. Thanks Tim Los Angeles

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Phrasing is massively important! Glad you got some cool things from the vid. Cheers!

[@mraggrovator]

Great lesson and playing.

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Many thanks!

[@user-jz6to8md3c]

Awesome stuff tim.

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dean828]

🎸🇬🇧‼️ Cheers from Ohio, 🇺🇸

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Cheers from the UK!

[@davidwalker41]

When you say he's playing the b5 over the IV, are you talking about the b5 of the I (F) or the b5 of the IV (C)?

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Good question. In the vid I mean he's playing the b5 of the IV chord. The IV chord is Em and the IV of this is Bb. The b5 of the I chord (Bm) is the F as you say. That make sense? You could also just play Bm pentatonic over the whole progression and use the b5 of Bm wherever you like. That's another option.

[@grahamhorsewood7224]

What were you using to get your 'Stevie tone' Tim?

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Good question Gra! I'm just going through my AxeFxIII to get my recorded sounds. I love my valves amps live but always use the Axe to record with as it's so easy to great sounds from.

[@malcolmedwards296]

Nice dude😅

[@timdaleybluesguitar101]

Thanks 😅