E Phrygian Guitar Backing Track

If you have no experience with modes, a nice introductory exercise is to learn the given scale along a single string and use that to improvise. It will help train your ear to the sound of the mode as well as help you appreciate the intervallic formula. (A lot of this is explored in much further depth in Mick Goodrick's book "The Advancing Guitarist")
Notes in E Phrygian: E - F - G - A - B - C - D
Frets on the 1st string: 0 - 1 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 8 - 10 - 12

[@sharpermirror396]

Awesome track! Thank you for sharing. Gave me strong Al Di Meola vibes... if only I could play like that!

[@jasmith85]

Might be a bit late to the party but this song kicked hard. Fantastic to jam along with.

[@scotteisner8366]

Great post! Got me to play outside my comfort zone. 🤘

[@oliviercastello4093]

Same ! Feel like something new and learning how to play outside eolian mode and Co 🙂

[@ltgray2780]

Wish I could record with such quality. Sweet.

[@RodolfoZarbinattiLora]

Nice track!

[@SIVA6619]

Superb track !

[@kierandashiz3800]

I didnt do this piece full justice playing through a cheap phones speaker, but regardless, this is one hell of a track. Cheers 🤙

[@chrisburzenski2317]

bravo1

[@juaniferritto165]

Bro cooked HARD

[@museit3115]

Crazy!!

[@JohnDoe-gk7ok]

C major scale

[@MrTortureneverstops1]

Or A minor scale...

[@AntoninoRasa]

Try E Phrygian

[@JohnDoe-gk7ok]

@@AntoninoRasa No, B Locrian

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