How To: Diminished Blues Substitutions

[@michaelcreel106]

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[@DeGroove]

Your presentations are an acquired taste, but your content is always top notch, I like both.🤘🏼

[@marbinmusic]

You have quite an erudite taste 👍

[@ThreeLeggedMongoose]

AWESOME the half step 7 chord movement reminds of the Mahavishnu song You Know You Know

[@marbinmusic]

Glad you dug it! I'll have to check that tune out

[@ThreeLeggedMongoose]

@@marbinmusic I actually meant Miles Beyond from the Birds of Fire album. I had the song name wrong. Probably isn't the same exact chords but the 7 chords ascending in half steps are reminiscent.

[@ThreeLeggedMongoose]

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[@MrCarlos1335]

GOOD JOB, WELL DONE

[@GuitarJawn]

Thanks for the lesson and I love the new house!

[@marbinmusic]

Thanks, it came with a lot of plants

[@1963Tele]

Great information. Thank you for sharing!

[@marbinmusic]

Thanks for watching! We really appreciate it

[@johnfrye2643]

Killer! Love it!!!

[@benstokes7221]

Awesome

[@alexproh3826]

Damn, you live in a beautiful room 🤩 Very nice lesson btw!

[@marbinmusic]

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[@alexproh3826]

@@marbinmusic 😏🙌very nice!

[@thormusique]

Another fucktastic video, thanks! My mind is once again blown. I love this way of thinking about the possibilities of incrorporating diminished ideas. But I might have to get me a Marbin Monocle of Musical Intelligence as well, so that my head doesn't explode. Cheers!

[@marbinmusic]

🎩🧐 keep shredding!

[@chriszec4588]

You mad, incredible genius. You've turned my brain into spaghetti. Again.

[@marbinmusic]

SPAGHETT! 👴🏻🍝🎸

[@danielsheltraw8773]

For the I, IV and V chords are you always choosing the dim scale that flats the 9th of each chord?

[@marbinmusic]

Yes 👍

[@danielsheltraw8773]

@@marbinmusic Thanks. By the way I emailed you about lessons and received no response.

[@marbinmusic]

@@danielsheltraw8773 email again to [e-mail] must have gone to spam. I have an opening

[@docwhatson3723]

I'm watching this video with the look on my face like I just smelled the most noxious fart. Thank you!

[@marbinmusic]

Doc, I tell ya h'wat-son, thanks for tuning in!

[@tom12ta]

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[@marceli155]

that is not a true ! You say A7 have sane notes as F#7 and C7 as Eb7 ! absolutely not my friend !

[@marbinmusic]

@@marceli155 that’s not what I said.

[@matthew.j.mcpherson]

Sorry, I had to unsubscribe. I'll check in on your progress later...

[@matthew.j.mcpherson]

You are making progress; but, it is slow. Stop pretending like you know what you're talking about; and, remind us that you are learning and not a master...

[@marceli155]

I don't like it, too many bad notes

[@matthew.j.mcpherson]

Ouch. Your melodic examples are simply out of context.

[@marceli155]

these chords belong to the same scale but do not have the same notes