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I wanna say thanks Kirk for this awesome lesson ...what I wamma know is..what are some good scales, and modes, or keys to improvise with using the chord progression in this lesson.im just starting to get a handle on these modes and improvising but I'm troubled by this one.
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...what I wamma know is..what are some good scales, and modes, or keys to improvise with using the chord progression in this lesson.im just starting to get a handle on these modes and improvising but I'm troubled by this one.
