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July 11th, 2007
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Discussion on Playing 'outside' the chords Lesson
Whoa, talk about sensory overload. A lot of great theory and some really nice examples. Thanks for all of your effort Scotty
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Terrific post Scotty - very enlightening 
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Good stuff man! Was looking for some jazz type stuff to mess around with. Thanks for posting those!
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Scotty, I appreciate you putting this post together. Excellent stuff. I've made it a 'sticky' thread, if that's OK with you.
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Thanks scotty_b, nicely done!
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great job there well done
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Thanks guys
When I get some more time, we can look at it some more if there is some interest in doing so.
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Great post Scotty, thanks. Too advanced for me right now, but I love the sounds of those scales - something to look forward to learning more about at a later stage!
Super-Locrian, huh? Sounds like a great name for a jazz superhero character
Ian
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Scotty_b,
Great post and info, and you can sing too.
Nothin sweeter than the sound of music comin out of a 6 string box - EZ me Music / ASCAP
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Good lesson, scotty_b. There are some interesting ideas there for sure. I was having a good old fiddle around with it all. We'll move it over the the Lessons Forum asap.
Thanks, mate! GfB&B can use as many of those as you've got.
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Excellent stuff! Great contribution and point of view.
Steve Cass
Solid Walnut Music/ASCAP
Becoming a great guitarist has less to do with fancy moves than it does becoming a master of the basics and learning musicianship.
It's not what you can't do. It's how you play what you already know.
Lessons for the Beginner and Beyond"Rhythm guitar is a trip that alot of people miss" -- Tom Petty
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