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Pentatonic blues in a major scale is important even though it is not dominat. However, in the formation of solo or melody almost all musicians use this scale because it gives a different nuance. On blues music it’s often used as the major-minor blues or sometimes just major blues.

Pentatonic major scale bearer appear on many modern blues, jazz blues such as the legendary B.B. King and George Benson have cool that integrate with the major pentatonic 6th tone (usually written as the 6th chord). I often call this as the melody or 6 tone dominanth 7 as I used as the 7th melody. Design is only for convenience that the solo / melody we play nuanced tone to 6 (la). Or if A gets additional chord tone 6 will be the A6. If we listen to solo’s B.B. King is beautiful, then we must take good with the major pentatonic. To have a feel of the lick appear between 7 chord tone, such as A7, D7 and E7 and diselingi with 6 chord. Following example emphasizes the major pentatonic solo or with a thick tone to 6 nuance.

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Pentatonic minor in blues often called the pentatonic blues. The order was almost the same tone with a blues scale minor pentatonic in this tone blue note (tone blues) removed.

In addition to the theory that in fact this is a blue note flat noodles and flat sole. Flat means’ one tone before ‘or flat noodles / b3 together with the flat sole and ri / Fi is B5. This means also that the minor pentatonic plus b3 (flat noodles) and B5 (flat sole) is a blues scale. Try to compare between the minor pentatonic and blues scale E that clear differences.

If there are minor blues song like many songs from Gary Moore’s tone and the pattern is very useful pentatonic minor jaming time. The following chart is just a few examples of minor pentatonic scale.

Definition: It is believed that the blues emerged sometime in the 1890s. It is not certain where the music originated, but it has been claimed that it began in the Mississippi Delta. The blues was forged from the same musical repertory and traditions as field hollers and calls.

A blues stanza typically consists of eight to twelve bars; however, there are many variations. The blues sound comes from the flattened third and seventh notes that are called “blue notes.”

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Blues scale in A