Supplement 4 Constant Velocity
Supplement four is another twelve bar blues progression. This time it is in the key of A Major.
12 Bar Blues in A
Constant Velocity – Analysis
- Bars one to four are almost directly taken from Example Seven, Lesson Two, A Chord Licks.
- Bars five and six are found in Example Twenty, Lesson Five, D Chord Licks.
- Bars seven and eight are examples of a harmonized melody line. Notice the melody descending on the first string as the harmony is ascending on the second string.
- Bars nine and ten are based upon an E Seventh chord with a walking bass and melody line to lead back to the A Major chord.
Chord shapes used in "The Old Man".
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Class Sessions
1- Open D Tuning
2- Extended F Chord Licks
3- Extended D Chord Licks
4- Extended C Chord Licks
5- Extended G Chord Licks
6- Extended A Chord Licks
7- Extended B Chord Licks
8- LESSON TEN
9- LESSON NINE
10- Introduction
11- LESSON EIGHT
12- Open G Tuning
13- B Chord Licks
14- F Chord Licks
15- D Chord Licks
16- C Chord Licks
17- G Chord Licks
18- A Chord Licks
19- E Chord Licks
20- Open C Tuning
21- Open E Tuning
22- INTRODUCTION
23- Siberia
24- Progressive Fingerpicking Guitar Solos
25- Jewels
26- Supplement 5 The Entertainer
27- Backyard Boogie
28- The Longest Mile
29- Extended E Chord Licks
30- Monotonic Bass Solo 2
31- Monotonic Bass Solo 1
32- Supplement 1 Betty’s Blues
33- Supplement 6 Geoffrey’s Rag
34- Gee Wizz
35- Supplement 2 The Old Man
36- Notation
37- Country Stomp
38- Supplement 7 Chordal Chaos
39- Supplement 3 C For Yourself
40- Tablature Symbols
41- Supplement 8 Pineapple Rag
42- Supplement 4 Constant Velocity
43- Chord Diagrams
44- Scales