Yes, play the raised 7th for the harmonic minor - but just for the last E chord tone. Then switch back to your A minor Pentatonic. Having said that-play whatever the F you want! Music has no rules !!
I love these 3 chord vamps you can play the duck out of. dorian with a little dark phrygian than bang out some pentatonic bends to bring it all home. the backing track is great for cowboy chords with fillers too.
This particular track taught me the Latin beat.I have always struggled with this genre as well as reggae. But this track has put me on the path of expanding my horizons. Thanks so much for such a great track.
Thank you!!! Absolutely gorgeous arrangement, you are clearly best! If somebody not get Santana mood in this... well then not xD. Fantastic once again!
This track is so damn beautiful that I just discovered I'm capable of freestyle rapping/singing while playing guitar and at the same time tell you what Breaking Bad is about. Daaaaaamn.
Variety is the spice of life, and music, to me, is life! After 50+ years with the guitar, from bluegrass to James Taylor to blues and more, I still find it a pleasing challenge to grab a simple progression and see how I can make it say what I want. I do love most of these tracks!
@@user-qv4fp9vm8u Hi. My response to Geoff Kennard's post was meant to make a point that when one reaches a point where some music seems easy it can be a challenge to use that platform to expand one's creativity by doing more with that simple arrangement. This is, of course, relative to each individual's level of technical skill and experience. For someone just starting out most things are difficult. To a seasoned guitarist, this track is a beautiful accompaniment over which to have fun, chill out, experiment with modes, or whatever floats your boat. The "challenge" in this is finding new ways to express yourself with new phrasings or other nuanced techniques, expanding your musical vocabulary and creative palette. I am so happy to have these tracks. Every time I start one I get a different vibe. Hard to explain, but my favorite place to be. Play what you love, and as you progress it will amaze you when seemingly impossible things become as easy as speaking your native language. Sorry for the ramble. Play on!
Learn your modes there’s only seven of them and they’re all based off the Ionian Major scale. Truly life changing shit. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o0NllbiaE2I.html
This isn't a modal variation actually. The 3rd of the E chord (G#) is what's bothering you here. It's natural 7th, giving you the harmonic minor (ABCDEFG#A) sound that we associate with Latin music. You can get away with Aeolian and Pentatonic minor scales here as long as you're guided by your ear and avoid leaning too heavily on the G# on chord V (E). Favouring G# over G over that E chord will give some cool sounding results though :)
Thank you! Great backing track. Is it OK for you and/or RU-vid policies to upload a 1:48 minute video with a lead guitar improvisation I made on your track? Either here, through a link, or in my own RU-vid channel?
Yes you can 🤗 RU-vid and fb Instagram only please 🤗
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@@SebastienZunino Thanks for your reply! You may be interested in watching the video (and hearing it, of course) to know how your track sound with a solo, Santana style. I gave you all the due credits for your backing track and recommended your channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6iiESjY9iP4.html
