The Lydian Dominant Blues Trick You Need to Know

Getting into how to capture this unique outside sound, and even broader: how to play outside while avoiding forced-sounding scalar lines.

Intro 0:00
Explaining the concept 0:23
What is Lydian Dominant? 01:09
How to start applying the sound 2:04
How to avoid forced-sounding scalar lines 2:56
Example tying everything together / Conclusion 6:26

Played through a 60's Fender Super Reverb amplifier.

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[barrysebastian]

I’m glad you mentioned the key to all this… use in moderation… mixed in to tickle the ear, and resolve. Good stuff👍😁.

[jmthompson]

I can't tell you how much I enjoy these videos...I feel myself getting less ignorant just having them on in the background.

[nisalvare]

I love these vids. For minor pentatonic, I love adding harmonic minor embellishments. Especially on the resolution

[mozartsp]

I love these lessons, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge Dani!

[Livsie]

Awesome vid as always! For me its easier to think about this scale as mixolydian with #4.

[Jonobueno]

This is a great way to get out of the scale run rut we can find ourselves in. Cheers 🍻

[BrianMay]

That's a good one! Love your vids..

[bodhisattva]

Thanks for the inspiration! The perfect jumping off point for my morning practice. 🌄 Muy caliente!!!

[Jazzituptoronto]

I don’t usually comment on videos but boss you have a great channel and you content is gold. We really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us. Best wishes to you and your team!

[genevai]

is there a link to scott henderson lesson ?

[percyvolnar]

Love lydian. But man, it sounds strange in blues. lol.

[denmar]

Blue note without the context of chromaticism.