The Only Blues Scale You Need? [Intermediate Blues Tutorial]

Guitar Blues Scale Tutorial - how to blend Major and Minor.

Tab and Backing Tracking available on my Patreon page:

[robertrollfink]

Excellent lesson. Can I respectfully suggest the diagram perspectives be reversed to show left to right.

[markcarter]

Guitar has been a hobby for over 55 years. I have been subscribed to many of the internet and patreon sites for years. This is the best most usefull lesson I have ever gotten. I had already learned about the major, minor and blues scales individually but no one had ever put them on one chart and then showed you how to use them together !! This one lesson takes my ability and knowledge to a whole new level. Thank You so much !!!

[hogrotten]

I am 60 and just retired a few years ago. The wealth of info on YouTube is overwhelming BUT you've a gift for teaching. I've found I can put your lessons to use instantly ! Thank you from an Old Arizona dog learning new tricks.

[benedettodatri]

Wonderful lesson....but the diagram specular in the direction of the neck, hard to read, in my opinion.

[leonardzaiser]

Beauty of Music man, you will never in your lifetime learn all there is to it. Such is the nature of creativity, music is never boring.

[philjames]

This was one of the most inspiring videos I have ever watched on YouTube!!
Several views caused so many lightbulbs to illuminate, I was completely blown away by my personal progress in just several days.
Thank you so, so much for this awesome information .... brilliant!!!

[dannyleebatchelor]

Best Blues soloing theory lesson I have ever watched, you demonstrate and explain what notes to play and why so well, thank you

[barruzza]

GREAT LESSON. No fluff, just solid information to move your playing forward. Thanks so much!!

[tradeswinginvest]

That is the single most informative lesson on mixing the major and minor blues scale.

[Billy-homs]

Excellent way to view these scales! Thank you

[jonathonbod]

Can only . Wicked . Awesome tutorial. Beautiful playing and teaching again sir. Thank you for your time and skill . Again thank you

[matthewcrich]

Possibly the most useful & chock ‘o’block lesson full of tips & technique I’ve every come across. You lost me at the double stop section but I know I’ll be able to get my hands wrapped around it in a week or so. Thanks so much for giving so much back to the advanced beginner community, Jules. Cheers from 🇨🇦

[bulkvanderhuge]

Thanks for this, this is the first lesson that SHOWED the two scales combined together, rather than just the Pentatonic Minor and the Pentatonic Major separately, making it difficult to visualize.
This lesson finally combined the two of them visually, and gave me that moment I've been waiting for.

[TheSclay]

Just came across your channel for the first time. You've got some absolute gold in these videos for a player who knows some basics, but is looking to develop.
Serious amount of info and ideas in your videos, well explained and to the point. No chaff at all. Well done mate.

[ald]

What can I say? Phenomenal!!! You have shown us some much incredible info.

[MustafaBaabad]

Very precious lesson of blending minor and major pentatonic blues. Thank you very much Chief. Cheers from Indonesia.

[HektorBandimar]

This is the lesson I've been looking for, I really have had trouble understanding how to blend minor and major pentatonic scales, now I understand a lot more, thanks. 👍

[stevegunn]

Superb video! I like the positioning of the graph because it then mirrors the actual neck as well as your fretting that is occurring just above it. Moving the vertical lettering of the strings, E, A, D, G, B, E to the right side, along with darkening and/or thickening the far right vertical line to make it look like the nut, would make it a perfect diagram.

[hharikris]

Jules, you are a brilliant teacher! Thank you.

[marcohermans]

This is GOLD ! Finally somebody who can explain this with great examples. I'm gonna subscribe!