mountain man
Still got the Blues!
So we can play:
I pent minor over the I, IV and V
I pent Maj over the I, I pent minor over IV and V
I pent or diatonic Maj over the I and the IV pent minor over the IV and the V pent minor over the V
And then you can use the I pent minor over the I , IV pent minor over the IV, V pent minor over the V.
Blues chords can have the dominant 7th for the I, IV and V which is diatonic. yes?
Why can't we play the diatonic IV and the diatonic V over the IV and V?
What are the diatonic interval tones that cannot be played over the IV and V and why? Is there anyway we can play the diatonic but be careful on certain measures to avoid certain interval tones?
I hope you understand the theory question I'm asking.
Please discuss any variations that also go along with this theme.
I pent minor over the I, IV and V
I pent Maj over the I, I pent minor over IV and V
I pent or diatonic Maj over the I and the IV pent minor over the IV and the V pent minor over the V
And then you can use the I pent minor over the I , IV pent minor over the IV, V pent minor over the V.
Blues chords can have the dominant 7th for the I, IV and V which is diatonic. yes?
Why can't we play the diatonic IV and the diatonic V over the IV and V?
What are the diatonic interval tones that cannot be played over the IV and V and why? Is there anyway we can play the diatonic but be careful on certain measures to avoid certain interval tones?
I hope you understand the theory question I'm asking.
Please discuss any variations that also go along with this theme.
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