Abstract: Your ears do not deceive you my friend, it is pretty much a minor blues with a few twists.

Abstract: Here is a lesson on the Byzantine scale. It goes by other names too, the Arabic scale and the Double Harmonic scale. Inside, I'll explain why this scale sounds the way it does, the theory behind it's name, and some examples within this scale to show you how you can use this scale within the context of Western music.

Abstract: A lesson on Blues Scale. Odds are, you've heard this scale a lot in your lifetime. Inside I have an in depth look at this very popular scale.

Abstract: Here you'll learn more about this commonly used scale.

Abstract: Okay so you know the blues and you've been getting used to playing some of the modes and other scales floating around, but what do you do if you want to sound distinctly 'jazzy'? Well, this is one of the trick that the very early jazz musicians came up with to develop their unique sound. Even if you are a rock player, this lesson could really help spice up your playing.

Abstract: This is a lesson for beginners on what to do with scales once you've learnt them. This is probably the first major barrier for players to overcome, so I wanted to give the new guys a helping hand.

Abstract: The basics of the Pentatonic Minor scale.

Abstract: This is the eighth installment of my series of lessons in guitar mastery. This lesson covers all of the shapes of the Minor Pentatonic Scale. Enjoy!

Abstract: Welcome to the Blues Scale

Abstract: Position shifting is a very important part of playing the guitar. Here is an easy way to practice the chromatic scale and position shifting at the same time.