#Shorts Andy Timmons discusses an approach he uses to solo over an E, C and A chord progression.
If you watch the video, he actually plays the chords as standard major chords, but assumes the "7th" tonalities in his melodies, which lends to his choices of scales and modes for his solo.
#andytimmons #guitarlesson #stevestine #melodicsoloing
If you watch the video, he actually plays the chords as standard major chords, but assumes the "7th" tonalities in his melodies, which lends to his choices of scales and modes for his solo.
#andytimmons #guitarlesson #stevestine #melodicsoloing
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