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Bluesy SRV, Betts and Page-Style Soloing Over a Mid-Sixties Jazz Classic

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Clever Ways to Conjure Haunting, Mysterious Melodies

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The Intriguingly Exotic Sound of the C Lydian Hexatonic Scale

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The Standard Minor-Drop Progression

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Guitar World's Jimmy Brown and Paul Riario Play Rock Arrangement of "Deck the Halls"

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Two Additional, Musically Haunting Uses for Maj7b5

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Another Useful, Lower Repurposing of the Sus4b9 Arpeggio, Plus an Exotic Wide-Interval Variation

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Maj7, Maj7b5 and Their Relative Minors

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The Asus4b2 arpeggio we looked at last month (November 2017 issue) may be repurposed in a variety of cool, interesting ways, which I think is a worthwhile topic to explore.

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Eerie Arpeggios, Part 4: The Spooky Sus4b2 Sound

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As a chord reference,FIGURE 1illustrates some finger-friendly Asus4b2 grips on the top four stings, with the open A string included and the first shape additionally shown 12 frets higher.

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Eerie Arpeggios, Part 2:Demented String Skipping

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