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    Blues Scale

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    The document outlines the A minor blues scale and introduces the E7 chord notes that can be played over it at the 5th fret. Red dots indicate notes already in the blues scale, while green dots represent the major third and fifth of the E7 chord, known as "color notes" that should be introduced when the "5" chord is played. A diagram then shows the extended version with octaves of the E7 chord's major third and fifth.

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    The document outlines the A minor blues scale and introduces the E7 chord notes that can be played over it at the 5th fret. Red dots indicate notes already in the blues scale, while green dots represent the major third and fifth of the E7 chord, known as "color notes" that should be introduced when the "5" chord is played. A diagram then shows the extended version with octaves of the E7 chord's major third and fifth.

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    The document outlines the A minor blues scale and introduces the E7 chord notes that can be played over it at the 5th fret. Red dots indicate notes already in the blues scale, while green dots represent the major third and fifth of the E7 chord, known as "color notes" that should be introduced when the "5" chord is played. A diagram then shows the extended version with octaves of the E7 chord's major third and fifth.

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    The document outlines the A minor blues scale and introduces the E7 chord notes that can be played over it at the 5th fret. Red dots indicate notes already in the blues scale, while green dots represent the major third and fifth of the E7 chord, known as "color notes" that should be introduced when the "5" chord is played. A diagram then shows the extended version with octaves of the E7 chord's major third and fifth.

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    “5” Chord Color Notes

    ! Below is the A minor blues scale form 1. The red and green dots denote the E7
    chord that could be played at the 5th fret. For the sake of outlining the chord I have put
    both the 5th and the 7th of the chord on the G (3rd string). Of course in practice you
    would play the 7th (which is the red dot). As before, the red dots represent notes that
    are already in the blues scale while the green dots are new notes introduced by the E7
    chord. These are the color notes that should be introduced when the “5” chord is
    played. The green dots represents the major 3rd and 5th of the 5 chord. !

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    3 5 7 9 15 17 19 21

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    !
    The diagram below is the extended version with octaves of the 5 chord’s major 3rd and
    5th. !

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    3 5 7 9 15 17 19 21

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    !
    !

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