U.F.O Blues, nuty na gitarę i CD

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Introduction
Tuning
Basic Theory Review. Intervals; keys and scales; modes; chord construction; harmonizing scales; chord extensions; chromatic; chromatic harmony; chord-scales
Lesson 1. Seventh chord structures; chord-scales; sixth-string posting; making lines from chord shapes
Lesson 2. More seventh chord structures; fifth-string posting; making melodies from chord-scale shapes
Lesson 3. Another seventh chord structure; close voicings; the VI chord; the ii-V-I progression; using smaller chord shapes in lines
Lesson 4. Building extended dominant chords; the relative minor substitute; changing chord quality; passing chords; chord hits
Lesson 5. Extending the ii-V-I progression; inverting lines; minor seventh arpeggios
Lesson 6. Secondary dominant chords; the V of V chord; the secondary ii-V; thirteenth chord arpeggios; extensions of chord-scales
Lesson 7. Seventh chord types; extensions and alterations; approach tones; enclosure; thematic development
Lesson 8. Flat-five substitute; the bebop lick
Lesson 9. Harmonic rhythm; the I-IV-ii-V turnaround; the final chord; anticipaton
Lesson 10. Using scale harmonies; the walkup; harmonic consistency; chord melody, common tones
Lesson 11. Minor blues harmony; a descending line; chord-scale choices; the diminished seventh arpeggio
Lesson 12. Sideslipping; harmonic gravity; soloing over sideslips; popcorn licks
Lesson 13. Relative major chord substitution; diminished chord resolutions; a minor turnaround; an altered chord-scale; octave playing; octave fingerings; more chord melody
Lesson 14. The minor iv chord; harmonic sequencing; backcycling
Lesson 15. Major blues harmony; major to major shift; sixths and sevenths; more anticipation
Chord Reference
Where to Go from Here?
Guitar Notation Legend

The whole neck mapped out
Scale numbering system
Half steps and whole steps
Modal madness
Real rock & blues soloing
Satch's drone tones
The nashville system
Transposing
Two-five-ones
One-six-two-five
Learning by ear
When in doubt, play I-IV
Relative major and minor
The blues ain't all sad
The C-A-G-E-D theory
The ABCs and 123s of chords
Arpeggio road maps
Four fingers, please
Warm-ups made easy
Alternate picking
Getta tuna
Soundhole solution
Electric vs. acoustic, pt.1
Electric vs. acoustic, pt.2
Heavier strings, better tone
Tube amps, big sounds
Amp modelers
Small amps, big sounds
Amp up, guitar down
Gig bags vs. shells
Cable Quality
Gain and sustain
Hear the rig
Distortion vs. overdrive
Clean and compressed
Your heroes all cheat
Pedal positioning
Tape 'em down
Pedal boards
Carry that weight
Keep your strap pn
Loop it or lose it
Don't turn up, tilt up
Heavy picks
Pracice for perfection
Guitar TV
Video teachers
Network news
Other instruments
Analyze your originals
Singing and playing
Simplify for songwriting
Keep it fun
Tournarounds for everyone
Easy funk guitar
This is not the blues
Alternate voicings
Damp it
Get a metronome
Inject some intervals
Open-string soloing
Harmonics
Alternate tunings
Exotic scales
Live experience is golden
Climatic conditions
Fingertips and nails
Change one string at a time
Coricidan bottle blues
Get tooled up
Tube replacement schedule
Insure your investment
Hazardous materials
Flying with your guitar
Even in a flight case...
Shipping your guitar or amp
Proof of ownership
Winding new strings
A properly strung 12-string
Sharpen your pencils
Grinds, not groans
SRV broken-string solution
Cleaning the body & neck
Cleaning the fretboard
Truss rod adjustments
And... action
Seting intonation
Locking tuners
Avoiding broken strings on a floating bridge
Changing strings on a floating bridge
Keep it level
More floating bridge tips
Miking Amps in the studio
Recording acoustic guitars
Save your studio ears
Home recording necessities
Effects and band size
Cut through on solos
Speaker placement at a gig
Eliminate hum
Stop microphone shock

U.F.O Blues

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