Sound Clip Here = Strange Sound This is a run through with a jazz backer. My Tele has Seymour Duncan Vintage Stacks bit I have a mini-switch that cut out the noiseless coils. They're off in this track. I'm using my '78 Mesa/Boogie amp. The guitar was inexpensive but I love it. [img width=172 height=480]http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m168/dovemanpix/SchecterFront.jpg[/img][img width=168 height=480]http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m168/dovemanpix/SchecterBack.jpg[/img] My clips @ http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandid=599073
||:Cm7|Cm7|Cm7|C7alt| |Fm7|Fm7|Cm7|Cm7| |Ab7#11|G7alt|Cm7|Cm7:|| Below I posted the original players comments and a link to his version (his is better than mine). I rooted my playing in C Dorian mode but used arpeggios for some of the chords and even F Dorian mode sometimes on the Fm7. I took a look at the melodic minor modes mentioned below (ascending and decending are different - 6th & 7th each dropped 1/2 step when decending) that led to a couple of interesting runs. See the original posters comments ... I found them good reading and practice. Interestingly enough, the guy that posted the original backer ... here's his rendition ... http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.cfm?bandID=275337&songID=5757567 ... he's 20 years old ... I think he's gonna be a monster player. His comments on the post are in italics below and gave me some interesting study ... he wrote: I play the Bb major scale for the C-minor7 (dorian) and the Eb major scale for the Fm7 (dorian) or the Ab major scale (aeolian) (but you can use for example a Am7b5 arpeggio (a,c,eb,g) over the C-minor7 or an dm7b5 arpeggio (d,f,ab,c) for the f-minor7 chord and combine the notes with some hip rhythm) Over the Ab7#11 you can play Eb melodic minor or leave the #11 and play Db-major scale for a mixolydian sound and over the G7alt the Ab melodic minor scale (super locrian I think it's called) and/or a Fm7b5 arpeggio (f,ab,c,eb) and with the arpeggio you get automatically a super locrian sound.. C-harmonic minor scale I used for example at the end of the track. Arpeggios are really cool, you don't have to play them 1:1, I use them more as a guide line and use chromatic stuff alot.
