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How to Play Solo on Bass Guitar -

Learn how to play solo on the bass.

How to Play Solo on Bass Guitar -

Learn how to play solo on the bass.

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By: Guest 7 days ago

omg, ur bass sounds like my ass after beans...

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By: Guest 7 months ago

good info on the C Harmonic Minor scale. But where's the part about how to play a solo?

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And the next scale is the C harmonic minor and the difference is the harmonic minor has a raised seventh degree. So, we are going to play C, D, E flat in the minor third, then F, G, A flat in the minor sixth and then B which is the natural seventh and the octave. Now, compare that to the natural minor, harmonic minor, and melodic minor. So, here is the C harmonic minor.

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