In the following examples we illustrate a basic Mixolydian scale, a 7th arpeggio or two and finally, examples of the minor five chord in melodic ideas.
Country Guitar Endings: Classic Lines to Bring the Song to a Convincing Close
Country tunes can be brought to a close in a number of ways: vamping on the song’s last chord, tossing in an interesting harmonic twist, interjecting one of several classic bluegrass clichés, or unleashing a barn-burning, country-fried double-stop lick.
Twang 101: Rockabilly Intros and Outros
Bookend your rockabilly tunes with these popular intros and outros.
Video Lesson: Blues Scales for Rockers by Danny Gill
How to use the blues scale in classic and modern rock solos
Groupings and Accents
What is the best way to increase picking speed when you seem to have hit the velocity ceiling?
Triad Pairs
Using triad pairs is simply an intervallic approach to improvisation. When used correctly, the technique can generate some very interesting sounds.
Fingerpicking Blues: Classic 8-Bar Blues Solos in First Position
The following solos show how to play unaccompanied, solo blues in first position.
Hybrid Picking: Examples and Exercises for Attacking the Strings With a Combo of Pick and Fingers
Hybrid picking incorporates the pick along with one or more right hand fingers, resulting in a hybrid of pickstyle and fingerstyle.
Super Locrian Improv: Jazz-Rock Fusion Applications for this Mode of the Melodic Minor Scale
A useful mode of the melodic minor is known as Super Locrian. This is the seventh mode of melodic minor.

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