II V I : Dm7 G7alt CMaj7 (110 bpm) : Backing Track

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[@grampzstillkickin7252]

Excellent
Thank you Thank you

[@pedromariano2100]

I like This...good..

[@countblue]

charming

[@pedromariano2100]

I improvise with the piano on guitar.

[@TylerAllenhasshredz]

what exactly are the percentage signs to indicate as far as chords are concerned?

[@MrDzeta]

+Tyler Allen Those mean "play same chord as the last"

[@TylerAllenhasshredz]

Thank you!

[@michaelchosen8755]

What scales shall I use over these chords?

[@lonegroover]

Try Am Pentatonic over the II, Bbm Pentatonic over the V, Em Pentatonic over the I.

[@michaelchosen8755]

@@lonegroover thanks I will definitely try it

[@cammosesSH]

arpeggios

[@perlyax]

@@lonegroover could you elaborate on why you play these scales?

[@charlesmartiniii1405]

@@perlyax the half step up pentatonic scale thing is a must have in most players repertoire. Think of it as you can tritone sub and d flat major scale over a g chord the relative minor is b flat so that's why it fits