How To Play The Dorian Scale On Guitar And When To Use It
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2024
- While you can use the Dorian scale over a 12 bar blues... that's not the most common way I see it used.
More often than not, I see it used over "bluesy" songs and not "blues" songs.
Deja Voodoo by Kenny Wayne Shepherd is an example, along with songs like Spooky and Oye Como Va - not necessarily blues classics, but great tunes that come up often, nonetheless.
So in this video I'll show you how to play it, and some ideas for practicing it and using it.
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Dickey Betts made terrific use of the Dorian scale, as well as Mixolydian. I taught five summers for a program called
Day Jams, and the instructional guitar book they put together called Dorian scale “the Carlos Santana secret scale.”
Good description. And Jerry Garcia was an avid player of both Dorian and Mixolydian. The connection is, all three of
their bands were at the forefront of the Jam Band culture. Dorian scale opens up that minor pentatonic to more ex-
pressive playing, as does Mixolydian, And a bit of purple owsley probably helped, too.
I actually taught at Dayjams for 2 summers as it was a really cool camp! I loved how the camp encouraged kids to write their own songs even if they have never done so before! :)
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Thanks for the advice! Super helpful in understanding when to use this mode!
Great video! Warren Haynes is also an awesome player that uses the Dorian mode a lot.
Great a new term for me "broken thirds". Been using broken thirds just never knew it had a name. BTW Modes Unleashed has really helped me in my musical journey. Thanks Griff!
I know as 3th jump, because you're always jumping into a 3th interval
Great lesson. Love the Broken Third tip. I had never heard of that, and it really works! Thanks for that. Subscribed and Liked. I will check out your lessons.
Great lesson. I’ve been trying to incorporate Dorian flavours into my playing as Angus young does it on the likes of some live versions of Riff Raff. Bending the 6th up a semi tone to the minor 7th is such a great sound
Nice lesson, thank you!
Nice lesson! Just applying this to harmonica
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great lesson!! perhaps you could do something similar with other modes as well? cheers!
I really enjoy how u play and the explanation was very clear.
Can u please explain lydian and mixolidian? Thank u ...
Thanks for this lesson video. Now I know how to use dorian mode.
Awesome...!
7:39 damn…
Thanks boss
Thanks Griff! I have learned the different modes, the problems I have is ‘when to apply them’. Any suggestions would be great.
The chords ( progresion) will tell you when to play which mode, listen carefully to chords
@larrypower8659 LOOKING FOR BACKING TRACKS (Dorian and Mixolydian). Anyone have some YT links?
Did you have backing tracks for Dorian and Mixolydian scales? I have been playing for years, but just started to learn scales and modes. I love Dickey Betts, Santana and especially Garcia.
Thanks Griff! Btw, how did you play the am chord all on the 5th fret?
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Is 10:08 Riders on the storm sound? may not be exactly the song- I know Ray was pretty schooled
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