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 New Stick Tune "The Plainclothes Person" 
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Post Re: New Stick Tune "The Plainclothes Person"
Yes, a great idea. Most of my playing is song oriented. Finding the song key, and related mode/scale is important. Then I can attempt to solo over the chord progression.


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Post Re: New Stick Tune "The Plainclothes Person"
Markussz wrote:
Yes, a great idea. Most of my playing is song oriented. Finding the song key, and related mode/scale is important. Then I can attempt to solo over the chord progression.


I think that at the end of the day, scalar practice has to be song/riff oriented otherwise, why play the scale in the first place? Now of course, that's not to say that practicing your scales and arpeggios is a bad thing, but I personally try to not spend too much time working a scale in a strictly up/down manner; it's got to be some cool little sequence or a hunk of a chop that sounds cool that I'd like to assimilate....

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