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He also points out the value of mixing scale tones with blues notes—such as the flatted fifth—to add color and expressiveness. Knowing the scale degrees and their locations in different shapes allows for more spontaneous and rhythmically interesting playing.
Final Thoughts and Resources
Rick concludes by encouraging viewers to subscribe for more lessons and mentions his "Bat Book," filled with exercises, licks, and ideas similar to what's presented. This resource provides a comprehensive toolkit for developing your Blues playing, covering scales, motifs, chord shapes, and improvisational techniques.