Bluesy Double Stops Lesson – Key of A Ever wondered how to make your licks match the chords you’re playing over? Instead of just running scales through the whole progression, try building double stops from each dominant chord — A7, D7, and E7. This approach helps your phrasing lock in with the harmony, giving your playing more depth, tension, and groove. You’re not just floating over the changes — you’re playing through them! In this solo, we’re blending A7-, D7-, and E7-based double stops with

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