Comments on: Afro cuban grooves in the different modes – pt7- Bm7/b5 locrian scale http://playbassnow.com/scales/afro-cuba-grooves-in-the-different-modes-pt7-bm7b5-locrian-scale/ Tips on playing the electric bass with MarloweDK Video lessons, practice advice, Bass lick of the day (this feed is only displaying a FRACTION of the licks ). Get more licks at the playbassnow.com Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:47:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: YLF http://playbassnow.com/scales/afro-cuba-grooves-in-the-different-modes-pt7-bm7b5-locrian-scale/comment-page-1/#comment-3038 YLF Sat, 27 Feb 2010 00:34:49 +0000 http://playbassnow.com/?p=2977#comment-3038 Very cool. Thank you very much !! Do you recommend to keep within the same Locrian mode when this lick is played in another Key ? Very cool. Thank you very much !! Do you recommend to keep within the same Locrian mode when this lick is played in another Key ?

]]> By: Curlymike http://playbassnow.com/scales/afro-cuba-grooves-in-the-different-modes-pt7-bm7b5-locrian-scale/comment-page-1/#comment-2818 Curlymike Sat, 30 Jan 2010 21:22:01 +0000 http://playbassnow.com/?p=2977#comment-2818 Another great lesson and groove Gigu - Is there a backing track to download like you had with your Latin Groove? Regards, Mike :-) Another great lesson and groove Gigu – Is there a backing track to download like you had with your Latin Groove?

Regards,
Mike :-)

]]> By: jazzizm http://playbassnow.com/scales/afro-cuba-grooves-in-the-different-modes-pt7-bm7b5-locrian-scale/comment-page-1/#comment-2704 jazzizm Sat, 16 Jan 2010 22:35:25 +0000 http://playbassnow.com/?p=2977#comment-2704 Hi! Love your afro-cuban grooves, especially this one. One little nitpick: I know Germans say "H" when they mean "B" and "B" when they mean "B flat", so isn't it supposed to be "B" rather than "B sharp" (which would be really just "C")? Anyway, thanks for the cool grooves, please keep 'em coming! Hi! Love your afro-cuban grooves, especially this one. One little nitpick: I know Germans say “H” when they mean “B” and “B” when they mean “B flat”, so isn’t it supposed to be “B” rather than “B sharp” (which would be really just “C”)?
Anyway, thanks for the cool grooves, please keep ‘em coming!

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