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The Slave scale
Topic Started: Mar 23 2015, 08:03 AM (117 Views)
Newpianoplayer
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Amazing Grace, by Wintley Phipps

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John D'Oh
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It's an interesting take, but he should also have noted that pretty much all folk music is based on the pentatonic scale, which is what he is referring to the 'slave scale' is. I think he's overdoing the whole 'black notes' thing.
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