Blues Scale

E|---------------------0-3------------| 
B|-----------------0-3----------------| 
G|-------------0-2--------------------| 
D|---------0-2------------------------| 
A|-----0-2----------------------------| 
E|-0-3--------------------------------| 

Bend And Pull Off A Couple Time On The
High E Third Fret. And You Can Also Do
It On The B String Third Fret.
E|---------------------0-3bp------------| 
B|-----------------0-3-------3bp--------| 
G|-------------0-2----------------------| 
D|---------0-2--------------------------| 
A|-----0-2------------------------------| 
E|-0-3----------------------------------| 

Another Excercise For A Solo In The
Blues Scale Is Rythmly Playing The High
Continues after the ad
E In A Slow Temp And Hammering On The
Third Fret And Bending It A Little Way
And Pulling Off And Continue Playing
Open High E.
E|-0-0-0-0-h3bp-0-0-0-0-h3bp-0-0-0-0--| 
B|------------------------------------| 
G|------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------| 
A|------------------------------------| 
E|------------------------------------| 

You Could Also Do The Same Thing For
The Bottom String (B String) It Has
Nearly The Same Effect.
E|------------------------------------| 
B|-0-0-0-0-h3bp-0-0-0-0-h3bp-0-0-0-0--| 
G|------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------| 
A|------------------------------------| 
E|------------------------------------| 

ACDC’s Angus Young Plays A Lot Of Songs
In The Blues Scale Or In General. People
Like To Think He’s All Rock N Roll. He
And His Brother Malcom Are All About
Playing Blues Riffs. And Combining It
Into Rock N Roll. Without Blues, There Is
No Rock N Roll!