I figured I'd toss a dominant blues into the mix based on Michael's demo for this class! More noisy fun on a Saturday afternoon in December.

Backing track is another one from Quist.

Dm blues over one of Quist's backing tracks. Doing my best to highlight the blues scale and keep things musical!

Blues scales over one-chord vamps for context... and to keep it fun on a rainy Saturday afternoon! First is Am, then Cm.

I IV V Blues in Bb over a fun, slow backing track. Doing my best to sell (as Michael would say!) chord tones, including tonic home base, 3rds, b7s, etc. Mixing major and minor pentatonics as well.

Lead over I vi ii V over Abmaj7 / Fm7 / Bbm7 / Eb loop for Improvising 401. Highlights playing with the two triads embedded in major and minor 7ths. In this case, those triads are definitely more explicit when I'm playing over the Abmaj7 I chord. Fun exercise!

A miniature I IV (sorta) bluesy variation on the exercise - E7/A7 shapes up the fretboard

Back and forth between Fmin7 and Cmin7 in their various shapes across the fretboard

Going back and forth between Gmaj7 and Cmaj7 using the different shapes across the fretboard

Messing around with harmonics in the context of a I vi ii V in G. Mostly at the 12th fret with some pinch harmonics later in the video. I think the dynamics and a couple of bends are kinda fun, too!
Oh... and we do have heat in our Upstate NY home. Not much hair, though.