Last Dance with Mary Jane is Am G D Am, very close. I usually play Am pentatonic over it. It is a weird progression where you can play many different scales depending on the feel you are going for.
Sorry I hadn't played live Wire in awhile its actually A E Bm
Very close in terms of the intervals between chords, but it resolves to the minor chord, so a very different feel. I would call that A Dorian. And yes, A minor pentatonic would work well since the F# that differentiates A Dorian from A Natural Minor isn't in the scale.
Last Dance is explained pretty well here. A minor pentatonic is a subset of A Dorian The bridge or chorus (not sure what it is technically) is in E Dorian although I usually just play the chords for that.
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Last Dance is explained pretty well here. A minor pentatonic is a subset of A Dorian The bridge or chorus (not sure what it is technically) is in E Dorian although I usually just play the chords for that.
Last Dance with Dorian
It all started with a Fender Champ and a three-chord rock anthem.
Happy & sad.
Sappy?
I'll have to check that out when I have a little more time & a guitar in my hands.
Interesting, but I think he does us a dis-service by reducing everything to major keys. You really don't get a feel for the modes when you're thinking in terms of an unrelated (okay, maybe distantly related) key.
