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I am looking for what other scales besides the blues scales I should learn to use in blues guitar.

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This is a very difficult question to answers. Scales are bascially a starting point. If you listen to songs and start to explore more music you will find that musicians mix scales, add notes to a scale, also depending on the chords they use etc.

Please see the blues courses.
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