Just two chords!
Ebmajor followed by Abm6.
Use Eb major or Eb lydian for the Eb chord and Ab melodic minor for the Ab chord.
Good luck!
Tutorial - Using Melodic Minor Scales
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Melodic Minor Scales - Backing Track 1
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Melodic Minor Scales - Introduction
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Melodic Minor Scales - Chord Construction Pt. I
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Melodic Minor Scales - Chord Construction Pt. II
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Melodic Minor Scales - How do we use them?
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Melodic Minor Scales - Chords In Use
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Melodic Minor Scales - Example Improvisation 1
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Melodic Minor Scales - Example Improvisation 2
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Melodic Minor Scales - Example Improvisation 3
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Melodic Minor Scales - Backing Track 1
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Melodic Minor Scales - Backing Track 2
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Melodic Minor Scales - Backing Track 3
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