The 3 Best Classic Blues Rhythms To Play Hundreds Of Songs…
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Jam Track In GThis is the jam track I was playing over.
The TAB For This LessonThe TAB for this lesson
I love these reminders Griff. Always an inspiration. Thank you again.
This is well delivered material. I enjoyed how easy it was displayed and how fast I was able to apply the tips! Thanks~
GREAT STUFF Griff. Makes it SO EASY to learn. Thanks!
Im enjoying your videos but having trouble saving the MP4 download or the WMV file download and the Jam Track in G. However the PDF file gives me the option to save in a folder of my choice but when I click to download the other files, they don’t save anywhere on my computer. Thanks in advance
Griff, This is really great. I play the sax and trumpet as well. I want to do some improvisational stuff using the trumpet along with you. This will be fun. Thanks
Google search an appropriate download manager for your OS. End of problem. (I use adm for android on my phone)
I use Linux Mint, and simply right mouse click and “Save link as”, it always goes to my Downloads folder.
Since Griff refuses to recognise Linux desktops, I simply select the MP4, but it doesn’t actually matter, as I’m not inhibited by proprietary software
Refuses? Or chooses…there’s a difference.
Right click on the
“Download This Video (MP4)”
text and select
“save link as …”
Then a windows to save should come up asking where you want to save it too.
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Enjoying this things
great lesson
For some reason I thought the blues riff’s where for the Ukulele.
My mistake
Thanks for sending anyways.
Laurie
Great Lesson Griff
The combination of video and support documents you give and your clear instruction is spot on.
Having a hard time keeping this on my phone going to try putting on my tablet when I get to a wi fi spot . just hope I don’t lose it . again thank you Griff ,,,, Bill
Excellent. Simplicity is the best. Music is all feel and you feel the differant tracts and hear them in your head and then just play them. A lot of improvisation. Love it.
nicely explained thanks
This is not for my resinator …steel guitar….
Very cool, thanks
very interesting video and for me
this is a cool idea to mix the 3
parts together.
thanks
Keep em coming Griff. These kind of lessons are just what I need. Confidence boosters which have me playing something that actually sounds like something !
Griff, your lessons are like a buddy who plays great and is willing to sit down and show you some of what he knows. It’s great and so I say God Bless and thanks so much.
Disappointed that I can’t watch this video on my iPhone which is where I do most of my computer stuff these days.
Any chance you’ll be updating your material to be playable on phones?
Blue’s
Great lesson griff…thanks..do u have any 1 note solos to go over those progressions?…just curious
This is excellent and will inspire
me to get back into it.
These are cool licks and easy.
Thanks jeff
Great lesson. I was trying to learn China Cat Sunflower,is very simlar to the first part of lesson in G.
Sounds really good..
These instructions with the videos are really easy to follow and encouraging to keep at it. Thanks Griff, you’re really helping me.
This will be the beginnig of everything for me. thank you very much Griff.
First I appreciate your kind gesture. It’s inspiring.
Looking forward for more.
would love to see how the chords are formed. As a beginner it is confusing when you talk about the different sharps, minors and other chords. Other than that great course and I will continue to follow you. Thanks for what you are doing to improve my playing.
I like the lessons They’re easy to learn Having fun. Thanks
Tried downloading the videos, but download failed every time (and I’m using Windows 8l1) also your intro videos stop very shortly after starting. Don’t know what’s going on with that.
great lesson…easy to follow
Thanks for getting me started, look simple easy to understand, now I’ll have to go and pick up my new guitar.
I not exactly sure why ,but, this video got me re-thinking the 5-1-4 thing. What I had was totally incorrect . Have You ever demostrated this pattern ?
the first pattern is reminiscent of several tunes by Bert Kaempfert’s orchestra. (Wonderland by Night, etc)
Very opportune! I was struggling to make make the change to the high C7 chord in lesson 6 BGU at full speed. But just missing out the second strum before the change makes all the difference.
Thanks Griff everything you sent to us is very important so helpful awesome
all I want to say: You are one hell of a wonderful teacher — best I have seen regardless of the subject being taught
Just like to say Aussie $$ down and I’m on a Veteran affairs pension. Music helps my PTSD and pain. I dove into my saving and got the unleashed course but cost over $350. Started the digital part until the DVDs and stuff arrive. You have really helped me to start looking at my music and feeling it not just playing it. I love the blues /rock. Any help with some extra parts would really be great to get a chance to win other course parts. But thank you so far early but really impressed and you explain nice and easy to follow. All I can do is put up my hand for a chance at adding extras. I can see this course is really going to give me the direction I’m starting to need.
Cheers
Matt
Thanks Griff, this lesson makes me realise that it doesn’t have to be complex to make enjoyable music; particularly with a backing track. Your lessons are much appreciated.
Cheers
Graeme
Hey Griff,
Glad to see some other Aussies here on this page. Have to agree that this is very simple to follow and you make it so easy to follow.
Some of this lesson is included in the BGU V 2 Course which I am absolutely enjoying.
I am retired and loving every moment you can contribute to my lessons and playing.
Thanks
Michael -Sydney Australia
thanks,is a good material.
[…] In fact, if you know the key, and you know the feel, you can often jump right in and play without much else to go on if you have some blues rhythms that you know will work. […]
as always you make everything so easy.thanks for sharing.dave.
Great Lesson! thanks for share it Dave
I’am a little older at 78 I can’t pick up as quick as most, should I start with the beginner’s course?
wow nice job.your so patient I think I could learn so much from you.thanks for the lesson and keep on makin’ music
Fantastic ! Clearly I could learn a great deal quickly from you and will certainly join you at some point in the near future. Your video lessons are definitly the best I;ve seen.
thanks for making my playing more easy ,manOman your the best in explaing guitar blues music keep up the good work .I dont use cridcards. HOW CAN I pay for acourse . I am in canada,
gracias excelente su blog
Gracias me gusta mucho tocar blues en mi casa, pero estoy ainda aprendendo.
muy interesante la pagina
Excellent summary of the three (relatively) simple rhythms. Love the mixing of them you show–endless possibilities, great sounds. Will be working on these daily until my hands will do the right thing!
Good lesson Griff, but couldn’t this be construed as double stops? just wondering.