If you don’t know my friend, Steve Trovato, you are in for a real treat today.
Aside from being on the faculty at USC’s prestigious Thornton School Of Music and Musician’s Institute in Hollywood, Steve has done dozens of videos and courses for big names like Hal Leonard, Lick Library, Truefire, and many others. He has also written for just about every Guitar magazine I’ve ever read at some point.
I was lucky enough to have Steve as my private instructor for one of my semesters at USC, and we’ve stayed friends ever since. So I took advantage of a little downtime in Steve’s recording and teaching schedule (along with some not-so-subtle begging and pleading) and got him to come into the “Studio BGU” and do some lessons just for you.
This one is one of Steve’s (in)famous 1×12 licks that is a BB King classic. The 1×12 part comes because it is 1 lick that can be played all throughout the entire 12 bar form. So you’ll notice he plays the same lick (with very subtle variations you’ll want to listen to) over and over again and it sounds great no matter where he puts it.
And I’ve transcribed the lick and the TAB is right here (EDIT: Right click here to download the full TAB for all 12 bars which shows his variation.)
This lick works best over a mid-tempo shuffle like, “Every Day I Have The Blues.” It has been slowed down a little in the video (“Tempo De-Learno” as Steve calls it) but once you get it under your fingers you’ll be able to play it over many different songs.
Also notice the “4 Note Solo” box with the first finger on the root instead of the 3rd finger (I call this, the House Pattern.) This gives it a major blues sound but by bending the A up only 1/2 step to the Bb it blends in a little of the minor blues sound and that’s what makes it work over the whole progression.
Over the years Steve has also done a couple of great courses for Blues Guitar Unleashed including, Building A Better Blues Solo, and Voodoo Blues, in case you want to check those out.
229 replies to "BB King Lesson With Steve Trovato"
Griff – I send the same suggestion as before. If you can check out a BBC programme ‘Blues at the BBC’. Recordings of live sessions by BB King, Freddie King, EC. Peter Green, Buddy Guy and a host of other blues artists from way back when. It’s a real treat
I GOT IT! Yeah, I know that was caps. It was for a reason. You know how sometimes something just clicks. An ah-ha moment. Thanx loads for this. It only took me a few weeks to get to it.
Great stuff.
Been busy with house remodel, but this got me to drop the hammer and pick up the LP tonight.
A nice BB blues lick and Steve is a very good player but again- the way Steve holds the guitar while playing makes it very difficult to see what he’s actually doing. I’ve noticed this on every video he does.
Beginner question. Also work over e minor pentatonic?
I agree…its frustrating.
Since the 12th bar (not shown) is implied, that must be a rest for 4 beats and the lick starts over again at the 1st measure with no pick-up note on the 1st beat? One of the exceptions to the “rule” (don’t start a lick on the 1st beat). Probably obvious to some – just sayin’ – TW
Sorry – too busy thinking about how good this little tid bit was – for to say — EXCELLENT PIECE, THANKS FOR SHARING! TW
Thanks Griff and steve
Nice lick but is there a G note missing on the last beat of bar one on the tab
Sparkuplin sunshine here in sydney town
& this sound just makes it better
Love it Bill in Fl.
outherwise known as part of whatz knomn as big house yes i do believe . nice to see steve and did not know you relations with him never saw this one thanks for all you do GRIFF
Thanks very informative guidlines to get these riffs down
thanks cool
You are fantastic ” Maestro”.
can I know please somebody teaching like you just bass guitar,
I will be really pleased.
Sincerely
angelo from napoli- italy
I’ll second this. Any chance for a “Bass Guitar Unleashed” series, Griff? I’m on the horns of selling my bass and amp for wont of lessons…
I’m also a bass player and have some lessons from Andrew Ford at Truefire.com Stu Hamm is also a great in the bass field.
I’m with y’all though, I’d really like to see Griff come out with a few bass unleashed courses.
I think Brad Carlton has a pretty good “Blues Bass” course on Truefire.
Thanks Griff and Steve like your explanation of the BB gliss alot of blues players use this move including me but adding the sweep to get more power that’s more like it ! Of course my favorite use of this move is done by the late great Mr. Stevie Hey another Steve ! Ray Vaughn find myself listening more and more to his great body of work to remember him by !!!!
Nice lick and relatively easy to learn, as I have probably heard it in some form hundreds of times. Fits a shuffle real well. I will be working on the reply to that riff today. Get the riff down then have a riff that responds to the one you taught us. Very good little lesson.
For those of you complaining about the tab. Please reread what Griff wrote. Each time through you’ll hear subtle differences. The tab is just the base foundation.
Thanks Steve, Griff for the Video and TAB, keep emails coming, need this inspiration.
WOW! Just Wow! Very helpful! Thanks very much.
This is very helpful. Thanks. It is easy…
Hi Griff, I will able to play when i got my electric guitar, as of now I,m using acoustic. Thanks a lot for these little blues due I’m a beginner.
Had a lot of fun working this one Griff. Give my thanks to Mr. Trovato.
Great little lesson Steve.Something to pick up straight away ….thanks.
Out injured still loving it
Keep him coming
Love BB. king can u send more BB and Albert king please
got it, nevermind.
i was not able to right-click to the full 12 bars? am I missing something?
Another cool little lick to add to my steadily-growing back of tricks!
Thanks Griff!
🙂
cool, mad a old man smile
nice little lick love to see more B.B. and Albert king.
Can’t seem to get the BB King / Trovato video lesson? Did receive the corrective Tabs.
Sorry,
Dr. O.
I just enjoyed 2 quick lessons from Steve. Fantastic stuff! Perfect for someone who sort of knows the chord changes, rythm, etc but can’t stand formal, lengthy lessons.
Thanks,Steve, I need more!!!
Charlie
Nice groove, actually makes me feel hopeful! Thanks!
Another GREAT one. Thanks!
yes, this video was well recived…more please!
This has been great and fun but there are still seems to be a G missing on the tab???
Very Nice!! I am a lil thrown off on just that first part of TAB n timing…(perhaps the variations are from the get go, LoL! ) .. work’n on it 🙂 also, taking into consideration the slight variations with which he plays it up…each time… this will be interesting. Thanks for sharing. Very cool explaining n showing of the techniques.
Griff can you find out how Steve gets that amazing BB King tone out of a Tele. Looks like single coil pick-ups. I was wondering if he is using any effects…..maybe compressor. Great tone and great playing.
A nice little lick
on second listening to the comment below, add another 10 on string 2 after the Unbend of the 10 to correct the TAB
Wow is that tab wrong. Hear is the way I see it s1 = string 1, s2 = string 2 etc.
10 (1/2 bend up) s2 and choke it, 10 s2, 8 s2, 9 s3, 8 s2(vib), then 10 s2 (full bend) choke it,
8 s1, 10 s1, 10 s2 (start from 1/2 bend down to 10),8 s2 (vib), 9 s3, 8 s2 (vib), 15 s1.
In other words the E (9 s3) is not in the original tab and the UNbend down to the 10 s2 is missing.
But is sounds great. I wonder id BB knew he was throwing in a MAJOR vibe in it when he first learned it or he just knew it sounded great when used properly. I think the latter.
I just love it I know i am going to be up all night until I master this.keep up the good work GOD BLES
I’ve spent a couple of days with this lesson. I will certainly use it, I loved it! Thanks for posting this Griff and thank Steve for us as well!
Steve is a great player , I have a ‘ Lick Library ‘ DVD of his ( Chuck Berry style ) & he is on many of the ‘ Musicians Institute ‘ books with Keith Wyatt that I have, this is no exception … good stuff !
LP
Awesome!!!
A Big Thank You to Steve & Griff for this offering.
Can’t wait to try it out.
Hey Tater,
This is one of the best short lessons you have come up with … Thanks so much for all the teachings (I have every course you have out). This lesson is supreme. Thank you.
Would like to down load is that an option?
Back in 70, I was in an opening act for BB. For 41 nights, I sat 10 feet away on a wing and was astounded by him over and over. It took me 40 years to understand how he got such beautiful tones out of an essentially up side down lick. Now, I see that he was bending the II (A) to a flatted III (Bb) over the G (I). One wonders how he knew that would be the niche into which he would forge a career of guitaristos just shaking their heads and wondering. Most guitar leads are taught inside the first position…in my books, I call this the 5th position,but, with BB’s big, soft fingers and that Ampeg that he playedthru 4 10s cabinet, he was unique. He was a generous man. He taught me songs early, but I was too new to guitar theory to get most of what he was saying for decades.
very interesting note, Ben. What a wonderful treat that must have been. I true life moment!
I like the sound of my guitar when I do what Steve T shows me, not quite King of The Blues but it makes me feel great! I have to go and look for some more. Plus, I’m making time and playing every day so thanks for deluging me with your emails Griff…
Wow, Come here my guitar, I need to nail this lesson.
I think you can count on that being very well received, and what a good friend to have. Congrat’s!
good stuff grif! as usual you da man! da best in da business! bought em all since buying BGU. every 6 months or so, i go back over em! and by playing EVERY day, one picks up more info by doing it this way.
Hi Griff, I think the lick and backing track are great .More please thank you ,John.
I love this. It’s probably obvious to say, but the cool thing for me about this lick (and maybe any “1×12” lick) is that it gives the impression that you’re “playing the changes” even though you’re playing the same thing over every chord! Neat trick. The basic notes fit the scales for all the chords, and then I guess you just play around with that one bent note – keep it a Bb over the IV7, maybe tease it up closer to a B natural over the V7, and make it ambiguous over the I7. That’s how I see it, anyway. And like Griff says, that one note makes the whole lick work. Very cool.
tabs do not match lick.
I liked it so much I ordered two of his dvd & books.
Griff,
Most of the videos had tab to click on to store but this one does not?? Is ther a way to get (video) to save thanks Grant
thanks griff bb is great to listen to les
WoW!!!!!! a bit from BB, thanks Steve and Griff. You guys are great..
Thaks for the extra stuff all helps
Thankyou
Thanks for adding the tab. When I first watched it I thought I could go back and pick up the notes but this makes it easier. Thanks for listening to those who wrote about it. Great !
Hi, very nice and useful.. check his fantastic Voo Doo blues course also.. 🙂
BB is so cool! how do you feel about Stevey ray Vaughn? The guy plays rhythm and lead at the same time!!!!
That,s fun man! Enjoyed the Video. Love the shuffle rhythm in the background!!
Hi Griff,
Thanks for the video and the nice lick, i knew that one in another way but it triggers my fingers to play it all over the neck with other stuff.
Cool,
Rony
Hello Griff,
Thank you for the clarification in the BB King guitar tab. I listened carefully enough to the video to catch the changes! It’s a great lick to add to our arsenal! Thanks again!
Hey Griff.. I’ve bought some of your lessons Mate… You are one of the few good ones out there.. Keep it up. You make me smile…. Cheers
Love Steve’s playing – would like to see more of him in the future
and thanks for your lessons also Griff you have helped me to be a better player
SteveJ (from Down Under)
your the best Griff!
can’t play video
Hi Yes the video freezes but the sound plays ok. the freeze is only for a second or so. I have noticed thismore and more on Griffs videos. I can’t find anything wrong a nd it dosent matter if you let the video load all the way or not. My download speed is 20meg and higher most the time.
Chris Byrne
“This is a great lesson, got the note about the tab, but its a pretty simple lick to learn, its the “feel” that takes a few trys. Thanks for sharing this with us.”
I 100% agree….thats my thing too….It’s one thing getting the lick down but trying to get the “feeling” down is a whole different thing…..I have found that to be my biggest struggle………..Hey Griff maybe that would be a good subject for a video……getting the “feeling”?
Hi, It’s Marty. Has anyone else had trouble playing the video?
Keepem commin. These little videos are very enticing. Keeps u wantin more. And I love BB King.
Really an informative video. Can you further describe the “fulcrum” in the vibrato? I recall seeing a BB King interview video where, when asked, he says that he has his whole hand completely OFF the back of the fretboard. I find this impossible. Can you please comment on the mechanics of how to do the BB King vibrato? Thanks.
Thanks for the tab
This is a great lesson, got the note about the tab, but its a pretty simple lick to learn, its the “feel” that takes a few trys. Thanks for sharing this with us.
would be easier to play with the right ( tab )
I found this lesson very good, and easy enough to practice
I really enjoyed that video , if I could get half that skill on that lick all the practicing would be worth it , thanks
I LIKE IT. THANX.
Steve, you still look like Sept 82!
I have not played a song on guitar yet. but thanx for this great leason
Great lesson, real handy lick. More, please?
Love this one
This was great! I love the lick! And I love this particular blues shuffle, the G sixth feel with all the accents on the upbeat! What a great feeling! I wish I knew a dozen of these 1X12 licks. Thanks for sharing, Griff!
Lee Hammon
Love it Grif. Keep sending these different lessons.
Am I going mad or is there a note missing ( E 9th fret 3rd string ) in the first part of the tab ?
Love this. So would BB!! Can you fix the tab though. It doesn’t match up. Thanks Griff!
very good lesson,well,explained,and a great lick to work on,,steve did very well explaing this one,,,thx for the lesson and i look forward to the others
Thanks for the Halloween treat! Nice clear instructions and good pacing. Fun, too! *J*
Great lesson in licks! Thanks
What a useful videowhich can be especially so when broken down into chunks.Shame about the tab though which is not strictly accurate.
almost too easy to be true. But some of the best stuff is just that. John, Australia
thanks for the lesson.but could you re-transcribe this the tab doesn’t line up with the lesson. Mick from Australia
Awesome!!
Super, great, can’t wait for more
Great. Love it. Send us more.
SWEET sounds really good,thanks. looking forward to some more
Wow, thanks. I was close before, but this really nailed it. Can’t have enough BB licks in the ole bag of goodies. Hats off.
Another great lick to try, thanks
thanks, really enjoyed the video. actually found that you can use this lick in many variations……Hope this won’t be your last video….
Nice! Give me more!
Thanks,
Frank
Thanks!!! I would have never gotten that sound from the tab alone. Steve’s playing tied it together for me. Now I just need to practice, practice, practice.
What a tasty morsel!
I would R E A L LY love to see Mr. Trovato serve up a three to five minute serving of this ” 4 note course”, and showcase HIS solo blues improvisational elan, a la Bugs Henderson!
Thanks for the neat treat!!!! Concise, informative and fun!!! Way to go.
Yeah, really cool lick. Sounds good and fairly easy to play and also to vary a bit for fun. I just love “playing on the porch”.
nice !!! Thanks…. more please 🙂
Thankyou Griff for sending this along . Top notch lesson from a top notch Teacher . I can see how you and Steve mesh with your teaching styles . Straight to the point clear and concise with no flamboyance . You guys are teaching us we already know you can play . Nice feel for the student’s psyche.
Nice presentation. Very clear and well explained along with an effective demo especially helpful for the timing that gives it the BB feel.
Nice, enjoyed it, especially at the relaxed tempo
Great lesson and the sound eerily like BB’s Gibson for a Fender..nothing technically difficult with learning BB but to capture the phrasing timing tone and vibrato is not easy at all so can we have more BB please?..and maybe some Peter Green as he was influenced in a big way by BB but still ended up with his own style which was unique..
Is it just me!! Did the tabs not match what he was teaching.
I love it………………thanks so much.
How can I print the tabs?
Thanks again,
Mike
I like this guy….he’s everyman’s man….and very relatable…great style and easy to follow…keep it top.
I like this guy….he’s everyman’s man….and very relatable…great style and easy to follow…keep it top.
Agree with everyone. Love his stuff. Send more.
Bee Bee ohhtaa full , it’s the space between the notes Grasshopper !!
I’ll just keep practicing !
that made my day..Thanks
GH
Gotta love it! Great style and instruction…..Long live the blues! …BB, Mr.Trovato and Griff!
I was just watching kenny Wayne Sheppard… Uhhh….Halloween and and Deja Voodoo just before I opened this treat bag and was transfixed!
Great lesson! Thanks a bunch Griff and Steve.
I love this, B.B. King” is one of my favorit: i just love his trade
mark sound.
i can play a lot of B.B. King tune’s, but i just don’t sound the same.
please send some more.
Tea
Wow! What fun!
simple but so sweet
Wonderful! keep it coming and thanks.
Good one , enjoyable , nice sounding backing beat too. The tele sounds a bit thin but stiill good.
I know Steve Trovato from Truefire. To date, I’ve learned more from Steve about combining major and minor pentatonics (and for that matter, diatonics) than from everywhere else combined! The way he plays examples over the chord progression is as good as it gets. I’m interested in anything/everything Mr. Trovato does.
Happy Halloween Grif, and thanks for the treat. May you have many “Haunting melodies” today.
Thank God for the Tabs. The video would freeze and the audio kept going. You should offer .WMV Format as an alternative to the regular video. Its not my Flash player. Thanks for the lessson.
Thanks for the lesson. BB King is one of my Favorite Blues player.
Thanks for the video, but may I offer my condolences to our American friends at this sad time . Barry.
Great lick, Griff. And even better, a great reminder of my time studying with Steve at MI.
thanks for the lesson.
These great little gifts( or Grifts, as I like to say) have to be the greatest thing going on today for us Blues hounds.
I mean, in the , gimme,” I’d love to show you this but…” world we seem to be stuck with today, how great is it that there is someone out there that will take the time and spend the $ to GIVE us something like these wonderful bits and gems that Griff so graciously shares with us? Griff you may be blue, but you truly ROCK!
Thank you so much! Will be looking eagerly for your next Email.
Dan
Hi Griff & Steve,
Superb video and thank you both for posting it
Ian
the tabs you transcribed are different from the song -i.e. you say you start on the 8th fret and your tabs start on the 10th fret.
Nice playing though thanks.
He really captures BB’s sound. It’s amazing that BB almost based his entire career on just those four notes.
Bad Bob
Hi Griff and Steve,
Thanks so much for the BB King video, wish I could download to take to the lake with me. I had to laugh when I got this for when my husband gave me my electric guitar he always kidded me about doing a BB King routine across the kitchen floor. I really like this and hope to see more in the future.
Thanks again, Dianna
Wow this is great thanks
Tasty lick. I’m certainly getting some new ideas from BGU. Thanks.
I have the tab, but can’t find a way to get the vide to play?
The TAB that I’ve provided is for the first time that Steve plays the lick. Yes, there are subtle variations on some of the other times he plays it… but that’s part of the fun and hopefully you can also find some variations of your own that you like. Keep in mind that any of the notes in the lick can be used in other places within the phrase.
great lick…but can’t download video and can’t save for play back???
Enjoyed it some great tips especially the vibrato
I can do that. With practice, I hope. You guys make it look so easy. Thanks again? Hope to see you back. Great little lesson.
yea the Tab doesn’t match audio/video exactly !!!
just use tab as a basis or template for the lick and
expand on the lick the way Trovato did……
by adding and varying a few extra of the original notes,
PS: Can you make these mini courses downloadable? Thanks.
John D.
Sweet. Presently learning some B.B.King (Ghetto woman, Thrill is Gone and Blues man) and it all started with your “Blues Guitar Unleashed” course 3 or 4 months ago. This makes a great addition to that course. I hope there are more coming. Thanks guys. Very much appreciated.
John D.
Loved it. Thanks for the breakdown.
Great lesson; gives me the incentive to move up a few levels in my playing ability – many thanks for sharing both the practical and technical aspects!
Simple and clean! AWESOME!
Griff,
The video was terrific, but the tab has several errors in it.
thanks so much Griff
Great vidio . I’m just a beginner loved it
That was great. Thanks very much for working with Griff.
Great lesson – simple but effective. Many thanks.
Great stuff!!!!!
Steve and Griff, Fantastic! A slow teaching build up that works great for us lower intermediates. Could have used a copy of the backing track. Can hardly wait for the next one. Thanks so much.
That’s how I’d love to be able to play!!!
Griff , that was sweet , and I can see you picked up some tips as a good tutor from this chap as well.
Thanks ,
Craig
Thanks Griff & Steve. Very cool lick tricks. Great for beginners like me. Would love to see more like this one. Keep em coming!
Very cool lick, THANK YOU GUYS !
COOL!!! More like this!!
Thanks, Griff!
Thanks Steve and Griff! That’s a sweet little lick, and not difficult. It’s great that you can show us these classic licks – tried and true!
cheers!
very cool B.B.style!
Good stuff. I liked the details given about how to play the vibrato technique.
great vide king and clapton are my favoriteo cant wait to try to play it b.b.
Thanks Griff Easy to learn for us beginners. Keep them coming
Love the lick ….even a glimpse of the technicalities of the BB King vibrato …these little things make all the difference….nice one
This is a great video, it sounds really cool. Thanks
hi griff
i love the video!!! i want more.thanks for the great info.
regards,
george
Like it….super! Want more….
Enjoyed this lesson as i do with all of the videos,so much fun with so very few notes.
Cheers
Where’s Lucille?! Nice chops, Steve! Good BB vibrato from Travato.
YES, YES, YES!
Thanks Griff and Steve.
Old School and still Rockin’…Gary
Griff, your a great player and teacher, but i got to say steve is one of the best players i have heard.
he can play any type of music, boy i wish i could play as good as both of you guys..
61 yrs old today, so i guess thats not going to happen. happy halloween
These short riffs are just what I am looking to learn. On another subject what is the best way to increase one’s speed? On your instructional video solos I have trouble keeping up. i.e. solo 23.
See if yu can come u with the track for Stevie Ray Vaughn Pride and Joy as well as House is Rockin”
Great stuff as always Griff! It is amazing how the little things like vibrato and bends make a HUGE difference. Would love to see more of Steve!
HI GRIFF,WISH I COULD LOOSEN UP MY WRIST ENOUGH TO GET THAT SLIDE SOUND EFECT LIKE STEVE AND B.B. KING. CHEERS JOHNO.
Great stuff Griff, I really like Steve’s straightforward style and, of course, anything BBK goes down well with me! Keep ’em coming please.
Isn’t the lesson longer then the Tab..Want to know all of it..tks
Really nice lick! Easy to follow video…thanks
Tres cool. What style the prof has, and what a great teacher. I can see why you’ve stayed friends.
Excellent!
Griff, is the tab wrong in the first bar? Shouldn’t it be 10 8 10 8 because he’s showing us how to do vibrato on the G?
Great video, Love the BLUES keep them comming!!!
Wow I’ve been trying to learn that for years, so easy to be so hard, thank you so much for the little tricks I’ve been leaving out. So glad I stumbled across you here in the hills of KY. Keep um coming.
that was fun to listen to…..i sing at a once a month greenville jam and there is a lead guitar player that can play behind any song you sing….he started when he was seven…..i love to hear the blues, but at the jams we do country or gospel….so much fun to hear the blues though…don
EXCELLENT instruction and technique. Nice job!
Awesome! Loved it! Loved the attention to detail such as how to do the vibrato and the slide off the high G by deadening the other strings.
Great littlle lick lesson !! Let’s definetly see more!!
From my email you can see I’ve been around for a while! 🙂
I saw Steve years ago and always liked his seemingly effortless style!
I would like to see more perhaps a duet with you guys trading licks, call and response?
I lost 30 years to corporate life but now play for myself (a tuly the BEST reason) and am looking to 30 more years of guitar like my hero Les Paul!
Thanks so much Griff!
Pat
Ps planning an old guys camp?
Hey Griff & Steve very nice lesson and keep them coming Thank You and have a great night tonight with the kids
nice lesson marra forby uk
Fantabulous. Thanks muchly. More please!
Great stuff! Thanks to you both.
really cool, that is something that will sound dy no mite on my acoustic. Like the tip about the hand position to give more vibrato. Hope to see many more of these lessons.
Lovely little lesson. Thank you. Even old ‘ns like me picked this up quickly.
More goodies from Griff!!! Keep it comin! Love it!!
very cool lick !!
I have Steve’s 6 week dvd country course along with his albert lee and quick licks dvds. This guy is a true guitar God on the guitar!!
Excellent! thanks – its much appreciated.
Well once again no download so no lesson for me
Nice one. Going to enjoy having a go at this. Many thanks Steve and Griff.
What a treat! Can’t wait to see the next one.
Thanks!
Well done and thank you for your demo on BB K liks. Hope for a new one soon!
Great Video Lesson – great lick! Thanks!
More Please!!
way to go eddie martin
wow that was great were do you teach and do you have a web site
What a great treat for Haloween! And it also is the day that I’m 33 years clean and sober. I’ve gleaned so much from these videos and the Blues Guitar Unleashed course that my guitar prowess have doubled in the last year! Like Chet Atkins said; “Everything I know on the guitar I’ve stolen from somebody!”
“Excellent!”
I love this stuff, digging it big time, is there a course coming over this idea?
Great little video, expertly explained. Thanks!
That’s great, can’t stop playing it. I feel like I own that lick already. Could do with a lot more like that. Thanks
Best yet. Maybe i’ll actually be able to play this one! Thanks. Bill
Thanks Steve
Cool stuff!
Would like to see a BB King instructional video from you guys!
thanks for lesson really enjoyed learning bb stlye off playing great lesson thankyou
wonderful bb king selection and quite good information on how to create the wonderful sound of a real blues master. BB king is my blues influence and I love thew way you show his methodology into the real sounds of the blues.
I don’t think the TAB is quite correct in the first bar…
Far out ! And thanks, Griff, for all you’re trying to transmit. I scarcely met such a generous teacher and person as well. Take care. PhP
The tab doesn’t follow the lesson?