The 3 Note Blues Solo?
So, you say 4 notes was too many? How about 3 notes!
Seriously, I'm not joking, it's a 3 note blues solo... and to make it even easier, there are no
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Execute Hammer-Ons Better (or at all!)
One of the most critical skills on a guitar is executing "slurs," which take the forms of "hammer-ons" or "pull-offs," depending on which way you're going (ascending or descending.)
So today
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4 Note Solo In E For Beginners
I've been in a mood, lately, with the "4 Note Solo" ideas, and today is no different...
Today's version is more of a, "blues with a buddy," approach...
Let's say you and
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How To Gain Speed And Precision For Faster Blues Licks
There is a lot of conflicting information out there in the world when it comes to playing faster blues licks (or any genre, really)...
So this lesson will cover those techniques
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Pull Offs On Guitar
When it comes to playing faster licks, you will undoubtedly use a combination of slurs (hammer-ons and pull-offs) with your picked notes...
But pull-offs, in particular, seem to trip folks up.
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Your First 4 Note Blues Solo (maybe)
You may know my original "4 Note Solo" video is kind of what started it all for me way back in 2008...
And while there is a lot of material I've
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How To Do Better Blues Bends On Guitar
There are few things that can make you sound as good or as expressive as nailing your bends when you play the blues on your guitar...
In today's lesson, we'll cover
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How To Play Fast Blues Licks
There's a bit of a "trick" to playing fast in the style of Gary Moore, Walter Trout, Johnny Winter, and others...
Today I'll show you how it works, grab your guitar
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The “Still Got The Blues” Melody
Honestly, I can't believe I've never taught this before publicly...
It's a classic melody, and a classic song that you really should know how to play. It's actually not that difficult,
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Country “Chord Chasing”
My personal favorite "approach" to country guitar soloing is playing the major or minor blues scale(s) that follow each chord of the progression.
That can sound pretty overwhelming, and I thought
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