Like many videos I do, I'm hoping this will inspire you to experiment a little and try this out in your soloing...
When most folks play or learn a blues lick,
As you've probably noticed, I'm a big fan of looper pedals...
Back in the old days, I literally used to sit with a cassette deck and play a groove into it
I often say that most people learn guitar as a series of solutions looking for a problem...
And it'll go a lot faster if you can solve problems instead of looking
In my experience, only a small handful of folks will actually try and do today's lesson more than twice...
Which is unfortunate, because I would argue it's the skill that most
This is probably time to grab some coffee and sit back and watch, first...
I've been working on a difficult solo, and I wanted to show you step-by-step how I take
In working with so many thousands of students over the last 30+ years, there are a few common things that beginners do out of necessity...
But there also comes a point
Anyone, playing any style of music, needs to either improve or maintain their technique...
I don't think it matters how long you've been playing, you can always use a refresher.
I stole
Playing Faster Has NOTHING To Do With Your Finger Speed!
Now, you can probably guess what makes the most difference (if you know me, you know where I'm going here.)
But let
I get this all the time... "I want to improve my blues soloing..."
Yeah, I get that, but exactly *how* do you intend to do that?
And, what is "improved" going to