Playing blues rhythm is sometimes called "comping," especially when we talk about playing chords behind another soloist or a singer. It's not really a "strum pattern," because you don't strum, but

There are a lot of cool ways to play the first 12 of Sweet Home Chicago, but this one I heard from Luther Tucker struck me as a great use

If you've heard me say it once, you've probably heard me say it 1000 times - you don't want to start your licks on beat 1 of a bar. Why? It

A lot of times when you are a beginning guitarist, you have that 'one chord' that gives you trouble. It's often different for each different person, but it's easy to

Most folks know the 7#9 chord from Hendrix's famous song, Purple Haze, but if you don't already know it, here it is... Likewise, if you do already know this chord, maybe

There are certain finger movements that you tend to see come up over and over again in blues soloing...  So in today's video we'll talk about 3 licks that showcase some

Today's video is just a fun move where you use a 6 chord (in this case, A6) as the I chord, then D7 and E9 for the IV and V