Just something fun... one of my favorite blues/rock riff tunes :) If you have trouble watching it here, visit: https://youtu.be/fL8cJBif1LM

While this might not be a difficult riff for you to play, if you're a beginner it can pose some challenges... More importantly, most beginners I see play this a little

When you do the basic "blues in e" rhythm it can get a little stale, and you might want to add some variations along the way... Also, you probably hear a

While "Ain't No Sunshine" is not necessarily a blues, exactly, it's often played at blues jams and it's a staple at my acoustic blues gigs. So you should probably learn how

I have another major blues lick from more of the major blues sound, this time in a different box for the V chord. As I mentioned in a previous video, major

I have another major blues lick from more of the major blues sound... As I mentioned in a previous video, major blues licks usually bring along a bit of the minor

Straight up, I'm going to show you a lick from more of the major blues sound... BUT, here's the thing, major blues licks usually bring along a bit of the minor

If you've never heard me talk about quarter note triplets and how amazing and useful they are in blues soloing.... Well. consider that time over and gone :) But out of all

It's not uncommon to start blues tunes with a couple of bars of intro, followed by the turnaround... So in this lesson I'll show you one of my favorite little intros

I like this particular idea for a couple of different reasons... 1 - The interesting rhythmic variety - don't overlook this as it's a huge part of the sound 2 - It