A lot of my students have a hard time really "owning" and memorizing licks because they try to memorize too many things... Most "licks" come from a series of "moves," and

Now that we've done the 5 licks, it's time to create a killer solo out of them! Of course, remember we are celebrating the release of my new 50 MAJOR Slow

Building upon the theme of Major Blues Licks in all of the boxes... Today we have a Box 5 Major Blues Lick. This is the last lick this week, but be on

We're gonna take a little detour today and I think you'll get a lot out of it... Instead of a new lick, let's make a solo out of the 3 we

Building upon the theme of Major Blues Licks in all of the boxes... Today we have a Box 3 Major Blues Lick. There will be 5 of these, in total, plus a

Building upon yesterday's video with a "box 1" lick... Today we have a Box 2 Major Blues Lick. There will be 5 of these, in total, plus a solo this week as

There is a difference between the major blues scale and the minor blues scale... When we use the minor blues scale, it's rare that we bring in much of the major

In today's video you'll see how you can put together a blues rhythm guitar part for a song that has no rhythm guitar in it at all! In, "The Thrill Is

Alright! Here's where we get to take those 5 licks we learned over the last few days and put them together... But instead of just playing it down and leaving you