The Home From Work Blues

HEY THANKS GRIFF FOR SHARING , AND THANKS WAYNE , HAVE YOU MADE UP LYRICS TO GO ALONG WITH IT?
REALLY NICE!!

Hi! Well,so well explain, it take me 10 minutes to learn! Big thanks Wayne!

love the sound, Wayne, thanks. well done. Always grateful for the PDF of the TAB.

Wayne, that was tasty. Really, thanks for sharing what you learned / discovered, buddy. I enjoyed evvery minute of it and like all other times I 'rub elbows' with another fellow musician I come away inspired. Thanks!

Did anybody else notice the COOL CAT? And I don't mean Wayne. Didn't see him until the about the 5th view of the video.

It was brilliant for me !
Thanks a lot !
Maybe something else?

Best regards -- Juris

Hi Wayne, . Mucho gusto! Loved it & it is one I will definitely learn & fairly quickly at that. Thanks for the breakdown & friendship to go to the trouble to share. Ditto to Griff! Many thanks again. Warm regards from down under. Wayne

Awesome Lesson, Thanks! Man that sound is IT!

Cool lesson and absolutely gorgeous guitar!
Nice work!

Great riff, gives me something to work on. Idiotwind has a good point regarding teaching methods. His suggestion comes from a basic course in communications. This approach is used by communicators everywhere. It works well for speeches, sales, marketing, debating, teaching and preaching. Anytime really where information needs to be given to an audience ( of one or a thousand). Simply put the idea goes:

Tell'em what you're going to say.

Tell'em.

Tell'em what you told them.

The first part preps the audience as to what it's about to hear. Kind of gets folks minds warmed up so they can start filing info right away. The second part is the guts. The wisdom you wish to impart in all it's glorious detail. The third part reinforces part two. This helps to collect the individual bits of what was said and puts it all in place. At the end the audience has heard the information three times in maybe slightly different ways.

Thanks to Idiotwind for bringing this up. This strategy has helped me many times. I hope it can help others.

Thanks. Good stuff!

Nice one Wayne - good luck with your musical career.

Watch out Griff!!!

Thanks Wayne! Awesome.

Hi Wayne, inspirational man, cool video keep on...

Very inspiring, well done. Being an old dog myself who worked so many years trying to support a family, now trying to learn new tricks. I find it can be do too. Way bitchen Wayne. Thanks, Old Dog Tricks.

great tip

Very Good Sound and could be used with other blues songs

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great set of licks,well,taught,,this one's gonna be alotta fun,,thx for the lesson wayne and good job of showing us how its done !!! hopefully maybe see some more,,?

Nice job and a good start Wayne...keep at it and it'll keep getting better...it's a tuff job to put yourself out there...in front of a camera or a live audience...all alone & on your own...I think that what you do is develop little strategies to help you cope...and I think that goes for anybody and everybody...no matter how big or successful one gets. Anyway nice lesson..I loved the groove and will pursue it ...

Thanks and keep it up
RK

spot on marra even i can get a bit of this

Good job..

Very interesting, thank you.

I like it!!!! Thanks Wayne

i really liked this ,i think it is rather difficult, but i will keep practicing. thanks

I like your video except there is not one of you who knows how to teach, this includes Hamlin and Murnahan, sorry to be so blunt guys but this is so-o-o fruatrating! Hear me out, puh-leeze! You ALL need to begin your video lessons with demonstrating, or playing through first of all, what it is that you are about to teach, then move on to teach, or tear down, what you have just played, then you summarize what you have just taught, it's a 1 - 3 step approach. You begin with saying 1.) "Here is what you are going to learn" (then play the melody, song, or whatever) all the way through; 2.) then you say, "I will now do the breakdown" after which you go on to step # 3.) where you are doing the summarization saying "Here is what you have just learned" very simply put, and then play the song all the way through once again. In this video you begin at # 2.) as happens to often in other videos by Hamlin and Murnahan so the student has no idea what you are talking about. Not to be sarcastic or mean spirited you guys but there's nothing like a frustrated musician....lol! Other than your lack of teaching methodology, I do enjoy what you are teaching.

thanks Wayne! maybe THE most addictive piece yet. I cannot quit playing it and improvising on it. Absolutley sweet!

Thanks again,
Jeff H.

Cool.....thanks Wayne ....It's great to see just what other users of BGU are doing and coming up with...gives the rest of us a nice feeling of being a collective....keep up the great work.....I'll be trying a few of your licks tonight I'm sure!.......Cheers Mate!

Wayne: I've been looking for something just like this for a long long time. Thanks, man.

hey man I luved it awesome,,thats alot like my dad played with his finger and I,ve always play straight pic but ,, this is giving me alot of inside on how my dad played and bless his soul,,RIP eugene rhodes,,he play in the rodger miller band back in the 70 and 80s,,just awesome and thanks for sharing,,already got it down ,,thanks again and happy holidays to you and griff,,,later!!

ANY BGU STUDENTS IN NEW JERSEY?

Love the sound I can't say I'm playing like you but it sounds good to me and Ive learnd more rifts.. funkeep it coming , Please

great job look forward in learning it..

Fun, I'm playing right along with you on this one and it is great.

Very well done Wayne.. I love the beat and you made it easy to follow...

well done Wayne nice riff authentic sound very easy to follow keep them coming

Great job, Wayne thanks for the share. The sound takes me back to the Delta.

Thanks Mate
Very cool and well explained - picked it up in an hour or so with practice and sounds
great. Can't wait for more...

that was cool Wayne. can't wait to try it out. Keep on pickin!

Wayne, good on you mate, nice demo and really neat combination.

Hi Griff
I have your Blues Unleashed Course.Is your "Playing Thru The Blues Course" different? Does it cover the same material as the "Blues Unleashed Course"?
Thank You
Steve Mackintosh

Great video and well done Wayne!
FYI - the video download link appears broken.

Thanks,

This is an absolutely great riff and well demonstrated.
Some more detail on the exact fingering some better camera angles and zoom
on the cord or note fingers and a little slow mo for us beginners would be a great help. But this is a catchy riff and not to hard to get close with in a hour or two.
Thanks.

sounds great wayne thanks keep playing and sharing the blues good job

that sounds great wayne thanks

Thank you so much for showing how to play this. And doing a good job of it as well! You will never know how much this is really appreciated.

Well done Wayne, thanks for sharing and giving us something to play "on the porch" great riffs and well explained (loved the flyby that the cat did) gives me some new licks in my lick catalogue...