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- Beginning Picking Blues RiffWhile 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 too…. timidly. Instead, I’d like to show you how to use your picking hand to keep things more consistent, start some alternate picking, and […]
- Slow Blues In E With Major Pentatonic VariationsWhen 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 lot of subtle variations when other guitarists play this groove, and you might have wondered what those notes are and where they come from… […]
- Ain’t No Sunshine – AcousticWhile “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 to play it, and it’s a great song to work on your strumming and open chords and stuff. If you find your strumming isn’t […]
- Major Blues Lick For The V ChordI 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 blues licks usually bring along a bit of the minor blues scale with them… Minor blues scale licks usually stand alone (kind of weird, […]
- Major Blues Lick For The IV ChordI 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 blues scale with them… Minor blues scale licks usually stand alone (kind of weird, but it seems to work that way a lot.) You […]
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