Why You Should Learn Complete Solos

One of the scales we largely ignore in blues music is the "regular ole'" major scale - the Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do scale (officially called a "diatonic" major scale.) But in country, it gets

If you're not familiar with the, "3+2 pattern," you will be today :) It's one of my favorite patterns for the major pentatonic/blues sound - even more than I like to

Many classic rock and blues licks revolve around repeating pentatonic and blues patterns that you can add to your own playing easily... In this video, we'll cover 5 - and with

When you're doing a blues solo, do you ever feel like you're stuck in a single box pattern and can't really go up or down the guitar neck? This is one

This blues guitar lesson will show you how you can build a complete blues solo, starting from just one good blues lick. It was very much inspired by Albert King, so

In this video we'll talk about the open E blues scale on guitar and some important licks and patterns that come from the open strings... Most folks know the blues scale,

If you've not heard of mixing the major and minor blues sounds, you're in for a treat today... Not only will we cover why and how you want to mix the

In today's video we'll cover a lick that Eric Clapton uses in the Cream recording of, "Spoonful"... And while he didn't use it as a slow blues lick, or even really

Today's lesson is all about slow blues rhythm guitar and having a handful of ideas that will take you through most anything that comes up. So grab your guitar and let's