The "Open E" Blues Scale Position

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

So, you say 4 notes was too many? How about 3 notes! Seriously, I'm not joking, it's a 3 note blues solo... and to make it even easier, there are no

One of the most critical skills on a guitar is executing "slurs," which take the forms of "hammer-ons" or "pull-offs," depending on which way you're going (ascending or descending.) So today

I've been in a mood, lately, with the "4 Note Solo" ideas, and today is no different... Today's version is more of a, "blues with a buddy," approach... Let's say you and

There is a lot of conflicting information out there in the world when it comes to playing faster blues licks (or any genre, really)... So this lesson will cover those techniques

When it comes to playing faster licks, you will undoubtedly use a combination of slurs (hammer-ons and pull-offs) with your picked notes... But pull-offs, in particular, seem to trip folks up.