This is one of my favorite soloing moves because it outlines the chord so well with very little effort.
If you’re incorporating “chord chasing” into your soloing, you need to be doing this – a lot.
This is one of my favorite soloing moves because it outlines the chord so well with very little effort.
If you’re incorporating “chord chasing” into your soloing, you need to be doing this – a lot.
5 replies to "Blues-i-fy Some Chords For Easy Chord Chasing"
Hello Griff. I would like to get tabs to this.💯👍🏻🤷♂️
May i get a tab of this lesson. I’m a beginner and I want to learn how his lesson. Thank you.
As a fairly new guitar student your examples and explanations are freaking awesome! As things start to make more and better sense, I find myself not just having a better understanding but being able to use them creatively as I practice.
Bluesifying the 3rd great sound and move, playing it over other voicing or inversions increasing versatility around the guitar fretboard . Brilliant as usual. Having purchased something like 65 courses do i need another? I must be due a golden ticket for longevity & loyalty😉 thanks Griff
Good lesson Griff. I knew about his bluesification thing, but I rarely use it. I always fall back to scales. I’m going to try this today some more. It sounds more musical. Too often I sound like I am running scales, and I am. This method also keeps me more locked to the chord changes and not drifting into noodle land.