Most folks, when soloing, tend to focus primarily on the notes they use…

But I often argue that the rhythm is far more important, and almost no one thinks about it at all.

So in this video, I’ll take a basic, common blues lick and make it a whole lot cooler just by modifying the rhythm slightly.

And if this is you, check out Rhythm Figures For Blues Lead Guitar


    7 replies to "A Little Rhythm Goes A Long Way"

    • Ravi

      Is there a pill I can take that can develops rhythm and time-keeping without working too hard?
      Perhaps, also a blue pill for gaining relative pitch.

    • ross mcconnell

      So many styles jump out to make sure your dancing helps you smile and, really enjoy working it as well

      • ACE DRAGON

        NICE LICK. I HAVE SEEN IT BEFORE. ONLY THING, THAT LAST NOTE SHOULD MATCH THE KEY OF THE CHORD CHANGES. WOULD SOUND MORE MEDOLIC. STILL, SOUNDS GREAT.

    • Jake Whicker

      Thanks, Teach! You never disappoint. Been with you ten years, and I love the journey.

    • MARC VENET

      Great video Griff. Already knew the concept but demoing it this way really drives the point home!

    • Clem

      Very insightful. Being a new musician, it’s hard to hear that at first. I had to listen a few times, then I heard the huge difference. Thanks Griff, still learning the basics, but really enjoy learning from your courses. When is your next CD coming out?

    • bill

      Great one Griff. Interesting how TOTALLY different the first and third versions of the lick sound. subtle changes can make huge differences. Thanks bill

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