[50MAJ-SBLBTB] Let’s Make A Solo
We're gonna take a little detour today and I think you'll get a lot out of it...
Instead of a new lick, let's make a solo out of the 3 we
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[50MAJ-SBLBTB] Major Slow Blues Lick 3
Building upon the theme of Major Blues Licks in all of the boxes...
Today we have a Box 3 Major Blues Lick.
There will be 5 of these, in total, plus a
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[50MAJ-SBLBTB] Major Slow Blues Lick 2
Today I've got a major style slow blues lick from good old box 2...
"Good old box 2?" I thought it was, "Good old box 1!"
Well, when you play the minor
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[50MAJ-SBLBTB] Major Slow Blues Lick 1
There is a difference between the major blues scale and the minor blues scale...
When we use the minor blues scale, it's rare that we bring in much of the major
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When There’s No Rhythm There
In today's video you'll see how you can put together a blues rhythm guitar part for a song that has no rhythm guitar in it at all!
In, "The Thrill Is
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THP 6 – The House Pattern – Solo
Alright! Here's where we get to take those 5 licks we learned over the last few days and put them together...
But instead of just playing it down and leaving you
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THP Preview Video 5 – Lick #4
Today's lick also comes from "The House Pattern," but utilizes something I like to call, "The Big Bend."
Albert King, Freddie King, BB King, Clapton - they all use this technique
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THP 4 – House Pattern Lick 3
Let's learn another fun new lick from one of my favorite patterns, the "House Pattern."
This one makes use of the blue note, which is a fun note you can add
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THP 3 House Pattern Lick 2
Let's learn another fun new lick from one of my favorite patterns, the "House Pattern."
It's a pattern I see used in blues, extensively, but also in country and classic rock.
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THP 2 House Pattern Lick 1
Let's learn a fun new lick from one of my favorite patterns, the "House Pattern."
Check it out, this is a classic pattern for mixing the major and minor blues sounds
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