This is one of those lessons that is more of a "move" and not a specific "lick"...
Many blues players know that one of your options when blues soloing is to
I want to share with you something that your fellow BGU'ers pulled off brilliantly...
Most folks who have gotten into the Blues Guitar Unleashed universe have arrived through my 4 Note
One of the most common questions I get at the helpdesk or via the forum has to do with my daily emails not arriving where they are supposed to go...
The
I was in a private lesson and this tune came up as my student was asking about how these double stops work...
Turns out, with just one shape, and some fun
There are a lot of different tunes that, while "bluesy," aren't really blues songs (they aren't a 12 bar blues.)
This particular progression, which is used in songs like, "Blue On
It would be REALLY hard to learn all of the individual notes in a lick like this one from Gary Moore in his tune, "Key To Love"...
However, if you know
A lot of my students spend a lot of their time practicing soloing over a 12 bar blues...
But that requires some different muscles - you have to pay attention to
This one's a little tough to name...
... but when you hear it, I think you'll recognize it :)
It's a super common idea with a lot of possibilities...
The way I played