This is a lesson aimed at anyone trying to do some blues soloing, but struggling to make sense with what you're playing.
It's easy to just throw stuff against a wall
Today's little blues soloing lesson is another situation sort of like the 4 note solo...
If you can find your root note, you can put not only the 3rd, and 5th
Many beginning and lower-intermediate guitar players I work with have a tendency to cut all the notes short... and it's just one of those things the separates the pros from
If you know the Major Pentatonic/Blues Scale, chances are you only know it from a 6th string root, which is fine until you need one from a 5th string root...
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When most folks talk about how BB King solos, they tend to refer to what I call the "house" pattern, sometimes also known as the "BB Box."
It's basically a grouping
I'm not sure how else to put it... but most of us learn the "boxes" of the pentatonic/blues scale in a way that... isn't actually all that useful to us
Buddy Guy is one of the absolute last living blues legends (if not the last) and I've been listening to some of his music more often lately...
I wanted to do
I know this might seem odd... but I like to add notes to my pentatonic and blues scale boxes without having to really think too much...
So, to that end, there