Trading Fours
Trading Fours is something that comes up a lot on gigs, but for some reason I rarely see it discussed. And since I was working with some students who asked
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Blues With A Buddy – Soloing 1
Not long ago, I did another video about what I call, "Blues With A Buddy," and some rhythm ideas to try...
And I said I'd do another video with some soloing
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Blues With A Buddy – Slow Blues In E
The premise behind today's lesson is this situation...
You and a buddy are hanging out to play some guitar, but neither of you knows the same tune so you figure you'll
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Some Music Store Blues…
The idea behind today's lesson is simple... you walk into a music and pull a guitar off the wall, what do you play?
Doesn't matter if it's acoustic or electric, and
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Slow Blues Turnaround In G
Today's video is just a fun turnaround lick in the key of G over a slow blues.
It's not too hard to play and has a real nice feel, so dig
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Blues Keys Vs. Real Keys (With Video)
Here's the thing... when we say we're in a "key" in blues, we aren't really in a key at all.
It's a convenience, but it's not accurate.
For example, when we say
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How To Play Blues With More Feeling
In today's video we're going to talk about how to play the blues with more feeling...
Now, obviously, I can't make you feel more or less - that's not really what
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A Blues Key
Lately I've seen a lot of confusion over the word, "key," as it applies to the blues.
For example, when we say a blues is "in the key of E," it's
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The Albert King Lick
Yes, I know, there isn't just one Albert King lick...
But, this lick, or some variation of it, shows up in darn near every... single... song.
So, it's probably worth learning.
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