Killer Blues Guitarist Walter Trout
One of the fixtures in my music life has been Walter Trout. For those of you who may not know, Walter and I gigged at a lot of the same
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Blues Scale For Guitar In A – The A Blues Boxes
You've probably heard of the "Blues Boxes" that I use a lot and they are used by many instructors around the world.
The minor blues scale is fundamentally a pentatonic minor
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A Simple Roman Numeral Theory Lesson
Here at Blues Guitar Unleashed, I don't like to throw big amounts of chord theory your way. I will say that understanding theory can help your playing, but we've been
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Old School Blues With Guitar Shorty
One of the heavy players in the blues circuit is and has been Guitar Shorty. Shorty has played for audiences all around the country, written some really good stuff, and
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Guitar Talk With Coco Montoya
Coco Montoya is considered one of the heavy hitters on the touring blues scene today, and he seems like a guy who is staying true to the blues and works
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History Of Acoustic Blues Guitar
There are a lot of reasons why I decided to create my course entitled, "Acoustic Blues Guitar Unleashed," but one of the main reasons was to celebrate the history of
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How To Use Jam Tracks
Today I have a rather long video at 32 minutes...
But don't leave just yet, this is important.
So many people have a hard time turning their licks or rhythms into music.
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Some Of The More Popular Guitarists To Come Out Of Texas
Texas has been known as one of the founding states of the blues. Artists like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert Collins, and Eric Johnson are some of the later players to
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Revisiting The Roots Of The Blues With The Black Keys
The Black Keys have had some major success in the past couple of years for a blues rock duo with some additional influences from rap and hip hop. To say
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Slow Blues Lick Lesson With Steve Trovato
Probably the one constant among all blues players is our love of the oh-so-soulful slow blues feel...
Whether it be Stevie's "Texas Flood," Gary Moore's "Still Got The Blues," or Hendrix
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