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May 12, 202017Comments

John Mayer Agrees With Me

In the guitar community, when John Mayer speaks... a whole lot of folks listen :) Now, maybe you're a fan, and maybe you're not, but John's a great player and if

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May 8, 202040Comments

Zep – Since I’ve Been Loving You

Again crossing over onto the "Classic Rock Unleashed" side, we're going to look at the chord progression, and some soloing ideas, from Led Zeppelin's classic, "Since I've Been Loving You." You

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May 4, 202035Comments

How To Play Mississippi Queen

This is a song I always dug because it's just one of those classic 12 bar blues rock songs that you might not know is just a 12 bar blues

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May 1, 202015Comments

Using The BB Box House Pattern And Switching Major and Minor

It's tempting to call this the "3 note solo," but since I already did a 4 note solo, that might be a little silly :) Seriously, though, this is a really

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April 30, 202017Comments

Using The Dorian Mode

While you *can* use the Dorian scale over a 12 bar blues... that's not the most common way I see it used. More often than not, I see it used over

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April 24, 202028Comments

Pivoting Between Sounds

This is a fun little project to try if you struggle with: 1 - Switching between the major and minor blues sounds... 2 - Counting the 12 bar blues (or getting lost

by Griff

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April 19, 202022Comments

The Funky Tightrope Rhythm

As much as I love funky rhythms, this is one of my all time favorites... In blues, we don't get to use these funky rhythms as often, and therefore they often

by Griff

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April 17, 202023Comments

A Turnaround And More – Blues-i-fy The 3rd

This is a simple idea that is easy to play, but is harmonically pretty advanced - Win/Win! If you look at the chord shapes within your 12 bar blues, and you

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April 15, 202028Comments

“The” Turnaround Lick…

This is that one old school 12 bar blues turnaround that everyone and their brother/sister/uncle/cousin plays... And you should too :) It works for a shuffle or a slow blues and it's

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April 13, 202036Comments

The I IV I7 Rhythm Move

For blues comping (playing blues rhythm guitar) this is a move that gets used on all kinds of tunes... Slow blues, shuffle blues, straight feel songs... really doesn't matter, this will

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