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July 24, 201921Comments

A More Traditional Lonnie Johnson Lick

This is a great traditional blues lick from Lonnie Johnson in the style of him playing, "See See Rider." What I love about this lick is how it shows the mashing

by Griff

Lessons

July 21, 201919Comments

Gary Moore Stormy Monday Turnaround Lick

This lick is super fast... I won't lie... but you don't have to play it that way. I stole it from Gary Moore fair and square, and it's even right up

by Griff

Lessons

July 17, 201928Comments

Hammer-ons And Pull-offs Better (or at all)

Hammer-ons and pull-offs, known by their official name as "slurs," are super cool... They help you sound better, play faster, and can allow you to do things you could not do

by Griff

Lessons

July 15, 201931Comments

How To Handle Chord Changes In A Blues

Let's have a live Blues Lesson about how to best handle chord changes when you're soloing... This, like many of my topics, comes from a student question... and it's not a

by Griff

Lessons

July 1, 201930Comments

Using Marks To Learn Licks Faster And Better

In this lesson we'll talk about using what I call, "marks," to learn passages that are difficult to count, or to save yourself counting situations where it might be unnecessary. To

by Griff

Lessons

June 27, 201911Comments

3 Note Per String Blues Pull Offs

The idea in this lick is actually used quite often in blues, country, rockabilly, and rock music... I think I stole it from Brian Setzer, but I've heard dozens of places

by Griff

Lessons

Practicing

June 25, 201911Comments

Adding Percussion To Simple Strumming

I believe that strumming is probably the most overlooked skill on the guitar... So in this short video (really short... like, under 4 minutes short) I'll show you a simple way

by Griff

Blues Artists

Lessons

June 23, 20196Comments

Walter Trout Lick From Please Love Me

I got a lot of requests for a Walter Trout lick (which is easy to understand, he's a great player) and this was a good one that is fairly accessible

by Griff

Lessons

June 20, 201932Comments

Blues Chords And Pentatonic Blues Scales Mixed Together

It's typical for many people to use good old Box 1 because it lines up with the classic "Root on the 6th string" barre chord shape that we all know

by Griff

Lessons

May 31, 201931Comments

Practicing For Better Rhythm In Solos…

Being able to play in different beat subdivisions is a HUGE part of playing and soloing effectively... After all, you only have two things to work with, the order of the

by Griff

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