My Favorite Acoustic Lick
I know I shouldn't play favorites but I just love this lick... and I use it all the time.
I don't know where I stole it from but I'm passing along
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Shuffles To Slow Blues
Not much to say about this one except that you probably have some shuffle licks that you never realized were outstanding slow blues licks as well :)
Here's the lick in
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Blues Shuffle Joe B. Style
So I was listening to some Joe Bonamassa and I heard this groove and just really dug it... so much that I thought I'd make a lesson out of it.
Not
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The Clapton Flurry
I love Clapton's playing... I think we all do. And there's one thing he does that is pretty uniquely his and I call it the Clapton Flurry.
Watch this video of
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Target Tones For The IV Chord
Yup... I know it's a really compelling title today...
So let me tell you why you (should) care about today's lesson... because this is the stuff that makes amazing players sound
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The Big 43…
Yup... I'm older today. I've hit the big 4-3... kind of underwhelming. It's not 40, it's not 50, it's not even 45.
I think I'll skip it this year :)
But hey,
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My Favorite SRV Style V Chord Lick
This is just one of my favorite SRV style licks (and I've learned many of them over the years...)
It has a specific usage - only over the V chord at
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The Blues Mambo/Rumba Thing…
This is a feel I really enjoy playing and I hope you like it too.
If you've been through Blues Guitar Unleashed you might recognize the riff as sort of "Tore
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Adding 2 and 6 to the blues scale
This is just for fun :)
When you add a couple of notes to the good old box 1 blues scale pattern you get a pattern that lays really comfortably under
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Howlin’ Wolf’s Killing Floor Riff…
Here's a great example of how you can take one riff and move it through the 12 bar blues progression without really changing anything.
It's also a great example of little
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