Many, if not most, new blues players learn good old "Box 1" of the minor pentatonic scale, but that's just a small part of the puzzle... In fact, you really need

You have probably heard me talk about phrasing on more than one occasion... And I've certainly expounded upon the need to "leave some space," in your solos... But this lesson isn't about

There is a particular style of double-stop bend thing that SRV does better than just about anyone else... I call them "Crying"bends, but I don't think that's a scientific term :) Get

This lesson is basically built around the chords to Joe Bonamassa's tune, "So It's Like That." The characteristic intro riff is nothing more than a variation on the standard bass box

As the driving force behind Ten Years After, Alvin Lee was a brilliant blues/rock guitar player... Admittedly, I'm only recently becoming familiar with his work, but I've been devouring it lately,

When you're comping or playing blues rhythm, it's easy to get comfortable with one chord shape... But you can add a lot to your rhythm playing by simply moving between shapes

If you are familiar with the popular 'Blues In E" type of blues riff, then you've come across a turnaround before - even if you didn't know it. The turnaround is