"Me & My Guitar" by Freddie King is one of my all time favorite tunes, I play it with my band often (pretty much every gig.) Surprisingly, I've never really sat

Recently I did a video where I talked about using a minor "2+3" pattern to get through your original 5 pentatonic boxes in a horizontal fashion... I likened it to a

Blues "comping," or blues rhythm playing, can seem somewhat overwhelming when you hear people talk about all kinds of different chord shapes... How are you supposed to remember them all? And when

Most folks learn the pentatonic/blues scales through the "5 boxes" that come up time and time again, and they are fantastic patterns... But I find that if I can look at

Now that we've gone through the different parts and the different skills you need to play this tune, let's play it! Keep in mind that this is very much the style

The idea of these "little" chord voicings is something I talk a lot about, and I hear people say how great they sound... But they don't take the time to learn

Today's lesson will be a little bit shorter, but there is one extra tidbit about how to end a song, vs. how to turn it around, that you may want

Now that you've got the groove together for, "Lonesome Train Blues," we'll take a look at the E minor blues scale and some licks that we'll need from that scale... If,

Quick history lesson for you... I did my first online blues guitar course, Playing Through The Blues, in 2006... A couple years later, I figured out a lot of things and expanded

While I talk a lot about timing and counting, what I'm really talking about are the subdivisions of the beats... If you can keep track of the 1/8th notes, triplets, and