This is a new shuffle feel blues lick coming from box 1 of the pentatonic/blues scale, which you probably already know (but don't worry, I'll walk you through it real

It's easy to look at a slow blues lick (or hear one) and think there's no possible way you're going to be able to play it... Especially if it's some sort

Another excerpt from 5 Easy Acoustic Blues Songs is this 12 bar blues in E... I like this because of the "thump bass" going in the right hand, and if that's

I thought it would be fun to take the first chorus out of an 8 bar blues song from my 5 Easy Acoustic Blues Songs series... The 8 bar blues is

This turnaround is super easy, and can be adjusted to fit almost any situation...   Definitely a "must know" in your toolbox, because it's pretty simple and easy to play (and find!)  

Not much to say about this one except that it's a classic, instantly recognizable lick that you should absolutely learn how to play for a lot of reasons... Dig it!

Most of the time when you play with a group or at a jam you're playing rhythm, so you'd better know what you're doing. These are my tried-and-true basics for playing

If you're new to power chords, or aren't 100% sure you understand what they are and how they work, then this lesson is for you... Plus, I'll show you how easy