Just bought it

[david moon]

Just bought BBG at today's discount rate. I probably don't need it, since I'm well into BGU. But I can run through it and see if there are any holes I need to fill. Also if I have the materials I may be able to help questioners here on the forum.

 

[luckylarry]

I started with BBG guitar and would guess that there will be few things you will pick up. While maybe not as much learning for you as BGU or some of the other courses, we all seem to miss something as we progress and going back for a review brings are attention to something we missed.

 

[Tom45]

I bought it too. I've had BGU for a couple of years but have struggled with it so I thought I would take a step back and start over with BBG. BBG also has some basic strumming lessons which I need a lot of help with plus some of the songs involve licks and strumming together that I also can't do very well. I think I'm going to like this course.

 

[mountain man]

BBG content is "easy". It has nice 12 bar Blues tunes that I'm glad I have. What is difficult about BBG is actually playing those "easy" tunes in the correct Rhythm and time. That is what is tough about BBG. It's a good course. I'm glad I have it.

 

[PapaBear]

I've just been going through the BBG material myself

 

[02KnowBetter]

Count me among those BGU students who took advantage of the discounted BBG. I'm sure that I'll fill some of the gaps in my knowledge base and benefit from practicing the basics. Once I've finished the course I will no longer wonder if I should have started with BBG because it will no longer matter.

 

[david moon]

Today I sat with my 10 y.o. grandson and went through the introductory lesson. I think we will be doing this together. I'll try to stay one lesson ahead of him

 

[luckylarry]

David that is so awesome. I am just doing my first "teaching" and think that keeping it simple and fun will go a long way. You Rock Grandpa.

 

[Thatman]

I too bought BBG and enjoyed it's help with getting me in to guitar, the simplicity of the solos are very encouraging and even today I revisit the course just to keep my hand in.

 

[darreng949]

I'm an old 80's Metal Head that is branching out as I get older. I love the Blues at this point in my life. I thought I was a fairly accomplished Guitarist, I've played in a Metallica and Ozzy Tribute bands, but never had a lesson. As I did research about Blues guitar, I luckily found Griff. So, I'm gonna start from square one and see where the journey leads.

 

[mountain man]

I'm an old 80's Metal Head that is branching out as I get older. I love the Blues at this point in my life. I thought I was a fairly accomplished Guitarist, I've played in a Metallica and Ozzy Tribute bands, but never had a lesson. As I did research about Blues guitar, I luckily found Griff. So, I'm gonna start from square one and see where the journey leads.

Although I wasn't a Metal Head, I was 70's rock and then 80's non Metal rock. I found that not only did I and do I need to completely relearn how to play but I also have an entire genre of songs that I also need to learn how to play and remember..........