Paleo
Student Of The Blues
The main thing that led me to Griff was his focus on soloing.
I already knew basic theory and played for 50 years before I found someone who could finally explain "boxes" to me.
Long story.
So my favorite courses should come as no surprise.
I'm curious to hear from others.
1) Pentatonic Scales & Technique Mastery - The Boxes
2) Slow Blues Supplement/Major Minor Blues Shapes - Playing Boxes From Their Root Notes; similar content mixing Major and minor boxes
3) Blues Speed Building Blocks - common moves in minor pentatonic Box 1 with forays into adjacent boxes 2 & 5
4) Modes Unleashed - Modes as boxes
5) Modern Blues - venturing outside the box
And as you might expect, I can't live without Guitar Theory Made Useful (And Easy) - self explanitory?
I already knew basic theory and played for 50 years before I found someone who could finally explain "boxes" to me.
Long story.
So my favorite courses should come as no surprise.
I'm curious to hear from others.
1) Pentatonic Scales & Technique Mastery - The Boxes
2) Slow Blues Supplement/Major Minor Blues Shapes - Playing Boxes From Their Root Notes; similar content mixing Major and minor boxes
3) Blues Speed Building Blocks - common moves in minor pentatonic Box 1 with forays into adjacent boxes 2 & 5
4) Modes Unleashed - Modes as boxes
5) Modern Blues - venturing outside the box
And as you might expect, I can't live without Guitar Theory Made Useful (And Easy) - self explanitory?
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