Easy Blues Lick_15
Here’s just the backing guitar:
Kenny E Mann
Repeating Lick #9
PDF: Repeating Licks Backing Tracks: Slow Blues Rock
Repeating Lick #10
PDF: Repeating Licks Backing Tracks: Slow Blues Rock
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What if you’re playing a song and you want to do something more sophisticated than just simply strumming the chords? That’s where this lesson comes… Read More »Chord Phrasing: D, G Progression
The Open C Chord Scale Pattern
The open C chord is one of the first things a guitarist will learn, but did you know that it has its very own scale… Read More »The Open C Chord Scale Pattern
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When a song is in the key of C major, the Am chord will seamlessly intertwine with the tonic. “Tonic” is a fancy word for… Read More »Connecting the Tonic and Submediant
A/E
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Added 9th (add9) Chords (Closed Position Shapes)
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