Blues Vibrato
Fig. 1 Why learn Vibrato? You may already know how to perform a vibrato, but here’s how to do it in the context of the… Read More »Blues Vibrato
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Anatomy Of A Turnaround
We’re going to dive deep into what makes a blues turnaround a blues turnaround. Most turnarounds can also be used as intros or endings. This… Read More »Anatomy Of A Turnaround
Turnaround Variations
In this lesson, we’ll apply common techniques to the basic turnaround structures we have learned so far. Simple things such as adding slides can really… Read More »Turnaround Variations
Creating Blues Guitar Solos With Your Trick Bag
A lot of blues guitar leads are improvised. That means that they are making up their leads as they go along, right? That’s true to a certain… Read More »Creating Blues Guitar Solos With Your Trick Bag
Bluesy Double-Stops
Would you like to learn a cool trick that you can implement into your blues guitar playing that will liven up your performance? Here are… Read More »Bluesy Double-Stops
Pentatonic Scales PDF Instructional Video
The pentatonic scale is a 5 note scale that is widely used in rock, blues, country, and other genres. It’s very easy to learn, but… Read More »Pentatonic Scales PDF Instructional Video
The D/F# Connector Chord In Action
Use the D/F# chord as a bridge between the open G and Em chords:
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G/B Connector Chord In Action
Use the G/B chord to bridge the open C and Am chords.