"Finally! A Proven, Step-By-Step, 100% Guaranteed Method To Master Blues Guitar ! You Too Can Play Like Eric, Buddy, BB, SRV, Jimi, and More...."
Playing Through The Blues - A Guide for the Lead Guitar Player is the most comprehensive, easiest method to learn blues lead guitar. You don't have to mess with driving back and forth to private lessons, you don't have to alter your schedule around your teacher, and you don't have to devote hours out of every day to a tedious practice schedule.
Learn the shuffle pattern or technique of electric rhythm electric blues guitar in this free music lesson video clip.
Expert: John Armstrong
Bio: John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now. He has played with countless musicians over the years, and in bands ranging from classical ensembles to rock groups.
Filmmaker: Jason Sager
Duration : 0:1:31
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In this lesson we teach how to embellish and play lead licks over an acoustic blues. LOts of fun and the licks can be played on acoustic or electric guitars.
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Duration : 0:10:58
note i’m only a begginer
im only a begginer give some awesome songs to practice with
When i started blues i did alot of BB King and Buddy Guy, i also got into Black Keys, its more like garage blues but is easy and has a great sound. Another great sounding blues song for beginers is Life By the Drop, its acoustic but sounds really nice
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Duration : 0:4:13
I know a lot about blues music but I am not a musician. This is for personal enjoyment. I am not looking to be onstage someday.
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Enjoy this backing track, it’s a nice one.
Duration : 0:3:18
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In this part 2 or 2 video guitar lesson we teach how to phrase together easy blues licks into a fluid blues guitar solo. We play over a jam track and teach how to tie it all together – be sure to check out part 1 too.
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Duration : 0:8:48
I am an intermediate guitarist starting learn how to play blues style music. My current guitar is basically a hard rock/metal guitar and although blues does sound ok on it i would prefer a guitar that really stands out when blues is played. I have been looking at Epiphone SG’s and Fender Strats and Teles but I don’t know whats best. However any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks
Fender Strats and Les Pauls are both great for rock and blues. SG’s are also a good choice. It’s about what feels good in your hands. That’s a personal preference. Playing the blues isn’t about what instrument you play. When you get into it more you’ll see it’s about the feeling you convey with your music. If you’ve got the heart and the right chops, it wouldn’t matter if you played a ukelele. People will still be moved by it. Play from the heart, practice hard and the rest will come.
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Iam a little tight on cash so those are the options.
-thanks
like Stevie ray, B.B. king etc.
Forget the Epiphone!!!
Use a Strat!!!
Eric does
Stevie did
Buddy does
Jimi did
Robert Cray does
Rory Gallagher did
Bonnie Rait has a Fender Strat Model named after her!
Jeff Beck considers it the best guitar.
(and for my money Jeff is the best that’s ever been)
There is no need to buy new…
especially for an Epiphone
(I don’t care if it does say Gibson, the closest an Epiphone ever came to Gibson is when it was put in the truck that had Gibson written on the side)
I picked up a Fiesta Red, American Standard, Sperzels, Maple, MOTS, with case, in mint, on EBay for $500.
Here’s a hint – sometimes the finish will dictate the price of the bidding on EBay. The burst finishes and Olympic White typically will pull higher prices (and it has nothing to do with sound or playability), – The Surf Green, the Turquoise, the Blue, and the Fiesta can show up as steals.
An EBay Strat may just be the best bang per buck in the guitar world.
Don’t just settle – get the real thing!!!!
http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pages/blues_jam_pack/
Click the above link to watch a dvd preview and check out our BLUES JAM TRACKS PLUS package – ten killer audio tracks and a coinciding 57 page lead guitar manual plus free worldwide shipping – check it out.
In this video lesson we teach an easy and fun blues guitar solo that we play over a jam track – you will learn the lead guitar lines played in the into and also the soloing strategies to play lead guitar over these chords.
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Duration : 0:11:0
