Demo Solo in the style of Chicago Blues
Learning how to improvise is a daunting challenge. One of the best ways to get a feel for what to play and when to play it is to learn solos […]
Learning how to improvise is a daunting challenge. One of the best ways to get a feel for what to play and when to play it is to learn solos […]
Learn how to play the intro in Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son” by watching the video below and reading the transcription here. – – For more information about me and the […]
The pentatonic scale is the most important scale in rock and blues playing. I gave an in-depth look at it here. Now learn how to play the pentatonic scale in […]
Learn to play the 12-bar blues with some basic but essential blues licks by watching my latest video. Get the transcription (TAB) here. – – For more information about me […]
Learn how to play the main riff in Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” by watching the video below and reading the transcription here. – – For more information […]
Learn how to play the solo in Phish’s “Ocelot” by watching the video below and reading the transcription here. – – For more information about me and the guitar lessons that […]
Learn how to play the solo in The Black Crowes’ “Hard to Handle” by watching the video below and reading the transcription here. – – For more information about me and […]
Learn how to play the intro solo in Magic Sam’s “Sweet Home Chicago” by watching the video below and reading the transcription here. Here is the backing track as well. – – […]
I learned this basic B-flat Blues solo guitar arrangement with walking bass lines from Mike Williams as a student in Berklee College of Music’s Blues Guitar Workshop. This arrangement is […]
The blues is a vast genre, full of different rhythms, licks and forms. I thought I’d simplify the blues down to three distinct rhythm guitar parts – the march, the […]