Rock Blues Boogie rhythm guitar SRV
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Another way to play 1 - IV - V boogie woogie rhythm guitar in rock and blues. This one has more variety to it. Try playing it at a faster tempo too.
Check out The House Is Rocking by Stevie Ray Vaughan too - it's very similar to this.
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Comments on this video lesson:
Hi Matt, it is a standard 12 bar blues progression. The form is:
A, A, A, A
D, D, A, A
E, D, A, A
Now, when you are doing these boogies... is it the standard 12 bar blues? It seems as if you are going from I chord to IV chord then back to I then to V then back to I... I'm just trying to understand the theory behind this. Any input would be appreciated..
Great stuff tho man
great clips,pick up quite a bit from them. Thank you..
Comment added on June 16, 2008great stuff
Comment added on March 06, 2008Why don't you add a comment to this video?
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