Blues Turnarounds 1
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Blues guitar turnarounds, yes there are many of those. They tend to be all fairly similar though, and here is a simple one, here played in the key of A.
I know quite a few turnarounds and also variations on them. If you are interested in learning a few more, let me know, I will make a few more of these blues turnarounds.
Blues Turnaround 1 in PDF & Guitar Pro 5
- Blues Turnaround 1 in GP5 format
- Blues Turnaround 1 in PDF tabs/notation
- A blues turnaround backing track - 45 BPM
- A blues turnaround backing track - 90 BPM
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Comments on this video lesson:
Good Stuff as usual Robert. Thanks;.always good to have an arsenal.
Comment added on January 20, 2012Thanks for the lesson Robert
Was able to get the triplets feeling down with a reasonable sense of rhythm at 85 bpm on the metronome. Hope to see a lot more of these blues lessons.
thanks
hillbilly joe
Thanks for all the hard work you do on all the lessons. I work 14-16 hours a day and have limeted time to squeeze in my guitar and your lessons help with that, Keep up the good work.
Comment added on July 06, 2009Way to go Robert! Slow and easy does it every time.I like the no talking direct approach.
Comment added on July 06, 2009Great lesson Robert. Please post some other turnarounds!
Comment added on July 05, 2009Hi Robert!
I cannot thank you enough,for the awesome job you are doing.I enjoy your guitar lessons very much,you try and make the lessons as simple as possible,I love it,especially playing my favorite guitar songs.Can you send me a video of Scuttle Buttin,I have learned the main riff,I would like to learn the guitar solo,I love the the tune.
Thank you once again.
Keep on rocking.
Joe.
This is very nice, Robert. For me, your usual verbal description is always most helpful given the level at which I am playing right now.
Comment added on July 04, 2009Robert, once again you have shown what a good guitarteacher you are!! More of these + a Roberts ultimate 25 licks DVD?????
Thanks for being an inspiration to all of us guitarplayers!
Cheers
There wasn't much to it so no, no verbal instruction needed. Tab and .gp5 file always appreciated.
Thank you.
Gary
Why don't you add a comment to this video?
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