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Here is slow blues shuffle in the key of E. This type of shuffle rhythm is great to build upon. In this free lesson, we do just that, by adding two great sounding blues licks at the end of each bar. Download the PDF with Tab, or the Guitar Pro 5 or Guitar Pro 6 files below. It is a great helper to have Guitar Pro as you are learning from my lessons, since you can then both see and hear the notes on the screen as they are being played. Let me know how you like this free lesson! If you found this useful - you could hit the donate button below to support what I'm doing.
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Slow Blues With Groove NOTATION Files
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Comments on this video lesson:
As usual Robert, this video was very informative and the production excellent.
Comment added on October 18, 2013Thank you, Robert. I thoroughly enjoy these lessons. I love these these powerful little licks- it's fun to accumulate a bunch in the same key for back-porch pickin'.
Comment added on September 28, 2012jrock, no I haven't done any Travis picking lessons yet. Yeah, John Prine is great.
Comment added on June 07, 2012do you have any travis picking lessons? i love john prine.
Comment added on June 07, 2012like your guitar robert, i still have an original hagstrom viking from 1966 that i got as my 1st electric, looks just like yours except in 1966 the headstock was different, headstock was fenderish with tuners all on the top
Comment added on April 27, 2012Thanks for posting this lesson Robert, you make the blues very easy to play...
Comment added on April 07, 2012Dear Robert, it's awesome.. i like it
Comment added on March 16, 2012You are the one
Comment added on March 01, 2012Thank you Robert. I really appreciate your ability to communicate the lesson in a very understanadable way. I reall enjoy the slower lessons like this one. Please keep up the good work. Rick
Comment added on February 10, 2012Great! Sounds good and is very useful. You are a very good teacher radiating te fun of playing guitar. Nice camera angle at the on the left hand at the end of the video. Thanks! Keep on going.
Comment added on January 13, 2012Thanks for the great lesson, I love blues rhythm and pick up great stuff from this site. I'm learning alot.
Comment added on January 01, 2012Great lesson. Pure Blues !!!
Nice to see an other player on a Hagstom. I own a black Viking Deluxe. awsome guitar.
Nice, easy and relaxed lesson and one really gets the feel that is put into each note. And yes from just this, one can add a lot to it or just perhaps a double stop here and there.
Comment added on November 11, 2011thankyou your lessons are so easy to understand , plus you play them slow so their are easy to figure out
Comment added on October 28, 2011Dear Mr. Robert Renman, Your riff so nice & useful. we have learn more riffs from you.
Comment added on July 17, 2011WWWow!! Its so cool and soft. 10 times thanks.
Comment added on June 05, 2011Wow! Robert that was a great lesson! The foot-tapping technique was invaluable. I was never taught that 30 years ago when I was a teenager and that is probably why my interest waned over the years. Now that I have started to learn the guitar again that technique will help keep my interest and make learning more fun! Thanks again my man!
Comment added on April 29, 2011Nice shuffle!!! Thank you for your time and you knowledge!
Comment added on April 22, 2011I like your lessons and I have learned many rifs from you, Thanks, Dave.
Comment added on March 15, 2011Robert:
been in the hospital for a couple of months. big toe on left foot amputated.....diabetes.....excellent blues riff for a nice jam thanks for the confidence...also check out Randy Hansen.com
Thanks John, Pain, Mick, Micheal, gromek, John, Bjorn! Glad you enjoyed it!
PAIN - Please do link to my site from as many websites as you wish!
yet another excellent lesson robert. you're clearly an accomplished player and a great teacher. i've recently received your 2 dvd's and am really enjoying that stuff. thanks and keep up the great work john
Comment added on September 03, 2010Step by step, another good one.. Spiced up my 12 bar for sure!
Thanks Robert
Robert, Smooth lesson, something to really grove to & ad-lib with, I love it 1
Your generosity is wonderful.
Can I put a link to YOU on MY web stuff please.
Again you have posted a great and interesting lesson. I enjoyed this blues lick. Thanks
Comment added on August 11, 2010Robert, excellent lesson, easy to follow and the explanation of the last part was easy to follow. Cheers.
Comment added on August 11, 2010Hi Robert,
though this is in fact a very basic lesson it's a very good one as well - mainly because you take your time and stress the rhythmic aspect by exactly counting the beats and offbeats. Timing just cannot be overrated as you can sound amazing playing slow (but in time) whereas you can sound terrible playing fast (even the correct notes) while missing the beat. So I'm glad you put your finger to this.
Wow....that was so cool sounding and, easy to learn thats the best part. Definitley one of my favs. Thanks a bunch Robert. Love your lessons.
Comment added on August 10, 2010Want to talk about any of these guitar lesssons?
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