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Guitar Lesson Overview
Learn a slow blues shuffle! This one is fun to play, and as the lesson shows towards the end, it sounds great played faster too. Work on playing a steady rhythm. This is sometimes tricky when it's slow like this, so practice this with a metronome or drum machine, and work on playing it with a nice groove - tight, with some feeling.
You can play almost any kind of blues lick over a rhythm like this. Pretty much anything goes! Enjoy, and let me know what you think of this guitar lesson.
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Superb! Robert.
For a member of your MasterGuitarAcademy, do you have the tab?
thanks
Great lesson. Also would love the tab.
Comment added on April 18, 2014I have to skip any lessons that have fingerstyle because I hold pick with three fingers.
Comment added on November 15, 2013Please Robert could you send the tab of this blues.
It will be very helpfull.
Your lessons are always great.
This is a great lesson. It would really help if I could see it tabbed out. I seem to be able to make more sense of the timing when I have the measures on paper in front of me. At the moment I am trying to play along note for note. Its great fun.
Comment added on October 21, 2012You have great indivdual blues licks. Do you offer anything that has a whole 12 bars of licks put together?
Comment added on September 28, 2012Great blues tune and a great job by you, Robert. Do you have a PDF available for this lesson? This is one I definitely want to learn.
Comment added on August 19, 2011robert you are doi9ng a great thing the lessons are clear and easy to understand i am anew guitar player started late in life 62 but its always been something i wanted to do and thanks to you i am doing it great job willie
Comment added on June 06, 2011Definitely a great lesson for everyone......A tasty blues progression and my compliments on the sound of that Squire those are not stock pickups right? your squires sound great!!!!!! Also what do you think of Randy Hansen? Also more blues progressions instead of Stormy Monday---use your genius call it Windy Wednesday Thanks Jim
Comment added on April 13, 2011Good player Robert,
Nice fret board touch..
Great spin on an old rhythm classic.the variations are many on it Thanks Robert.
Comment added on February 12, 2011Superb job Robert -- Thanks! Simple is good & you make it sound even better. I'm learning this one!!
Comment added on February 11, 2011Superb job Robert -- Thanks! Simple is good & you make it sound even better. I'm learning this one!!
Comment added on February 11, 2011Want to talk about any of these guitar lesssons?
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