How to play a cool Blues Guitar Lick
Want to learn how to play a really cool blues guitar lick? You’re in luck if you said yes. I just recorded a FREE video on how to play a smoking blues guitar lick that your friends will drool over when you play it for them.
I decided to give you this totally free and with tab! This is not some lick that you’ll find anywhere either. It’s one of those that will make the hair on your neck stand up if you play it like you mean it.
So anyway at this point I guess you’re either watching the video and not reading this or you’re hanging on my every word like it’s the end of a John Grisham novel.
If you’re still reading, then I just want to ask you to post a comment below the video if you like it.
Enough talk already! Here’s the video.
Remember if you like this video, please comment below and tell me what you think. You can also get the tab here if you need it.
If you’re serious about really mastering blues guitar, then I have created 4 DVDs that will show you exactly how to do this. This is not a program for beginners, and it is not for those who don’t want to practice.
Check out the Blues Guitar DVD program.
If you’re looking for a “play the blues in 24 hours program” please leave this website, because I don’t promote lies. Just kidding! But seriously, if you see anyone saying you can play serious blues guitar overnight, don’t put too much stock in it. I’ve said enough.
Contact me if you have any question on learning the blues. See ya!
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Have you worked through any blues guitar lessons on a DVD?
It seems like everyone is kinda mystified about how to play slide guitar in standard tuning.
First let me say that I am a huge fan of Eric Clapton. His phrasing, songs, and blues guitar style are so easy and fun to listen to. He doesn’t have tons of chops, but when did speed determine the skill of a guitar player?
If you haven’t heard the new album from the Derek Trucks band, then you’re missing out one of the greatest blues albums released in the last couple of years.
