Comments on: My Top 5 Blues Rock Solos to Learn the Blues http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/ Slide guitar and blues guitar lessons for the aspiring guitar player. Free videos, blues guitar tabs, and articles about the blues. Thu, 10 May 2012 08:06:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lenny B http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-6418 Lenny B Tue, 22 Nov 2011 00:35:19 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-6418 1. Red House, Hendrix, In the West 2. My Own Fault Baby, Johnny Winter, Johnny Winter And Live 3. Since I've Been Loving You, Page, Led Zeppelin III 4. Down Now, BB, old from early 60's 5. Torn Down, Freddie King, Best of.... 6. Stormy Monday, Albert "Frozen Alive" Collins, Live in Japan 7. After Hours, Roy Buchanan, Second Album 8. Sweet 16, BB, Live at the Regal 9. Stormy Monday, Albert Collins, Live in Japan 10. Hideaway, Clapton, Bluesbreakers 1. Red House, Hendrix, In the West
2. My Own Fault Baby, Johnny Winter, Johnny Winter And Live
3. Since I’ve Been Loving You, Page, Led Zeppelin III
4. Down Now, BB, old from early 60′s
5. Torn Down, Freddie King, Best of….
6. Stormy Monday, Albert “Frozen Alive” Collins, Live in Japan
7. After Hours, Roy Buchanan, Second Album
8. Sweet 16, BB, Live at the Regal
9. Stormy Monday, Albert Collins, Live in Japan
10. Hideaway, Clapton, Bluesbreakers

]]> By: Lenny B http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-6417 Lenny B Tue, 22 Nov 2011 00:30:37 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-6417 1. Red House, Hendrix, In the West 2. My Own Fault Baby, Johnny Winter, Johnny Winter And Live 3. Since I've Been Loving You, Page, Led Zeppelin III 4. Down Now, BB, old from early 60's 5. Torn Down, Freddie King, Best of.... 6. Stormy Monday, Duane Allman, Live at the Fillmore 7. After Hours, Roy Buchanan, Second Album 8. Sweet 16, BB, Live at the Regal 9. Stormy Monday, Albert Collins, Live in Japan 10. Hideaway, Clapton, Bluesbreakers 1. Red House, Hendrix, In the West
2. My Own Fault Baby, Johnny Winter, Johnny Winter And Live
3. Since I’ve Been Loving You, Page, Led Zeppelin III
4. Down Now, BB, old from early 60′s
5. Torn Down, Freddie King, Best of….
6. Stormy Monday, Duane Allman, Live at the Fillmore
7. After Hours, Roy Buchanan, Second Album
8. Sweet 16, BB, Live at the Regal
9. Stormy Monday, Albert Collins, Live in Japan
10. Hideaway, Clapton, Bluesbreakers

]]> By: koster http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-6356 koster Mon, 14 Nov 2011 10:47:05 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-6356 How i can get more bleus lessons How i can get more bleus lessons

]]> By: J. oliveri http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-5957 J. oliveri Fri, 19 Aug 2011 23:15:34 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-5957 Great list, i definetly have to agree with both red house and abb's version of stormy monday. In no particular order of preference my own list is as follows: 1.BB king- thrill is gone, My fav version is one on youtube from montreux, 1993. Im convinced that is the best version of thrill is gone ever. 2. Gary Moore-still got the blues..so much FEELING 3.Duane Allman- stormy monday from abb at filmore east. Duanes solo on this version is great as well. 4. Albert King- "Call it stormy monday" from the live alboum "Wednsday night at the filmore west" My favorite of the 3 blues kings, this rendition of t bone walkers tune is stellar, ladedn with albert's amazing bends. 5.Jimi Hendrix- "Hear my train a-comin'" from his preformence at Woodstock in august 1969. An amazing jam. he uses just enough of wahwah pedal to give it a really cool sound. Great list, i definetly have to agree with both red house and abb’s version of stormy monday. In no particular order of preference my own list is as follows:
1.BB king- thrill is gone, My fav version is one on youtube from montreux, 1993. Im convinced that is the best version of thrill is gone ever.
2. Gary Moore-still got the blues..so much FEELING
3.Duane Allman- stormy monday from abb at filmore east. Duanes solo on this version is great as well.
4. Albert King- “Call it stormy monday” from the live alboum “Wednsday night at the filmore west” My favorite of the 3 blues kings, this rendition of t bone walkers tune is stellar, ladedn with albert’s amazing bends.
5.Jimi Hendrix- “Hear my train a-comin’” from his preformence at Woodstock in august 1969. An amazing jam. he uses just enough of wahwah pedal to give it a really cool sound.

]]> By: Tony Drake http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-5956 Tony Drake Fri, 19 Aug 2011 21:59:45 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-5956 I have to agree with John on "Sweet Little Angel", it being the first I learned all the way through. 1.- Eric Clapton- Cream- Crossroads of "Wheels of Fire" 2.- Peter Green w/Fleetwood Mac- Got a Mind To Give Up Living/All Over Now 3.-B.B. King- Sweet Little Angel-"Live at the Regal" 4.-Mick Taylor-Rolling Stones-Can't You Hear Me Knocking 5.-Dickey Betts, Duane Allman-Allman Bros.Band- ANYTHING!!!! I have to agree with John on “Sweet Little Angel”, it being the first I learned all the way through. 1.- Eric Clapton- Cream- Crossroads of “Wheels of Fire” 2.- Peter Green w/Fleetwood Mac- Got a Mind To Give Up Living/All Over Now 3.-B.B. King- Sweet Little Angel-”Live at the Regal” 4.-Mick Taylor-Rolling Stones-Can’t You Hear Me Knocking 5.-Dickey Betts, Duane Allman-Allman Bros.Band- ANYTHING!!!!

]]> By: Natelle http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-4960 Natelle Thu, 14 Oct 2010 19:16:39 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-4960 I have a question... I have a blues mix CD compiled by a very nice guy who is passed away. On it, I am quite sure, is a version of "How Blue Can You Get" dominated by Eric Clapton--he's singing, and he's playing the guitar. There are a lot of keyboards in this version as well. I cannot find it on an album anywhere on the internet. If you know what album this is on, would you please post? Thanks, Natelle in San Diego I have a question… I have a blues mix CD compiled by a very nice guy who is passed away. On it, I am quite sure, is a version of “How Blue Can You Get” dominated by Eric Clapton–he’s singing, and he’s playing the guitar. There are a lot of keyboards in this version as well. I cannot find it on an album anywhere on the internet. If you know what album this is on, would you please post? Thanks, Natelle in San Diego

]]> By: tonybo http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-4534 tonybo Thu, 17 Jun 2010 01:41:23 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-4534 on one of creams,live recordings,the solo in sleepy time time,,,i think it was live cream volume,one,,the solo is skilled,slowhand,its killer,his instinted for playing really shines here,i beleave its a firebird thro a marshall amp full upon 11,lol on one of creams,live recordings,the solo in sleepy time time,,,i think it was live cream volume,one,,the solo is skilled,slowhand,its killer,his instinted for playing really shines here,i beleave its a firebird thro a marshall amp full upon 11,lol

]]> By: dan http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-3355 dan Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:28:33 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-3355 SRV, Telephone song, tasty! SRV, Telephone song, tasty!

]]> By: oliver kieser http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-3146 oliver kieser Fri, 12 Feb 2010 22:41:47 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-3146 my favourites: 1. Stormy Monday (Allman Bros. Fillmore East 71) 2. Statesboro Blues (Allman Bros. Atlanta Pop Festival 70) 3. Drunken Hearted Boy (Allman Bros./Steve Miller, Fillmore East 71) 4. Sweet Little Sixteen (BB King) 5. How Blue Can You Get (BB King) Stormy Monday: Love this stormy monday version; after a few minutes it becomes more jazzy; and duanes solo is just amazing; got that stormy monday lesson download from john - this vid shows perfectly the amazing duane riffs Statesboro Blues: Just A Classic I was 18 years old when I heard it - this version is my fav. - Duanes slide riffs are so nasty - omg Drunken Hearted Boy: Never on the origin album only on the fillmore concerts - the brothers with steve miller - also an amazing solo by skydog allman Sweet Little Sixteen: BB King put the whole soul in his playing and singing!! How Blue Can You Get: What A Song; BB and Lucille at his best my favourites:

1. Stormy Monday (Allman Bros. Fillmore East 71)
2. Statesboro Blues (Allman Bros. Atlanta Pop Festival 70)
3. Drunken Hearted Boy (Allman Bros./Steve Miller, Fillmore East 71)
4. Sweet Little Sixteen (BB King)
5. How Blue Can You Get (BB King)

Stormy Monday:
Love this stormy monday version; after a few minutes it becomes more jazzy; and duanes solo is just amazing; got that stormy monday lesson download from john – this vid shows perfectly the amazing duane riffs
Statesboro Blues:
Just A Classic I was 18 years old when I heard it – this version is my fav. – Duanes slide riffs are so nasty – omg
Drunken Hearted Boy:
Never on the origin album only on the fillmore concerts – the brothers with steve miller – also an amazing solo by skydog allman
Sweet Little Sixteen:
BB King put the whole soul in his playing and singing!!
How Blue Can You Get:
What A Song; BB and Lucille at his best

]]> By: Journey http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/blues-guitar/blues-guitar-lessons-my-top-5-blues-rock-solos-to-learn-the-blues/#comment-2995 Journey Mon, 08 Feb 2010 03:35:46 +0000 http://learningguitarnow.com/blog/?p=270#comment-2995 You are welcome! I am sure you'll like the guitar solo in 'Rough Boy'. I don't play guitar but it's motivating me to grab one. *sigh* You are welcome! I am sure you’ll like the guitar solo in ‘Rough Boy’. I don’t play guitar but it’s motivating me to grab one. *sigh*

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