Hello everyone! As we approach Christmas Eve and conclude our exploration of B.B. King’s “To Someone That I Love,” I want to take this moment to wish you all a warm and joyful Christmas. May music continue to unite us during the holidays and beyond. Thank you for joining me on this musical journey. Heartfelt … Read more

Hello everyone! Here is the video with tabs and the backing track inspired by What Happened by BB King. This sweet intro is in the key of E, centered around both the Pentatonic major and minor and played on an 8-Bar Blues.

Here is Lucille by BB King. These sweet licks are centered around the Pentatonic Major and the Blues Scale in the key of Eb played on a standard 12-Bar Blues progression.

Hello everyone! Here is the intro to Why I Sing The Blues by BB King. This solo, in the key of C, is centered around the Pentatonic major and minor. It follows the same principles shown on the Blues Guitar Trick 27 & 28 (M3 on the I7, m3 on the IV7, M2 on the … Read more

Hi folks! Here is the video with tabs for the song posted on Christmas Eve. Tabs in PDF, Guitar Pro files, and backing-track are also included.

The Thrill Is Gone by BB King ❤️ This is my favorite version, from the Live In Cook County Jail album.

Chain and Things by BB King. This song is a standard 12-Bar minor Blues in the key of A minor, and the solo is a licks sequence centered around the 1st Extended Box of the Pentatonic minor / Blues scale in the key of A. I previously released a video with an explanation for this … Read more

Hi friends! Here is the video I posted two days ago with tabs, music notation, backing track, and Guitar Pro file. BB King’s solos are quite difficult to perform: lots of nuances, slurs, and his unique swing make his phrasing quite hard to transcribe… It took a few hours to make this. Enjoy!