Practice moving between accompaniment and lead without interrupting the groove or losing the 12-bar form.
Hello everyone! Here is a new recording for the WBR 4. In this video, I play a medium funk rhythm on a 12-Bar minor blues progression in the key of B minor inspired by B.B. King’s The Thrill Is Gone. Check out the lead parts at these links: https://www.patreon.com/posts/video-tabs-daily-34638066 https://www.patreon.com/posts/video-tabs-daily-34853478
Hello everyone! Here’s the tabs for a rhythm guitar piece inspired by BB King. Here’s the original video with no tabs: https://www.patreon.com/posts/rhythm-guitar-my-88421587
This is a super-popular way to play a shuffle in the key of E using power chords. The progression starts with an intro lick that uses notes from the open position of the Blues scale. The same lick is played at the end of the progression on the turnaround section (the last 2 bars). I … Read more
WBR 2 Repost. Here is one of the most popular ways to play a shuffle that consists of playing double-stops instead of chords. I play them using the palm-muting technique. I also play some licks within the chord changes and during the turn-around (the last two bars of the progression).
Hello everyone! Here’s the first part of the jazz blues piece posted a few days ago. This solo is in the key of C and centered around the Pentatonic major & minor, some tasty arpeggios, and chromatic passing tones. More details are indicated directly on the tabs provided.