Blues Guitar Unleashed

I won’t lie to you, I got a little carried away today and it’s a long one…

You can have your guitar in your hands if you want, but honestly there’s more here about what to expect and how to approach a jam, and not nearly as much about “play like this.”

So I’d suggest you grab a beverage (depends on the time of day as to which kind) and turn off the phone for the next 40 minutes or so.

If you are new to jam sessions and jamming, in general, this will help you immensely. And if you have been through this process, you’ll find yourself nodding along repeatedly :

Dig this:

My personal favorite “approach” to country guitar soloing is playing the major or minor blues scale(s) that follow each chord of the progression.

That can sound pretty overwhelming, and I thought it was impossible when I was learning as a teenager…

But now that I know the secret to this, I realize it’s not nearly as complex as it sounds.

So let me show you how it works (and that it works) and how easy it can be to get it down.

If you dig this, you’ve got until tomorrow at midnight to get Country Guitar Unleashed at the special launch pricing.

This type of lick is one that is found throughout the last 2/3 of my new Country Guitar Unleashed course…

And, truth be told, this type of lick is one of my favorite types of country sounds and I think you’re going to love adding it to your own playing.

Watch carefully, there are a few patterns you’ll go through to make this sound. For now, just move your fingers and make the lick happen, you’ll “see” it all on the guitar later when you can do it.