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Blues Guitar Unleashed
A One Lick Guitar Solo
This blues guitar lesson will show you how you can build a complete blues solo, starting from just one good blues lick.
It was very much inspired by Albert King, so we’ll use the “Albert King Lick” to start us off and we’ll work from there…
The TAB is at HERE if you want to download it, but make sure to watch the video through a few times first.
If you dig this lick and this style of soloing, don’t forget to check out my “How To Solo Like Albert King” course. He’s one of my all time favorites!
The “Open E” Blues Scale Position
In this video we’ll talk about the open E blues scale on guitar and some important licks and patterns that come from the open strings…
Most folks know the blues scale, but doing it in the key of E and using those open strings can be tricky to say the least.
Give these a try for yourself and let me know how it goes.
Slow Blues Switching Sounds Lick
If you’ve not heard of mixing the major and minor blues sounds, you’re in for a treat today…
Not only will we cover why and how you want to mix the major and minor blues scales, you’ll get one of the most classic blues licks on the planet that demonstrates the concept perfectly.
This concept is a large part of the last 1/3rd of Blues Guitar Unleashed because it’s a skill that can be challenging, but is such a huge part of the sound of your favorite blues guitar players.