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Here you can learn three easy pro rock and roll licks which work in a show-off situation on stage. Imagine you are playing in a rock and roll band and now the spotlight is on you. Now you want to show that you're the cool guitar player in this rock and roll bands. Playing in many rock and roll bands in my career I found out that these 3 licks are the ones which work are best in such situation. Situation is a fast straight rock and roll beat between 105 and 130 BPM and you have one till two chorus where you can show what you can play on your guitar. You want to set that you highlight and give more pressure and more expression to that song and those are the licks which work at best. Songs that you might fit most to this kind of soloing on Johnny B Goode by Chuck Berry any Jerry Lee Lewis song, protagonist like Little Richard as in this case Bob Seger ( Old Time Rock n Roll ) or whoever comes to your mind when it comes to rock and roll music. The matric is that it is a repeating pattern of 3 nose Bridge repeat themselves and since we are playing it in eight notes the extant always moved around and creates a great tension, the great effect, the wild wow effect which we want. pay close attention to my instructions in the tutorial and even if you are a beginner guitar player you will be able to play those licks. I've been playing only six months on guitar when I started to work in a professional rock and roll band and those are the licks which I used back at that time. 3 Easy Pro Show - Off RocknRoll Guitar Licks.pdf 3 Easy Pro Show - Off RocknRoll Guitar Licks.gp old time rock n roll.mp3

Sad Blues Rock Balade Here you can learn a nice slow and sad blues rock balade which works great in a trio formaiton ( Drum, Bass & Guitar ) Sad Blues Rock Balade.pdf sad blues rock balade.mp3

Slow Jazzy Minor Blues Here you can learn how to play a cool slow jazzy minor blues by using extended chords - such as minor 9 chords and alternations. This is how the chords now look like : A-7 / A-7 / A-7 / A-7 Aalt / D-9 / D-9 / A-7 / A-7 / F9 F913 / E7alt / A-7 / E7alt Jazzy Slow Minor Blues.pdf slowy jazzy minor blues.mp3

Country Rock Blues Riff Here I show you 2 Country Rock Blues Riffs which you can use in any 12 bar bluesform : G / G / G / G / C / C / G / G / D / C / G / D Country Rock Blues Riff.pdf country rock blues riff.mp3

Tasty Licks ( Miss You - Roling Stones ) Here some cool licks which you can use of the song of the Rolling Stongs - Miss You or any other similar song. Tasty Licks ( Miss You ).pdf miss you.mp3

Dynamic Minor Blues Concept A minor blues is often a musical form with three chords and a dramatic shift in the music itself. In this case we have a little riff which is made out of two bars with A minor and in the second bar F and G. The trick to create an amazing minor blues is to have dynamic shifts in your playing and your expression on the guitar. You can compare it to storytelling. You want to make the story simple but interesting and it's the same in music. You have simple chords but you want to make it sound interesting. And that's exactly the point where this tutorial comes into perfect place. I am showing you how to make variations in sound, in playing and in expression of those three chords A minor, F and G which are used often in minor blues or other minor balade settings. One essential trick is your dynamic attack on the strings which gives you variations in your distorted sound. By adding vibrato to the chords you can make them sound more dramatic and more expressive. Different types of fingering of the cords of the attacking and of the expression is the main topic of this guitar tutorial and will help you to get your unique individual guitar sound in a minor blues. Dynamic Minor Blues Concept.pdf Dynamic Minor Blues Concept.gp dynamic minor blues concept.mp3

Misery Blues Riff Here you can learn a very cool and punchy blues riff over a 12 bar blues in A. Misery Blues Riff.pdf misery blues.mp3

Crazy Minor Blues Guitar Pentatonic Licks You want to get some really fresh and crazy ideas how to improvise in a slow minor blues guitar solo ? Here are 3 crazy minor blues guitar pentatonic licks which I created for you. I first show them to you and then show you how you can put them into your regular minor blues guitar licks. This is a " Must Have " tutorial because it opens up your mind to brand new ways of playing blues guitar. Crazy Minor Blues Guitar Pentatonic Licks.pdf Crazy Minor Blues Guitar Pentatonic Licks.gp cold cold feeling.mp3

CRAZY Pentatonic Blues Guitar Licks Tired of your standard pentatonic blues guitar licks ? Then this tutorial is for you. I have created some cool pentatonic blues guitar licks for you which are not too hard to play and connect different positions of your minor pentatonic and make your blues guitar solo sound fresh because nobody else is playing such licks. It’s worth checking them out. Crazy Pentatonic Blues Guitar Licks.pdf Crazy Pentatonic Blues Guitar Licks.gp crazy pentatonic blues guitar licks.mp3

Shuffle Blues Guitar Masterclass Playing a shuffle blues with a traditional sound setting ( Fender Amp with spring reverb ) was a hard task. It's the motherload of all blues guitar and if you are already into blues and play some blues guitar and you want to master the shuffle blues then you need to know a few tips and tricks. Here I will explain to you all the tricks I know. The main thing is to keep the groove and the pressure up therefore I show you some licks which always work. If you have any questions please ask it in this post below or book a private online guitar lesson.

Become A Better Blues Rhythm Guitar Player Playing a solid and precise Blues Rhythm guitar in a slow tempo is not as easy as many of you might think. Even if you are a very talented player and you would never have done with exercising before I really recommend that you take to this guitar tutorial here and learn the really basic exercising of Blues Rhythm guitar. To be precise and creative in Blues Rhythm guitar you need to have the basics together and feel them and not just play them. With these exercises I'm showing you can master the requirements of feeling blues rhythm guitar and this opens the door to become creative in any kind of Blues Rhythm guitar. 3 exercises I'm showing you teach you how to play precise quarter notes to understand the shuffle groove and to play proper triplets. With these three rhythm elements you can play any kind of a rhythm guitar, makes variations and at the end being created in any key. The blues form I am using here is : A / A / A / A D / D / A / A E / D / A / E Become a better blues rhythm guitar player.pdf Become a better blues rhythm guitar player.gp become a better blues rhythm guitar player.mp3

Sad Blues Rock Riff Here's a simple but great sounding blues rock riff in the key of D. sad blues rock D.mp3 sad blues rock D.mp3 Sad Blues Rock Riff.pdf

How To Develop A Blues Guitar Solo Here you can learn the secrets of how to develop a blues guitar solo. The main concept is very easy and explained in a half hour, but you can work on it for 20 years and you will always find something new. The centre of the concept is the question / question / answer / question / resolution / question concept used on a 12 bar blues. In this case it’s a standard blues form in the key of G : G / G / G / G Question / - / Question / - C / C / G / G Answer / - / Question / - D / C / G / D Resolution / - / Question / - You start with this formula you see above and the chorus by chorus you start to do variations related to that formula and at the end you come back to where you started at the beginning. In this tutorial I will guide you through 4 chorus of this blues and show you step by step how you can develop a blues guitar solo. How to develop a blues guitar solo.pdf How to develop a blues guitar solo.gp shuffle blues G.mp3

How To Build Up A Blues Walking Rhythm Guitar In this tutorial you can learn how to build up a cool blues walking rhythm guitar. Have you ever had the problem that you have a blues riff and you play it through an entire song and this makes your song sound boring and dull ? There you find the answer how you can change that and bring great dynamic shifts into your rhythm guitar to make your song sound really great. How to build up a blues walking rhythm guitar.pdf How to build up a blues walking rhythm guitar.gp cool blues walking.mp3

3 Crazy Pentatonic Guitar Licks Here you can learn 3 crazy and special pentatonic guitar licks. You want to have a different vibe in your solo with the minor pentatonic then I give you 3 cool ideas here in the A minor pentatonic to think a little bit outside the box. This might give you some ideas to start your own ideas with the minor pentatonic which are not the usual ones. 3 Crazy Pentatonic Guitar Licks.pdf 3 Crazy Pentatonic Guitar Licks.gp 3 crazy pentatonic guitar licks.mp3

Cool Acoustic Blues Guitar Runs Here you can learn some cool acoustic blues guitar runs which use the G minor blues scale in different positions. These 3 guitar licks will help you to make your acoustic blues guitar solo's sound professional and sofisticated and compared to other blues guitar runs they are quite easy to play. Cool Acoustic Blues Guitar Runs.pdf Cool Acoustic Blues Guitar Runs.gp Cool Acoustic Blues Guitar Runs.mp3

Blue Jean Blues - Creative Guitar Lesson Here you can learn the blue jean blues in a blues rock version which is referring to Jeff Healey's version but also played by ZZtop and many others. I show you how to play the theme in the trio situation - with only drums and bass and guitar. After showing you the theme I give you some instructions on how to improvise and create dynamic shifts in your tone, your improvisation and your overall expression. I call this method to " live in the tone " Blues Jeans Blues.pdf Blues Jeans Blues.gp blue jeans blues.mp3

Dust My Broom ( ELMORE JAMES )- Guitar Lesson Here you can learn the one guitar part of the song " Dust My Broom " by Elmore James. It is played with a bottleneck. So I give you a short introduction into the bottleneck guitar technique and then show you the signature guitar part of this very famous song by Elmore James. For those who don't have a bottle neck I show a version in the 2nd part of the tutorial where you can play it without bottleneck. Dust My Broom.pdf Dust My Broom.gp dust my broom.mp3

Advanced Blues ( complete beginners course )- Guitar Lesson This is a complete advanced blues course for beginners and intermediate guitar players. If you missed the very basics blues course which you can find here : Here you find the chapters 0:00 Introduction 2:35 Form 11:30 Rhythm 20:57 Scales 33:42 Riffs 40:34 Licks & Improvisation 49:29 HP's Version Form There are different forms possible beside the standard 12 bar blues form. Here it is in the key of A : A7 / A7 / A7 / A7 D7 / D7 / A7 / A7 E7 / D7 / A7 / E7 here's a form with quick change : A7 / D7 / A7 / A7 D7 / D7 / A7 / A7 E7 / D7 / A7 / E7 here's a form with an extended turn around without the quick change: A7 / A7 / A7 / A7 D7 / D7 / A7 / F#7 ( F#m7 ) B7 / E7 / A7 / E7 here's a form with a turn around at the end : A7 / D7 / A7 / A7 D7 / D7 / A7 / A7 E7 / D7 / A7 F#7 ( F#m7 ) / B7 E7 and here's an other turn around : A7 / D7 / A7 / A7 D7 / D7 / A7 / A7 E7 / D7 / A7 D7 / A7 E7 Rhythm Timing and rhythm are an important part of music and of blues guitar. So it's good when you understand the rhythm in the basic form. This will help you to enjoy blues and blues improvisation more because you have a stable timing and rhythm feel in blues guitar. Here are some examples which I wrote for you using full notes, half notes, quarter notes, shuffled eight notes and trippets. These are the basic rhythm figures and the better you know them the more precise you can play and improvise blues guitar. Scales From the basic blues improvisation you know that you can play the minor pentatonic in a blues guitar improvisation. Thats a cool thing to do and many players work mainly with that scale but if you want to go to a next level of your improvisation abilities you can start to work with other scales. Here you find a list which scales can be used on which guitar chord : A7 A minor pentatonic A blues scale A major pentatonic A mixolydian scale D7 A minor pentatonic A blues scale D mixolydian scale E7 A minor pentatonic A blues scale E mixolydian scale F#7 /F#m7 A minor pentatonic A blues scale A major pentatonic B7 A minor pentatonic A blues scale B mixolydian scale Riffs Blues riffs always work the same. It's combinations of A to A6 and / or A7. In this chapter I show you a few commen riffs on the example of A. You can use those riffs on the A7 the D7 and E7 but they don't really work on the F#7 or B7 Licks & Improvisation When it comes to the improvisation you can try to work with the different scales and the method of question and anwser as you learned in the basic blues guitar course. This works exactly the same as before but you can include the new scale opportunities as described in the scales chapter. HP's Version At the end I show you how I work with my system I showed. As an inspiration for you. Advanced Blues ( Complete Beginners Course).pdf Advanced Blues ( Complete Beginners Course).gp Slow Blues A 50.mp3 Slow Shuffle A 70.mp3

Mixolydian Blues Guitar Licks Done Correctly ! If you want to play the mixolydian scale in blues this is the right tutorial for you. Here I show you how to play a mixolydian blues guitar licks correctly. Understanding the mixolydian scale and how to use it is the key to playing really cool and creative blues guitar licks in any blues guitar setting.The key to understand the method of playing a mixolydian blues guitar licks is to understand what approach notes are. Approach notes approach the chord notes which are the root, the 3rd and 5th chromatically. The approach note on the third is the most important movements are by using the mixolydian scale in a blues guitar setting. Once you've understood how approach notes work you're pretty free to start to be creative by using the mixolydian scale in a blues guitar setting. One important thing to know is that you can use those leaks only on the selected chords and not over the entire blues. In this case it's the D7 chord but at the end of the tutorial I show you how to also switch to other chords in this case the G7 chord. Mixolydian Blues Guitar Licks Done Correct.pdf Mixolydian Blues Guitar Licks Done Correct.gp composing chapter 1.mp3

Develop Blues Guitar Motivs From Scratch If you want to know how to develop your own really cool blues guitar motifs this is the tutorial for you. Here you can learn how to develop an easy blues motif from scratch by using a motif which is very simple with a note or chord on count 1 and 2+. First to show you how it sounds just with one note. Then I explain to you how to use the motiv with chords and how to make variations by making the first note short in the second one long or the opposite way. After these first exercises we start to make combinations with chords and some single note lines by using the A minor blues pentatonic.At the end we also add some licks or some additional notes but we always work around the main motive which you learn here in this tutorial. Develop Blues Guitar Motives From Scratch.pdf Develop Blues Guitar Motives From Scratch.gp blues rhythm motiv.mp3

Easy Funk Blues Guitar Licks Playing at funky blues is a really cool thing to do. You can play very cool licks by just playing a few notes and going with the vibe of a funky blues tune. So the problem is not the notes with your playing since you can play only a few notes, the problem is how to set the timing and the rating of those few notes you're going to play in a funk blues. In this tutorial I show you 4 licks, each with 2 variations where you learn the main rhythm patterns which can be used in a funk blues tune and which really work great and give you a steady and tight timing in your lead guitar. Pay close attention to my instructions about the rhythm and how to count 16th notes and then you are ready to go to be really a cool cat in a funky blues. Easy Funk Blues Guitar Licks.pdf Easy Funk Blues Guitar Licks.gp Funk Blues Bb 97.mp3

Easy Fingerstyle Blues Guitar Here you can learn an easy fingerstyle blues guitar theme which I have created for you. It's pretty easy to play because it's in the key of A and works with a lot of open strings. You can play this tune with fingerstyle, chicken picking by using a pic and your fingers or only with a pic but I strongly recommend fingerstyle because it really gives the right sound and vibe. At the end of the tutorial I play the theme for you and go into improvisation to give you some inspiration - please also check that out. Easy Acoustic Fingerstyle Blues.pdf Easy Acoustic Fingerstyle Blues.gp

3 Easy Blues Double Time Pro Guitar Licks Many blues guitar players among you probably know the situation - you have a slow blues and when you really want to kick off some really cool doubles time runs in your guita rsolo and you don't know exactly how to do them and then they sound a little bit off timing or you sound like a noodling around on your guitar fretboard. Then this guitar tutorial is for you. Here I show you really easy tricks how to play double time in Slow Blues by using triplets or sextole licks. A triplet is 3 notes per beat and a sextole are six notes per beat. To understand these 2 timing signatures is the main trick you need to know to have a really solid timing in any Slow Blues or mid-tempo Blues setting. The 3 guitar licks I'm showing you are very simple to play and give some kind of a guideline how to create your own guitar licks and start to be creative in double time in blues. 3 Easy Blues Double Time Pro Guitar Licks.pdf 3 Easy Blues Double Time Pro Guitar Licks.gp Slow Blues A 50.mp3 Slow Shuffle C 80.mp3

You want to play Blues and sound like a pro and if you have problems with the key of E then this is a tutorial for you. The key of E is a special key on the guitar since we have open strings on the main pentatonic position number one. There are many players who take advantage of the special sound of this position with a lot of open strings but maybe you don't want to have this so much or you just don't know what to do with the key of E and so I show you three easy licks in the key of E minor were you really can sound like a pro guitarist. The main tick is to know the best sounding spots of any position of the pentatonics and make a combination of them and play over the entire fretboard. This looks cool and sounds cool. I going to explain you 3 blues guitar lickss which work really great in the key of E and at the end of the tutorial I give you some essential information how to work with those blues guitar licks and how to create your own blues playing style on the guitar. At the very end of the tutorial I going to play my version of this track. 3 Easy Pro Blues Licks in E.pdf 3 Easy Pro Blues Licks in E.gp 3 easy pro blues licks in E.mp3

Blues Chord Improvisation When it comes to Blues chord improvisation everybody would love to be completely free and to improvise with some really cool chords and ideas. In this example I am using chords of the Slow Blues by Mick Taylor. This riff contains 4 chords : E7 A7 / G¦A B7 First I analyze the chords and then the rhythm and then create some simple ideas on which you can develop during your chord improvisation. The trick to any chords improvisation is that you always refer to the original riff by chords and rhythm. You always have to keep the musical form going on in your improvisation even if you only play a very few notes as I am also showing you here in this tutorial. The riff of the Slow Blues by Mike Tayler can be learnt here : Blues Chord Improvisation.pdf Blues Chord Improvisation.gp

Minor Blues Riff Here you can learn my all-time favorite minor blues riff in the key of Am. Minor Blues Riff.pdf

Easy Pro Major Pentatonic Guitar Licks Here you can learn three easy pro major pentatonic guitar licks. The major pentatonic is very similar to the minor pentatonic. it is not used very often since the guitar is more like a minor instrument but when you have a song in a major key you have to use the major pentatonic. if you don't know the major pentatonic is very easy to achieve. Just move your normal minor pentatonic pattern 3 frets down move the root note the second note of the pattern and there we have it . major pentatonic sound pretty asian style and cheesy if you don't use it the proper way. In this tutorial I show you the three main licks which always work for major pentatonic and I must say these are the only three ones which really work with the major pentatonic. So in this case it's really good to know who don't relate so just follow my instructions and then you know how to use the major pentatonic in a professional proper way. Easy Pro Major Pentatonic Guitar Licks.pdf Easy Pro Major Pentatonic Guitar Licks.gp Easy Pro Major Pentatonic Guitar Licks.mp3

Slow Blues ( The Jack Style ) Here you can learn a Slow Blues in the style of “ The Jack “ by ACDC. This is a blues with 60 BPM and in the key of E. First I going to show you the chords and the chord riff which is played and which make the signature sound of this Blues and then I going to show you a simple improvisation with the Question - Answer - Resolution “ concept. The concept works like this : You first play a motive which represents the question then play It again. After that you play the answer then play the question again and at the end comes the resolution. This is the improvisation concept which is used conscious or unconscious in most of the Blues compositions and blues improvisations. I show you the musical motifs in detail and with the proper timing. That way you understand how you can variate them in a easy way by just making variations on the timing signature. If you want to play the Jack by ACDC exactly the way as it played just listen to the original song and adapt the chords and the chord riff you learned here to the chords which are used there. But they are more or less the same and the riff is a very common blues riff which got famous by the song of AC DC. The chords which are used here are : E7 / E7 / E7 / E7 / A7 / A7 / E7 / E7 / B / A7 / E7 / B Slow Blues E ( The Jack Style ) .pdf Slow Blues E ( The Jack Style ) .gp slow blues ( The Jack Style ).mp3

Nasty Blues Rock Here you can learn the main riff of my nasty blues rock tune " Run Bitch Run " - a cool hard driving blues rock played with a drop D tuning. Pretty easy to play and it has a great effect. Here you can listen to the full version of the song : run bitch run.mp3 Run Bitch Run.pdf

Easy Advanced Slow Blues Concept Here you can learn an easy Advanced Slow Blues concept. in this case it is a Slow Blues in the key of A and its in 50 beats per minute which is very slow. Because this is a very slow blues it is makes sense to have a more complex Blues form to make the whole song sound more interesting. Now the trick to have a very nice soloing in your Slow Blues is to understand the chords the music form and what you can play to those chords. This guitar tutorial shows you a complex Slow Blues form with advanced chords but a easy way to follow those chords and to have a very cool sounding solo guitar with only few notes on this Blues form. So to get started first learn the chords and the form and then which scales can be played to which chords. You really need to know the blues form by heart and be able to hear the chords even if you're not playing your guitar. Chords 2:10 Here are the courts displayed which are used in this Advanced Slow Blues. A7 / A7 / D7 / D#dim A7 F#m7 / B7 E7 / A7 D7 / A7 E7 Viewing those chords you notice that is not a usual Blues form it's more a mix between jazz blues and a simple Blues. We have to turnaround in this Blues one works on a 1-6 2-5 progression and the other one is normal Slow Blues turnaround with 1-4-1-5. Easy Lead Guitar 6:27 For the soloing we are using the a blues scale and a mix between the A minor pentatonic and the A major pentatonic. Now the trick is when do you use which scale and how he makes the whole thing to make it sound great. You can play the a blues scale on the over the entire blues form but think this is a very slow Blues we need to make it sound more interesting by using the other scale which is a mixture. you was the mixed scale on the chords D7 D# dim and on the turn around where the F#m and F#7 B7 shows up. To do this you need to know the form by heart and hear when the chords are coming. So The challenge on this advanced Blues is not the technical part since we're playing only few notes but it's to know exactly when which chord comes and when to play which notes which refers to the current chord. easy advanced slow blues concept.pdf easy advanced slow blues concept.gp Slow Blues A 50.mp3

Happy Country Blues Concept Here you can learn a happy Country Blues concept. This is a standard Blues form in G by using a very happy and cool let ring chord riff which follows the chords of these Blues form. So it is essential that you know that form by heart. I'm also showing you a scale which I invented. For this tutorial I call if they're happy country blues scale. But if you break the scale down it's a mixture between the minor blues pentatonic and the major pentatonic scale in G. We are just replacing the 4th note of the minor pentatonic which is the F with a E. The concept is giving you some advice how to play the chord Riff And then mixing it up with little solo passage has by using that happy country blues scale. The first 12 bars or the theme of these Blues and there are tabs available. After that you enter the improvisation and there you can mix up during improvisation with the chord riff and some own ideas by using the happy country scale. The cool thing of this music form he's that you can play very few notes or fast runs without scale and both are creating the same happy driving cool effect. But it is very important that you know the blues form and its chords by heart that you always can follow the chords with the riff I showed and with the scale. G7 / G7 / G7 / G7 C7 / C7 / G7 / G7 D7 / C7 / G7 / D7 Happy Country Blues.pdf Happy Country Blues.gp happy country blues .mp3

Easy Minor Blues Pro Phrasing Tricks Here I am showing you some very easy phrasing tricks way to work great on a minor blues in a medium tempo in the Gary Moore style. I am playing basically two guitar licks where I add those phrasing tricks to make them sound more professional and more sophisticated. 99.9% of all blues guitar solos. start with the very same lick. So it makes sense to learn the tricks how to make that lick sound more sophisticated by using anticipations or moving the timing of the lick around. the trick is that you start on slightly move the starting point by playing either 8 notes or 16 notes. By moving round the timing signature you create a great effect which sounds very professional. At the end of the solo you play your highlighted lick or you're best phrase with you can play and you can repeat it by using this phrasing trick as well and this way doesn't sound boring and you can really create a great one chord blues solo. we're the phrase and tricks I show you you can create a great professional sounding guitar solo even on a beginner or intermediate guitar playing level. The blues played has the following form : Bm / Em / Bm / Bm / Em / Em / Bm / Bm / G7 / F#7 / Bm / F#7 Easy Minor Blues Pro Phrasing Tricks.pdf Easy Minor Blues Pro Phrasing Tricks.gp minor blues Bm.mp3

Cool Solo Blues Here you can learn an easy to play and cool solo blues in the key of A. You learn the modules which you can fill into the standard blues form : A / D / A / A / D / D / A / A / E / D / A / E Cool Blues.pdf

Minor Blues Easy Motives Here you can learn how to develop an easy improvisation with question & anwser in a minor blues. If you have missed the timing variation tutorial I am talking about in this video. Here's the link to it - check it out if you havent done it yet Minor Blues Easy Motives.pdf minor blues Gm.mp3

Blues Motiv Variation ( Timing ) Here you can learn some simple tricks how you can make timing variations if you want to develop your motives in shuffle blues. Blues Motiv Variations - Timing.pdf shuffle blues A7 only.mp3

Forest Blues Here you can learn a nice blues I composed in the forest and which represents the color " green ". It is played with a Drop D tuning. More information about the connection of colors and music on my other website : http://www.farbmusik.com/eng Forest Blues.pdf

Dark SRV Blues Here you can learn a cool SRV or All them Witches style blues which is played with a Drop D Tuning. dark srv blues.mp3 Dark SRV Blues.pdf

Blues Chords Essentials Here you can learn all essentials of blues chords which you can use on any blues since the chords are Always 7th chords. You just need to transpose the chords which are showed here. Blues Chord Essentials.pdf shuffle blues A7 only.mp3