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In this tutorial I talked about how to play a great acoustic blues guitar solo performance. Think about the blues guitar player in the streets of New Orleans or a similar scene where you just sit there with your acoustic steel-string guitar and you want to play blues without any band. That's what this tutorial is about. This tutorial is divided in three parts, first I show an easy theme which is played in the key of A, then I play a simple blues guitar rhythm guitar and show you how to improvise by using the a minor pentatonic and the simple chords which I showed you and at the end I going to give some instructions how you really put things together correctly. Here you find the standard blues form which is very important to know by heart : A / A / A / A D / D / A / A E / D / A / E Pay really closed attention of my final notes at the end about timing, rhythm and form. Acoustic Blues Guitar Solo Performance.pdf Acoustic Blues Guitar Solo Performance.gp

Really good tutorial HP............thank you!

The Sky Is Crying ( Gary B.B. Coleman ) - Guitar LessonHere you can learn the minor blues " The Sky Is Crying " as played by Gary B.B. Coleman. I talk about the chords and the rhythm guitar which is played in his recording. I also analyze his playing style and talk about it then show you how he is doing his signature style and then show you 2 licks which are always used in minor blues and then talk about playing a minor blues in general. The Sky Is Crying ( Gary B.B Coleman ).pdf The Sky Is Crying ( Gary B.B. Colman ).gp the sky is crying.mp3

View File Diatonic Chord Progressions and Patterns - Melodic Minor Here you find the diatonic chord progressions of melodic minor in the key of Cm and Gm. These 2 keys represent all patterns which start either on the E or A string. Melodic minor has a strange sound which one might get used to but is often used in classical music or in Jazz in " modal interchange " situations. There is a backing track added where you can practice to use the harmonic minor modes. You can use the C melodic minor patterns which you see in the exercises or you can also transpose the patterns with root note on the E-string as well. The backing track is just playing the harmonic minor modes one by the next : Cm6 / Cm6 / Dm7 / Dm7 / Ebmaj7#5 / Ebmaj7#5 / F7#11 / F7#11 / G7b13 / G7b13 / Am7b5 nat.9 / Am7b5 nat.9 / B7alt / B7alt Submitter admin Submitted 03/14/2024 Category Theory & Exercises  

A classic tune - everybody should check that one out