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Great line! Yeah, they were awesome together! There's a really good documentary on Howlin' Wolf, too. What a unique and fascinating artist. I like watching the old documentaries... Chicago was such a wild time back when the Chicago Blues was thriving.

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

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