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Here you find a great working sheet to get you advanced shuffle blues guitar nailed. You find the scales which are used and a selection of licks and elements which you can use on the chords A7, D7 and E7. The backing track is a standard shuffle blues in the key of A : A7 / A7 / A7 / A7 D7 / D7 / A7 / A7 E7 / D7 / A7 / E7 These files are associated to this tutorial here :

This is an advanced slow blues guitar arrangement in the key of G. Even the track is very slow is an avanced blues guitar task due to the nature of the slow speed, which requires a good timing and the mixture of lead guitar and blues guitar chords. But for sure it's also a great challenge for any intermediate blues guitar player. The backing track is only drum and bass to give you the full creative space on guitar. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Here you find the tabs of an arrangement of mine to the old gospel song " Amazing Grace ". I have made a blues solo guitar arrangement for you. It's quit easy to play. The audio file attached show you how the tabs exactly sound - but you can also make your own variations to this song. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Here you find a cool selection of professional blues guitar double stop licks which you can use on the alternate changing chords G7 / C7. The backing track is basicly a loop between those 2 chords so you have a lot of space to practice those licks. You can use any of those licks on any other x7 chord. You just need to adapt it. But it works best on the I / IV progression in any blues progression. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Mojo Blues Guitar - Tabs & Backing Track Here you can the tabs of the riff of an advanced mojo blues guitar. This works fine together with the backing track which is only drum and bass. The chords displayed can be used inside the form to perform an improvisation or an alternative blues guitar riff. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Sophisticated Slow Blues Guitar - Tabs, Audio & Backing Track Here you find a really tasty and sophisticated 8 bar blues in A with some unusual chord progressions which create a mixture between jazz and blues but can be played bluesy. While the chords are in fact influenced by jazz the solo is really simple to play from the technical side but also follows the chords. I have added 2 audio files one is the original backing track and one the tabs as played together with the backing track. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Drop D Grooving Shuffle Blues Guitar - Tabs & Backing Track This is a version of a shuffle blues guitar song played with a drop D tuning. It's a normal 12 bar blues form but the ending has an alternative chord progression which is more fun on this song. The backing track is only drum and bass following the chords. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Street Blues Guitar Studies 2 - Tabs & Audio Here you find the tabs and the audio of a version of street blues guitar which can work find just with one guitar but also with a band. The first part is the theme of the blues and the 2nd part is an example for an improvisation. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

More Blues Guitar Chords ( G )- Tabs & Backing Track ( Drum + Bass only ) Here you find the tabs of one chorus of a blues guitar solo in the key of G. It works in any band setting but especially in the trio with only drum, bass and guitar it works great since the chords fill out the sound really nice. The backing track is only drums and bass so that you can really work on this topic here. Here you find the tutorial associated to these files :

3 Blues Guitar Chord Solos - Tabs & Backing Track These are the tabs of 3 chorus of a blues in Bb where you can learn how to play a blues chords guitar solo. The chords are typical blues but also quite jazzy. You can practice the blues chord solo with the backing track. It's only blues drum and bass in the key of Bb. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Juicy Funk Blues Guitar - Tabs & Backing Track Here you can the tabs to a great juicy funk blues guitar riff in the key of E. The chords are a bit tricky to grab. For the A7 and G7 use the thumb for the low E-string to grab that chord. The tempo of the backing track is 72 bpm so make sure you have this laid back vibe in your playing. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Blues Guitar - Triplet Studies : Tabs & Backing Track Here you find a selection of exercises where you can practice triplets on a blues in A. The riffs which are displayed can just be moved to D or E when you want to practice then to the whole blues form. The licks and melody lines work at any spot of the backing track. The backing track is just drum and bass over the standard 12bar blues form in A. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Street Blues Guitar Studies - Tabs & Audio File Here you find one chorus of a blues in A played only with one guitar and no backing track. This is the type of blues a street musician would play with one guitar. It works that you play an entry lick and then the rhythm guitar by following the form of this standard blues. First the entry lick is played in 8th's, then tripplets and then 6-toles. Later you can replace the entry licks by your own creation. The audio is showing how this version sounds like. These files are associated to this tutorial here :