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1 day ago · This is one of my favorite acoustic blues guitar moves for the first few bars of the 12 bar blues form… It uses some little chords and inversions in the key of E (using E7)…
6 days ago · It’s very simple: There are two versions of every chord. For a Cmaj7 chord, you have one with the root on the 5th string and the 3rd and 7th on the middle strings. The other version has the root on the 6th string, but the 3rd and 7th are still on that middle string set. Having the chord on the middle string set is important because it makes a ...
Oct 9, 2024 · If you play it once you can call it a lick, if you play it more often you can call it a riff ;) It‘s up to you. You can use it for a Blues in A. Have fun!#bl...
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Oct 6, 2024 · In this blog post, we’ll explore different styles of blues chords, common chord progressions, and how to use chord extensions to add color and complexity to your playing. We’ll also introduce you to my ebook, BluesCraft, which is designed to help you dive deeper into the art of blues guitar.
2 days ago · The B section is demonstrating another cool and common trick, like used by the Beatles where they play the major IV chord, going into the minor IV chord (which is technically speaking out of key, but sounds so nice!). Here the chords for the B section is D-A-G-Gm and the trick is to really outline when that Gm kicks in!
Sep 20, 2024 · 553 Views. Sep 20 2024. Learn how to play the A Major Pentatonic Blues Scale In Position #1 #guitarlessonsforbeginners #guitarlessons #guitar #guitarscales Link to A Major Pentatonic Scales ...
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Sep 27, 2024 · In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn several ideas for making a standard blues chord progression sound more interesting, all while learning a blues composition that you can play by yourself.
