Foremost, I initiate by presenting a killer blues riff that mixes basslines, melody, and chords. These sorts of composite riffs are your playground after you look out these DVDs.

Following, I move across the blues "fundamentals". You will study chords , advancements, and beats that you can utilize to begin performing the blues right away... (Check 13:22)

Study how to utilize arpeggiated baselines to produce funky blues riffs (look out this at 18:33).

Study to perform blues shuffle designs. You will sound similar to achieved blues musician with these riffs and succeed the honor of still the knottiest blues crews (Discover it at 19:52).

How to combine Dom9 chords with the blues shuffle. You will study the favorite "9 chord" voicing utilized by nearly all advanced blues guitarist to produce slick-sounding riffs. (Watch 23:30)

Find out the wizard of the "13" chord, and how its utilized in blues songs to bring spirit to the I-IV change. It sounds composite just you can study it in nearly 3 minutes. (Study this at 26:28).

Study how to perform soulful minor key blues. Utilized in lots of blues songs , this is like traditional blues constructions, but uses minor and minor7 chords. You wil enjoy the sound of this. (See it at 28:18).

Addition you will study various tricks to spice up a blues, admitting a few interchange chord advances you likely have not found till. (Study it at 30:13).

How to integrate an Augmented chord into a blues advancement for may be one of the slickest blues turnarounds always. (See this at 31:09).

Study a mere, still effectual placement for performing any Robert Johnson song. (Hear to me sing the blues at 32:20).

Open the ability of the seldom utilized "8-bar" blues. Study various 8 bar advancements. (Watch it at 36:14).

Study to perform "Texas" style blues riffs - Watch 44:01).
By the way, DVD 1 is simply the "starter". DVD 2 is where the activity actually begins and will take your blues performing to some other proportion... Here is simply some of the matters you wil study on DVD 2:

Produce a wall of sound with The major third/minor third classic blues harmony... How to make eternal versions and complex sounds in a single chord (See Disc 2, 3:45)

A cool Clapton sounding lick that you can perform over a major chord to obtain an flash blues vibe! (Disc 2, 4:06)

A 12 note "quiet" lick that is assured to elaborate your operate over the base location pentatonic scale... (Disc 2, 4:30)

A classic "crunchy" double stop lick that implies hammer ons and the major/minor third blues harmony. You can mix this with shamble patterns or utilized it by itself for a emotional "spaced out" blues sound. (at 7:03)

Study how to perform a entire kind of cool blues licks based on the 3rd of the IV chord. It sounds technically complex, but it is not difficult to perform once you study it. (It is at 7:56).

Watch a cool Hendrix blues run at 8:51. This arrant lick is really bare to perform, and its comfortable to mingle with any blues system.

How produce bare licks similiar to descending down a pentatonic scale sound proficient. You require to experience how to decently mix this with the rhythm! Addition a chill trick blues masters have been utilizing for years to kick off this variety of riff in manner... See model 12 at 9:15.

How blues guitarists impart "quarter note" turns in several licks to obtain that classic blues sound. Catch the inner scoop on this proficiency at 10:08.

Make bare and lofty blues textures from 3-note voicings picked on the D,G, and B strings. These voicings not only sound smashing but your realizing of chords will amend. (at 10:57)

Strike yourself with "Piano voicing" blues chords... With these alone, advanced fingerings, you can perform riffs that would be usually unacceptable. You will understand what Iam speaking about at 13 minutes into the second disc.

Chill pentatonic licks mixed with shamble patterns in one unseamed rhythm - See models 17 and 18 at approximately 14:00...

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