West Coast and Texas Jump Blues Guitar Module by Tommy Harkenrider
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This is my 4th Jump Blues Module focusing on my favorite West Coast and Texas guitarists. This 4 video package focuses on signature solo ideas of T-Bone Walker, Goree Carter, Gatemouth Brown, Pee Wee Crayton, Pete Lewis, Jimmy Nolen, and early Albert Collins. It is designed for beginners and advanced. I take lines and apply them to the key of Bb, with attention to technique, accent, and tempo. I tried to build a profile of each of these players by listening to there songs. Once I isolated repetitive quotes and rhythmic phrases I transcribed them for this module. I use chord tones and CAGE grips to reinforce the memorization of some of these quotes. The end goad is an understanding of jump blues for players that are new to the style, but also be able to add depth to more advanced players desiring more detail. This was a fun journey for me and helped quantify ideas that I have learned or always wanted to learn. The complete video downloads are available on my website www.tommyharkenriderguitar.com. Just scroll to the bottom of my homepage.
You would be a fool not to order this course! Tommy is the real deal and is teaching you properly
Grabbed my LP and played along with these great little licks Tommy.........love seeing your Gibsons too.......thanks.
Brilliant lesson
Superb!!!!
Excellent playing and discussion .. and that 330 sounds wonderful!
It is a good sounding 330. Thanks man
Thanks for sharing Tommy. This is exactly the music I love to listen to and play. Well I don't play this style but I need to follow your videos and learn how.
By the way, my apologies that I have never heard of you before but I am a fan of Chris Corcoran and I saw you pictured with him on Facebook and looked you up here and glad I did. Thanks for the music.
Very nice lesson
Glad you liked it! Thanks so much
Good stuff Tommy 👍
This is the stuff.
Thank You
😎💕👍
So ding damned hip.
How to get that woody tone ? I've heard people get that sound from a strat as well and I cant figure how they are doing it ?
It's the guitar and amp buddy. P90 pickups definitely help. An easy thing to do is roll your tone back on the guitar. Other easy thing is use bigger strings. As far as setting up the amp don't boost the highs you want the mids to come up. If you are using a blackface amp that is naturally mid scooped have the highs equal to the lows. Hopefully this gets you in the ball park.
@@TommyHarkenriderguitar ok I see. Thanks for the help. I just discovered your page and I absolutely love it.
I wish you would do the "lesson" without the bass machine and slower - those licks are hard even for us that think they can do jump blues?
tabs included?
No tabs for this one man.
Sorry, you do slow down for the meat of the lesson. Thanks.