Acoustic 12 bar blues played with a single drum track. Guitar Lesson - EP575
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn how to play an acoustic blues with no other instrumentation other than a single drum track. Playing along with only a drum has many advantages (discussed in the video).
To view the Part 2 video, and download the MP3 jam tracks, and TAB for this lesson, visit: www.activemelo...
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Brian this one is brilliant! I am so happy to be a subscriber for a couple years. Your courses gave me a foundation and this sort of stuff is icing on the cake.
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I feel like your talking to me when you say " know you see it ? " light bulb moments lol. I'm right at that level now where a lot of your lessons are exactly what I need to hear. Use to watch you years ago then I got to that stuck point with doing just scales and cowboy cords. Now I'm just seeing things in a whole new light with triads, playing cord tones etc. Can't thank you enough!
Great lesson!!! So glad I joined premium! Man so many light bulbs went off on this lesson! Thanks, you really pour your heart into these lessons!
there are different ways to teach, but in my humble opinion yours is the best, thanks!!!!!!!!!!
Another Terrific lesson. Every time I watch your videos, I feel like the guitar knowledge door creeks open just a bit further. I don't know how else to explain it. Players all around certainly feel the same. Thanks Brian. I would have never came up with that five chord embellishment. Brilliant.
These type of lessons are why I have been a member for the last 3 years--they always make want to pick up the guitar and learn. Thank you!
Great stuff here! The harmonized walk downs, the pattern 3 box on strings 6,5 &4 and the how it slides to pattern 4 with strings 4 &3! The turnaround is classic!
my friend just got a cajon - this will be a great one to try to get down!
Excellent like always 👌 👍
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Great stuff! I really enjoy this lesson!
Great lesson … the ‘bells’ are ringing! You make the complicated simple … just follow the dots … cheers mate!
Another great lesson.
Another amazing lesson that I have to learn! Love the licks & turnaround & playing with the drum track really ties the song together. This should be pretty easy for just about anyone & sounds so good. Thank you Brian! 🎸
Good stuff right there. I can’t play it but Brian sure does a great job, so I can listen to him.
THANK YOU for the new lesson of blues sound in the key of E:)
Another great lesson, thank-you 👏
waouuu really happy to find your channel today and this particular lesson, i learned a lot !! thanks from france
Awesome, I love it! Thanks Brian thumbs 👍 🎸 🇨🇦
I am looking forward to this lesson
Thanks Brian. This is amazing.
Very enjoyed the lesson, thanks Brian 👍👍👍
Thanks Brian, this is a fun lesson. I was first inclined to fingerpick it which does work well, and once I've got it down will work on hybrid picking it w/flatpick since that's one of my weaker skills. Great balance of muy stealable licks backed up with theory, as always. Understanding why something works is so darn important IMO - Mark
Wonderful lesson. While I haven't seen all 575 of your posts, I have yet to see 1 that I didn't hit the like button and go to lesson 2. 👍👍👍👍👍
Love your stuff. I am not as good as I should be, but you keep me pushing on! Also try to translate some into my Uke.
Great summer song!!
Great lesson!
0:14 That arpeggio is beautiful.
Sounds funkyfresh!
So cool 😎 love it ... thx
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Bravo
such a great video
Very sweet!
Another great track, looking forward to getting this one up to speed. I'm struggling to think of any constructive criticism! Last week's lesson was titled something like 'learn this to play like a pro..' which was a little clickbaity. Glad you've gone back to the usual simple straightforward title this week - just my taste, I dislike all these videos with silly titles like 'learn this one thing to MASTER the guitar!'
Brian's relieved you deem this week's title acceptable. He was greatly concerned about it. See how much weight he lost worrying??
You are a fantastic player. If you don’t mind my asking, how many takes average do you do to get a clean recording…. It would take me a hundred!
i did several versions - to try and nail something decent.
Hi Brian, again a delicious one! 😐 didn’t see aaall of your videos, of course, but I would be curious to ear you talking about the « before the time / in the time/ after the time » notion of play… 🤓 Wish you the best. Please go on.
Great ❤ tune for camping season. Who knows a simple drummachine? Bart the Belgian
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Such a good video can you do another one in the key of f with some double stops heading up the neck to the bb box and with the blues scale. I would like to know how do you manage adding lyrics and singing while playing and when do you focus on the fills and embellishments. I can’t seem to sing a different melody while playing, I tend to match the singing notes to the guitar notes I play
This has a great sound, Brian. Which guitar ya playin'?
The bass tone is great for this.
Love the idea of playin' with a drum track, too.
Actually never tried it, I'll usually add percussion by tapping or slapping the gee-tar.
Sometimes slappin' dem strings works, too!
Anyhoo, thanks! As usual!
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that classic blues walk down utitilzed the root and itt 6th, I've notied... it sounds really good, my question are there other variations that sound good? i tried the rooth and flat 7th but it wasn't nearly as satisfying
Great lesson, just the way those dots are on your neck may be a bit confusing to some viewers I think.
I have tried to play and what you have shown is very helpful, but my problem is with using the pick, is there any kind of learning tool to help with using a pick. I am a former Bass player, but would love to learn to play blues guitar, any advice would be greatly appreciated
The key to playing with a pick is to hold it between the thumb and first finger with only about one third (30%) of the pick showing. Attack the strings at roughly a right angle (90 degrees) and learn to pick using down AND up strokes. If you do a search on RUclips on holding guitar pick (or plectrum) correctly, I'm sure you'll get a ton of stuff 👍
Great stuff thanks 🙏