Blues Lesson 2 - Blues Clichés - Glen Rose

www.glenrosejazz.com/
His lesson is an excerpt from "Blues Lesson Two" available on the web site. It picks up where "Blues Lesson One left off." I show how to make the popular and commonly used blues cliché that is a familiar part of the blues sound.
The full 55 minute lesson available on the website takes this basic cliché and shows many variations that can be made from it. Also blues scales and improvisational ideas are in the full lesson.
For more information, and more lessons on jazz and cocktail piano please visit the web site at: www.glenrosejazz.com/

[@jimmyo878]

I have been searching for a blues instructor for a long time and I finally found someone who goes step by step slowly, thank you Glen Rose! My Grandson just got a keyboard and after he gets a few fundamentals I'm seeding him to u, again Mr. Glen Rose (my new best friend) THANK YOU !

[@constancedugan7722]

great teacher...thank you glen

[@happysmiker]

thank you Glen..that was Amazing ...I'm waiting for lesson 3

[@jennywren8937]

Thanks Glen for making this easy to understand

[@thoitranhuu3350]

Thank you Glen... So much

[@jasper007s5]

Thanks Glen. Good stuff

[@ppsayl1235]

Thanks, Glen. Well done!

[@AyaLikeMolly]

Thanks a lot!very very detal lesson/

[@TheMagenAlex]

thanks for the lesson! being beginner I found it is hard to do these right hand finger changes (2,4) - (3,5) - (2,4)

[@WARDISWARD]

I am wondering are changing key signatures .
Meaning changing from cmaj to blues scale ..or is it iall on 1 scale ?

[@ed9709]

Too complicated.

[@atlrambo]

Got it yet??