4 Types of Blues Turnarounds You Should Know
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- Tuesday Blues #230 - mybgi.net/2HdTu7K
Blues turnarounds are just plain fun to play and you should definitely have a few in your back pocket.
In this lesson, we're going to zoom out a bit and take a look at 4 types of blues turnarounds that you can hear over and over again in the Blues.
Cool thing is that the basic turnarounds in these categories can serve as a launching pad for your own unique ideas. In the video, we'll embellish a couple of the basic ideas to have some fun with things.
Now, this doesn't mean that these are the ONLY types of turnarounds. If you stumble on one that doesn't fit in these 4 categories, leave a comment and let's collect a cool basket of turnarounds.
Have fun!
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Great lesson. I particularly like the, clear and concise music theory background too. You’re a good teacher. Teaching the whole concept not just the “tabs.”
Thanks, Roger! Glad it was helpful. Have a great day!!
Me too. I have listened to your lesson several times so that the fathomless rules you talking about become true with my Yamaha. Thanks a lot for your kind efforts !!
very useful playing. Most blues guys know probably 2 or 3 of these turn arounds, I like how you showed the ones that included the bass notes to them.
Thanks for the comment, Tyler. I really enjoy playing the ones that have movement in the bass too. Cheers!
Thanks, John. That was a very helpful lesson Keep up the great work. Much appreciated!!
Thank you, William! Really appreciate the comment and glad to know it's helpful to you. Play On!
That’s a sweet axe - great tone and intonation 👍🏼
John you're a great instructor. Thank you, sir, for your great work and your sharing! Awesome.
These are some amazing turn arounds.. i need to learn these..
Hi John, I have listened to this lesson several times and I really enjoyed you. I am still having trouble but I just keep practicing over&over. Thanks much for your teaching.
It is a great lesson and promise if you stay at it, you will most certainly see it "all come together". I've been playing for 31 years and Stevie Ray's "Pride and Joy" for over 20 of it and once I learned the exact notes of the turn around, just played it repeatedly until it became something as easy and automatic as any tool you need "right off the shelf".
very elegant articulation of many abstract, but essential concepts. very nice work.
Simply brilliant.
Applied this to the piano,thx!. Been playing for years, but this is how you pick up new little ingredients...
already listened 10 times john, great lesson!
Love the chain lightning blues reverse turnaround
Thanks so much,John! Great lesson!!
Sounds absolutely worthwhile!
That was freaking awesome! WOW, thank you!
Watching this on my lunch break and now I can’t wait until my shift is over to play some haha. Thanks for the lesson
You are a gifted teacher. Concise, with just enough theory to help, but not so much that heads go muddy. Keep it up brother.
I appreciate that! Many thanks, Robert!
Great teacher I've been watching for a couple weeks now and learned a lot
Nice lesson! Dig the acoustic blues style!
Great lesson!
Brilliant !
I think you’re a great teacher as well as player! Thanks, man!
Thank you! Really happy to have you out there learning along David! Cheers!
Excellent lesson, I really enjoyed it. Thank you!
Having that Vision of being a Teacher/Guitar especially is a BIG ROLE to take on! Much bigger and more important than most people think! You are the FIRST person I could actually sit with and watch and learn because you make it OBVIOUS that YOU REALLY want us to learn this in a NICE and EASY, COMFORTABLE and most of all, ACCESSIBLE way! You are a GREAT TEACHER! I have NO reason to say that other than it's TRUE! I REALLY wish I could get some individualized learning from you! I play by ear and I'm damn damn good, not to brag, but most people see that and hear that when someone plays by ear and they are blown away BUT I DON'T EVEN KNOW ONE ACTUAL CHORD, YET I PLAY OVER 60 CHORDS PROBABLY! I MAY HAVE INVENTED THEM ALL, I don't even know! I did it out of NECCESSITY and DESIRE. Passion for LEARNING but having NO TEACHER that could help me really! Wow. You're GOOD! REALLY REALLY GOOD! This is your CALLING! Thanks for putting your life and your heart into this! It's REALLY VERY IMPORTANT! Don't Go AWAY!!!!
Thanks, Joseph! That's really kind of you and I dig your enthusiasm. Now you got me curious if you did invent any chords 😎
Thank you John. Well done and you made it easy to understand.
Thanks Donald - cool last name :)
Thanks, very helpful lesson for me 😊👍🏽
That guitar sounds killer. And great lesson. Thanks.
I like the last turnaround. Bert Jansch uses it in "Come Back baby". He never considered himself a blues player, but he plays better than most.
Or, I should say a similar turnaround.
John, this is an excellent lesson. It cleared up a lot of confusion for me regarding the theory of the turnaround. Many thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Love Robert Lockwood Jr. Black Spider Blues Turnaround. It's haunting.
Pretty cool , good instruct , valuable basic for beginning intermediate ... tx
Best lessons on RUclips bro!!
Hubert Sumlin had a signature turnaround lick he used a lot. Listen for it in his solo in Howling Wolf’s 300 Pounds of Heavenly Joy. Love it!
Cool video. Thanks.
Very cool turn arounds, they make blues a lot of fun.
Exactly what I needed, thanks!
Awesome!
Excellent lesson and info.
Perfect quick lesson, man. Not too slow. Thanks.
good stuff! Thanks!
love the stuff
Thanks ,these turnarounds are exactly what I’ve been needing to learn ,Boom!
Awesome!
Fabuloso!!!
Gracias John!
Thank you, Adan! Always happy to see a comment from you!
Thank you. Quick and easy. Cheers, maha.
You're welcome!
You are a great teacher.
Merci pour ces bons plans !
Descending! Thanks!!
Bravo,je suis francophone au Québec. Vous êtes un excellent pédagogue, calme, voix chaleureuse, diction parfaite. J'apprends beaucoup avec vous. Tout est simple sans être simplet.Merci pour votre travail 🙏👍🙋
Great thanks
Thx for your very good lessons. I am working on it. Oegstgeest Holland
Thanks, Mary!
Thank you. The descending G7, C, E flat7, D7, G cool!
Good stuff. I will play these until I can do it in my sleep. Take a look at SRV's Rude Mood turn around. It's super cool.
Good stuff! Thank you
Thank You!
👏👏👏👏👏
Brilliant video, thank you so so much! ⭐️
Thank you, Paul!
0:34 turnaround 1
3:20 turnaround 2
5:33 turnaround 2a
7:06 turnaround 3
8:04 turnaround 4
Great lesson. Thank you. I know turnarounds, but getting the classes or types is extremely helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Cheers, Paul!
Excellent explanation. Thank you.
Thank you, Daniel! Appreciate you watching and commenting. Play On!
Realy nice !
Thanks from Mont-Tremblant Québec...
Thank you, Bruno! Cheers!
Very cool lesson:)!
This is the best video I've found to explain turnarounds great mate Thankyou 👍👍
Awesome, thank you! Glad it helped Cheers!
I dig the last one, nice. I just learned the sweetest turn around in e. Digging your lessons
Awesome! Thank you!
I remember when this guy used to chase tornados with Hellen Hunt.
brigs1370 good one! I saw the resemblance as soon as I read your comment! Good laughs!
Rip
Game over man!! Game over!!
Tom Cruise's Meaningless character : "Master Sergeant Farell, you're an American?"
Bill fucking Paxton's epic reply : "Y no, sir. I'm from Kentucky."
brigs1370: How could Bill Paxton have recently come out with a guitar tutorial when he's been dead for almost two years? And it's Helen Hunt by the way.
Sounds great. Thanks. Examples went quickly for slow learners (like me). I'll try working on this.
Who knew Bill Paxton was such a darn good guitarist!! Seriously though, great lesson, thank you
This is awesome,
Hey bro, thanks for the lesson, Greetings from Tanzania East Africa
great lessons
Awesome
Excelent informative and helful. Tx super teacher.🎸
Sublime stuff John 🙅♂️
Thanks, James! Hope all's well with you my friend. Cheers!
LUV this THANKS again!!
Hey again, Greg! Thanks for the comment and really glad to hear you dig this buddy!
I have an old LP of Mr. Johnson, but it took me decades to realise how good he was. Some familiar sounds in this very clear and well-done tutorial. I seem to do better watching fingers and listening than interpreting tabs or (shudder) all those little golf clubs. :-) Guess I'll have another go at it now.
Thanks and I agree. I didn't realize how difficult his style is until I really listened. Very nuanced playing and that, to me, is part of the magic. Cheers!
Very cool video. Terminology on point and very helpful.
Glad it was helpful, thanks Kyle!
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Wow thank you so much, I really appreciate that!!
0:33; 2:32; 5:34; 6:03; 8:05; 9:00
great youtube rec!
yyepper, like the way you communicate ! "That's rare in this industry!"
Great practical lesson also contrary motion is what going up in bass and down in treble and
vice versa is called.
Or counterpoint, you know like what musicians who have gone to places like Berklee & Juliard call it... 😒
Great turnarounds! Nice instruction. 🎸🔥
Glad you liked it! Thanks, Tim!
super stuff, thx!
How are you not the greatest blues teacher on RUclips?
Lol
great lesson, well explained
Glad you liked it!
Thanks, I see hours of new stuff to work on here, I love learning and I’m 58... great teaching style, pay no attention to the haters, they are jealous.
Hey again, Glen! Thanks man, I appreciate the support and really dig the fact that your learning this awesome style of music my friend!
Blues Guitar Institute John, I love this music, and your teaching style is awesome. I’m really glad I found you man!
Great teaching
Thank you
Thanks!
Helpful , thank you!
Great! Thanks for the comment!
love that Larrivee
Thank you! It's been my #1 from the moment we met :)
You can hear most of these in Eric Clapton's unplugged album. I recognized a lot of these turnarounds!
I thought the exact same thing. I learned all the songs on unplugged and I think he literally just took those turnarounds and made a video
My thoughts exactly
He heard them from Robert Johnson recordings, but they didn't belong to RJ either !
@@MadMarvelTPresents Nope. For all the hype, Clapton plays standard stuff.
Thank you, greate video :)
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
Thankyou for this video. Very nice.
But as a recommendation
Will be good to ADD the Tabs here in the video!!!
What a beautiful guitar! And message!
I just come across this gent. Thanks.. I'll try this out with some other things I've been enjoying. I did subscribe and we'll see.. good approach.
Thanks, David!
Rolling Stone's Little by Little comes to mind with that E one. (not sure if that was the original key)
There are some really interesting turnaround in Theodis Ealey's work; check out 'all my baby left me was a note, my guitar and a cookie jar'
That’s a great sounding guitar.
Thank you. 👍
thx!
Your #2 "Pedal" turn around can be played at either the 1st + 4th string or the 2nd. + 5th., either way, the fingering juxtaposition remains that same. I use it all the time. I call it the Robert Johnson Turn Around and it is so easy and kool...! Then, as with any turn around, you can apply three different types of triplets, quarter notes or eighth notes and mix them up any way you want to and have dozens of slightly different turn arounds. Multiply that times the four examples shown here and you've got a lifetime supply, bluesman...
Love all these turn-a-rounds. The one that has that funny word to describe it,..you know with the ascending and descending lines, I seem to want to play a C9 down to a B9 but finger picked but only with the inner 4 strings. I think it sounds real nice. (Would that be a 5 1/2 chord to the 5 chord? Lol Thanks again! You’ve given me some much needed spark!