The Power of Albert King's Slow Blues
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Course Link: texasbluesalle...
Here's the remastered 4K solo demonstration from "Albert's Influence: Slow Blues (2nd Edition)". I'm not sure how well the audio and video improvements will translate after RUclips compresses the life out of it, but I'm happy with the results.
You can get access to the 2nd Edition as soon as it is released by joining the TXBA Locals. You'll get note-for-note teaching for the solo AND the rhythm guitar part, the SoundSlice tablature for each, and three different backing tracks (only rhythm guitar, only lead guitar, and no guitars).
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##About The Course
Albert King defined the modern sound of Slow Blues with songs like Blues At Sunrise and Blues Power. His bending-heavy style conveyed tension in a way that no one before him had done.
Stevie Ray Vaughan copied Albert’s slow blues playing, and millions of guitar players copied it from him. Whether players study Stevie or Albert directly, Albert’s influence on the sound of modern slow blues guitar cannot be overstated.
This course will teach you how to emulate Albert’s slow blues style, with all the tension, passion, and anger heard in his recordings.
Albert is my guitar hero. His songs are so much fun. Great video
Saw him play at the Town Hall in Birmingham UK, supported by Walter Trout.
Ah great. You have evolved the Albert King style even more. You gotta shout "woooo" in between some licks though : )
I knew something was missing 😂
This way you can play both Albert King and SRV playing, all at the same time.
Right, this really shows the influence Albert had on SRV. Distinct similarities and differences.
Just wanna say thanks again your courses taught me how to play guitar and this course is the main one I used albert is my hero 👌🏾👌🏾captured his style well
Thanks so much. I appreciate the feedback.
@@Texasbluesalleyalso the changes are very noticeable it’s like a whole new backing track
The only part of it that's the same is the lead guitar part. Every other part of it was redone.
Ditto! I bought this course back in the "DVD days" and it's worth every penny. The instruction is the best I've ever found over the last 20-odd years and still my go to guy.
You nailed his tricky bends.
killer blues and tone.
Wow what a tone .
Very nicely done. Albert was a beast.
Sounds pretty good, like Albert with some of your own style 🔥👍
Yes sir
Real fine playing…🙏😇😍
Thats insane.
I wish these lessons were still available on dvd. I’m too dumb to figure out how to do it myself.
So much easier with the pentatonic stickers 👍
Damn those bends are piercing man good stuff
Amazing.
Beautiful 😍
Try playing a RH guitar, upside down as a lefty. He was an AMAZING guitarist! 👏
I can't fathom how anyone plays guitar that way, but he made it work.
@@Texasbluesalley Honestly, I think it was just in his heart and soul. He just knew how to do it. Thanks for your post
Awesome
@Texas Blue Alley Where can I find the guitar fretboard map?
Is that a thing? Love to see it
Stickers on the guitar looked like a Gm pentatonic
Rippin tone !
Yeeeee! Let king great again!
Where did you get those fret stickers?
No wonder his guitar was always going out of tune. The bends and the vibrato is awesome
Yeah, monster bends 👑