- Blues Rhythm and Lead Guitar Lesson
- The Double Stop: A Blues Rhythm / Lead Guitar Lesson
- The Turnaround
- Create Your Own Fingerstyle Compositions On The Guitar
- Blues Rhythm Guitar Lesson in the key of E
- B.B. King Guitar Lesson - Understanding His Approach
- Eric Clapton Blues Rhythm Guitar Lesson - Part 2: Advanced
- Eric Clapton Rhythm Guitar Lesson
- Reggae Guitar Rhythm Lesson
- Keith Richards Style Rhythm Guitar Lesson
- Bo Diddley Style Rhythm Guitar Lesson
- Blues / Rock Rhythm Guitar Lesson (Key of A)
- Slow Blues Guitar Lesson - Just Guitar
- Play an Easy Guitar Solo with Just 2 Notes
- Albert King Blues Guitar Lesson
- Simple Lead Played in the Major Pentatonic Scale (Key of E)
- How To Create a Solo Using Only 3 Notes - Using Both Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales
- Understanding The Major and the Minor (Blues) Pentatonic Scales
- Simple Blues Guitar Lick - 1 (Chuck Berry Style)
- Mark Knopfler Style Guitar Lesson - Lead Guitar
- Eric Clapton Style Blues Guitar Lesson
- Robert Cray Blues Guitar Solo Lesson
- BB King Blues Guitar Lesson
- Steve Cropper Funk Blues Rhythm Guitar Lesson
- Chet Atkins Fingerstyle Lesson: Very Basic
- Bending Strings: How To Bend Guitar Strings
- Beginner Guitar Course (FREE!)
In this lesson, we’ll continue looking at how Eric Clapton approaches playing blues rhythm guitar. This lesson is really a continuation of the previous Eric Clapton Rhythm Guitar Lesson, however this lesson is a little more advanced and has a lot of extra licks that spice it up. Neither of these Clapton lessons are direct copies of a particular song, but instead are a hybrid of common guitar phrases that he uses when playing rhythm. I had several requests for more Clapton rhythm stuff so hopefully this contains enough EC blues rhythm phrasing to satisfy. As always if you have any questions feel free to post here or in the forum and I’ll respond.
This is just great Brian. I liked the first Clapton rhythm you posted…and this is even better…again, I appreciate you taking the time to post these lessons..they are helping me tremendously…thanks again.
This is really great stuff…. I was wondering if you could maybe post a lesson in the style of the late great Stevie Ray, if at all possible.
Keep up the good work, and rock on.
Brian, your lessons are really good, I can’t believe they’re free. You must be a Christian, thank you so much!
Brian….thank you very much for the lessons they are great. After trying to learn scales and modes and stuff I didn’t understand this is really good. Now with some practice I’ll be able to play songs right away. I appreciate it.
Thank you, you’re a great teacher and i’ve learned already a lot from you!
Tijs
Late to the party, but this is great stuff. In other news, Joe Lem’s comment above is awesome. I love the smell of reverent condescension…
Thank, Brian. I hope we get more. It took about a week (a newbie) but I finally got it
Brain, you have a gift and are making a difference in this world for all of us wanting to play guitar well. Cheers to you!!
finaly geting the idea now. after spending months watching clapton videos but these vids of yours are easer to follow and im learning a lot faster. thanks bud
i have now learnd most of the blues rythem lessons including eric claptons dident think id do it in 4 weeks, only been playing guitar for 2 years sombody buy me a strat or a telecaster please
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