Slow Blues in A minor

[Alan K]

Just felt I needed to go off on a tangent. Try to incorporate improv within lessons going forward.

[John B]

Super sweet blues. Less is so much more!!!! Your bends are really pretty.

[Anonymous]

That was a great effort Alan. Looks like you’re targeting all the areas on the neck and staying in key. I think learning to improvise takes jumping in the deep end and just doing it. Looks like you’re off to a great start. Sounded great. Keep it up!

[Anonymous]

That was a great effort Alan. Looks like you’re targeting all the areas on the neck and staying in key. Looks like you’re off to a great start. Sounded great. Keep it up!

[Dieter]

Very cool.

Dieter

[John H]

Great job on this. And yes, your target notes are spot on. Great tone as well.

[James B]

Sounding good Alan. Adding your own phrases to Brian’s lessons puts you on the fast track.

James

[Dave K]

Some slow and sweet blues playing there. Awesome man, I loved it!

[Lights]

Really cool sound and tone, played with great touch!
Lights.

[Alan K]

Thanks fellow AM’rs. My practice used to consist of scaling through backing tracks and learning a few songs. Continued to do this while I added this site and suffered an over-use injury. I’m pretty much healed now but I’m just sticking to this site now and pacing myself.

[Craig S]

Great use of space and silence.

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