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In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play a driving blues rhythm by playing triads and double stops. I’ll show you where these triads come from so that you can start to use them when you improvise. Strum patterns are included. The MP3 jam track with this lesson is available in multiple tempos as well.
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JohnStrat says
Wow thats going to take some catching Thank again Brian
JohnStrat says
Brian the more I listen to this lesson the more I can see why it is an exceptionally useful and instructive piece. I shall certainly be givi ng it lots of attention. And it really grows on you too.. JohnStrat
Michael Allen says
I love it and it’s going to be a challenge for me. Thanks for another great lesson!
Paul D says
Fantastic playing. Haven’t sat down with my guitar yet to learn it but I know my rhythm playing is going to improve tons just by watching the lesson. Thanks Brian. I know what I’ll be doing tommorow
Jim M says
Roots of Rock’n’Roll !!!
charjo says
Great lesson, this one’s really going to appeal to the rhythm players. I’m a little disappointed there’s no new guitar this week;-)
John
Raymond P says
Great lesson Brian. This will be a lot of fun to practice and play.
Thanks
Ray P
Ted D Boy says
Nice one Brian, I loved it!
I have been playing around with this type of stuff for a while now and this was right up my alley.
Bill W2 says
One of your best ~!
Buster89 says
Great lesson Brian. Great connecting the dots with previous lessons.
San Luis Rey says
Thanks for another great lesson Brian. I am beginning the appreciate the importance of these different chord voicings. It does have a bit of a Steve Cropper feel.
Matt D says
Very useful
Cheers
Scott P says
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Scott
Dana C says
Great rhythm! But your video doesn’t seem to follow the PDF. Or maybe I just missed something?
Brian says
Dana, it’s the correct tab for this lesson.
Ron M says
Great rhythm piece of guitar playing!! Thank you,Brian for this awesome lesson!!!
Greetings,
Ron
Robisfunky says
Hmmm.. This is a little different. Nice!
videorov says
Nice lesson.
Gary D says
How about some lead ideas for this lesson
Bluesplayer24 says
HOME RUN !!!!!!
Brian you’re on Fire these last few weeks..
Just incredible
wrightclick says
Great stuff Brian ,can you remember the lesson number which closely resembles this one i almost got it by memory ? it’s fantastic as you go on you start to recognise licks from other lesson’s and how phrases are re used or recycled and end up sounding different . I like the refer it back to the chord you drill in to us all the time it is really the best way to learn for sure .
Colin S says
Many thanks mate. You can teach! and no mistake. Wonderful website.
guild618 says
I like the 2 tempo jam tracks
Mark R says
Cracking lesson, I’m right into Cliff Gallup at the moment. Whilst this lesson wasn’t a rockabilly tutorial, a truck load of these licks can be slotted into that genre.
Thank you so much, my playing has improved out of site in the last 18 months since I have become a regular subscriber. More triads, easy to play sound awesome…
Bob Utberg says
Good stuff Brian. I am new to your “classroom” and I really love what you are teaching, how you teach it and don’t just play over our heads like some great players (but not-so-good teachers) do all the time. Keep on Rockin’ and Bluesin’ on my friend!
Bob Utberg – Parker, CO . (aka Bobby Ut)
Michael C says
Brian, this is excellent, your teachings, the MP3 files–normal and slow versions–I download them, draw them into a track of my Music Program, and record my solos onto another track. And the On-Screen Tab viewer….just great. I never subscribed to lessons before, your’s are outstanding, will keep me busy probably forever!
Greetings from Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain.
Cordiales Saludos,
Michael
Don B says
Brian, Great lesson. Really like this one.
Laura M says
The pdf file prints is to big to print. Is there an adjustment.
kai k says
at 9.12 you tell you walk down the major scale in thirds – is A the v – so we are in the key of G ?
thanks for help -regards kai