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In this guitar lesson, I’ll show you how to play a Peter Green inspired rock blues in the key of A. This is really intended for electric guitar (but feel free to jump in if you’ve only got an acoustic). I’m using a Fulltone OCD pedal for overdrive on this one.
Peter Green Blues Guitar Lesson
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Bringing week was the lesson a bit late but this time it will early on a Saturday morning. I knew it to Brian’s work ethic is such: he wants to do everything as best as possible. Speaking of Peter Green - it was a clean hit. Best wishes from me Brian.
Another great lesson, Brian, thank you.
By a happy accident I started to have ago at this with my guitar left in Drop D tuning form the last time I played and discovered that you can get a great bass-ey call and response groove going by alternating the main riff with barring the bottom 3 strings and sliding from 5>7.
Once again, great job, Brian. Keep ‘em coming.
Love it, can’t wait to dig into this lesson. All of these lessons are great, but I would certainly welcome more Blues Rock lessons like this!
Hallelujah Brian, Hallelujah ! Peter Green…… Anything Peter Green :-) Great start, keep it coming….Keep it Green.
Hell, yea! Brian your kill’in it. More Peter Green please. He is one of my all time fav players. Thanks Brain. Great playing.
I am on the GREEN wagon…more Peter Green please
Amazing Lesson this week! I’ve been working on it all Saturday afternoon. I hope the speed will come. It is lightning fast for me, but you make it seem so effortless. Thanks Brian!
Great lesson, Brian. Anything in the style of Peter Green’s ” Need Your Love So Bad” would also be very nice. Thanks.
Need your love so bad is one of my all time favourites ,by my all time favourite guitarist Mr Peter Greenbaum .
Great lesson Brian! Kind of like SRV’s “Cold Shot” but without the “Raking” I never could get that technique down!
Nice “Accident” MJR1164, the Drop D adds a great base! Thanks,
I was thinking it is more like ‘Stranglehold’ by Ted Nuggent.
To me, this sounds a lot like *Spirit In The Sky* (1969-70) by Norman Greenbaum ??
That was also in the Key of A and iirc he used a Tele and Overdrive.
Great work out. Still working in the rythm, practiced until my hand cramped. I agree stranglehold feel.
Another great lesson Brian!!! Have you thought about doing something from Mick Taylor like Giddy-Up or Slow Blues?
Question on the rhythm. After the palmed down stroke on the open A you play up on the 7th after that due you mute the down stroke of the open A and 7th or not? I watched the video several times and can’t quit nail it down.
@sbondsm - I added Mick Taylor to the to-do list - great suggestion
@cunningr yes you can mute the downstroke of that open A and 7th
Thank you for the note. I am still working to get that rhythm ground in, practiced again until I had cramps in my hand. I am not up to full speed but am getting a pretty good groove going. I am really enjoying the lessons, finally got calluses on my fingers again.
Thank you 🙂
Mick Taylor lesson would be amazing. Another one of my all time fav players.
Again, I like the Quick Walk-Through bit you do. Very easy to pick up the lesson again.
Brian, do you prefer Rosewood or Maple neck? Just curious.
@Soundbottoms - i like the look of Maple but the feel of Rosewood
Roger that. Thanks.
(I’m diggin’ this lesson!)
HELLO FROM UK.
GREAT LESSONS BUT PLEASE EXPLAIN RE EPO44 IE PETER GREEN. WHERE YOU SAY THE LESSON IS A MINOR PENTATONIC BUT YOU PLAY FOR INSTANCE AN F SHARP ON SECOND STRING SEVENTH FRET.IS THAT NOT AN A MAJOR PENTATONIC NOTE?
REGARDS.
BARRIE.
Best thing about these lessons is that they keep me grounded. I can play most of the screaming solos but then come to a rhythm section like this and I struggle….good stuff.
Hi Brian I am enjoying your lessons on Blues and rock Blues could you do a lesson with Peter Green in mind with the all time great instruments Albatross
Regards
Steve
Super leçon un vrais moment de plaisir quand la phrase commence a bien tourner .Merci Brian.
Nice lesson but for some or other reason the tab download link doesn’t appear to be working?
Theres a je ne sais qua about Brians teaching for me that reels me in. Or is it that Im just ready for his teaching? Whatever it is hes a teacher that I can listen to and build on with his lessons.