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In this MicroLesson (ML026) you’ll learn a blues rhythm pattern in the key of E, yet you can easily transpose this and play it in any key. These rhythm microlessons are designed to give you ideas for making your rhythm playing more interesting.
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Thank you Brian! <3
Another great MicroLesson thanks Brian. I’ve been working on my rhythm playing recently and these rhythm lessons have be spot on.
Rick
Thanks Brian! Nice rhythm. I was a little shaky on the A part after the 3-5 hammer on. Then instead of just barring the 7th fret I let my fingers form the chord on the 1st and second string also. Although muted this let me be ready for the last A chord. It works on the B chord too.
Mike
Your lessons are great value you do a great job thank you
Would love to see this expanded in to a full lesson.
Brian , These lessons were a great idea! You’re able to focus on small parts and you connect them with other lessons. ”These are great building blocks.
Thanks, Dan
So true, rhythm is so important,, strum up/down marks in tab a great thing!
Hi Brian,
Forget the acoustic, I turned up the volume and gain big time and started spanking my Les Paul with that bad boy lesson. Holy-smokes, there is so much you can do with that! Speed-up, slow down get funky. Great jam song.
John from Indy.
Cool lesson and Way Cool Sun Records t shirt! I had to get after I saw yours.
Thanks Brian, great lesson, rythm & fills, good…
Love it! Thanks 🙂
Good job trying to sort all the goodies you have given us. Thanks.
When played slowly, I can hear elements of the Change the World riff via Clapton.
I love going back and finding these little golden nuggets to explore and play! Many thx, Brian. Happy in Colorado winter!
Jerry