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In this MicroLesson (ML099) you’ll learn a slow and easy blues that you can play by yourself.
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I IV V blues. Nice to sit in the shade and learn this one.
Love this one Brian. I love the sound of the A to the D9 and the D7. Such a cool sound. A more detailed lesson on this kind of Blues progression would be great too.
Thanks Brian
Love this short composition to pull apart on a rainy day.
Perfect acoustic blues for the Summer porch time ☀️😎
It’s amazing that you can just come up with those on the spot!
Thank you, Brian, for posting these free Micro Lessons.
Are You playing fingerstyle or with a pick?
Thanks and greetings from Switzerland
André
From the sound and looking at the music, it looks like he is using a pick.
i’d like to ask a question
would it be possible to break down the lesson further by breaking down section by section .
don’t get me wrong here i like what i see thanks
Nice one. Thanks
Love these micro lessons.
Really laid back and cool Brian. I do think that it makes us think more about what we are playing when you don’t do the discussion. I have to break it down myself, measure by measure and think about what is happening. However, I do appreciate the discussions you give on the longer lessons. Nicely done.
Brian,
Many thanks, this is awesome. I love the ‘other side of the gate post’ D riffs. Light bulb!
Thanks
Paul
Not really “outside”, Brian. Bar 5, going from the A7 to D7 really just became a mixed major/minor pentatonic lick, ie. almost A mixolydian. Sounds good, though. Love the chord transitions.
John
Sorry, thought you were going for an “outside” diminished lick. Guess it really was “outside” according to the birds.
John
hah – yeah, i meant outside as in outdoors – funny, i hadn’t considered that point of confusion!
Feels good
Learning this progression has been a pleasure. Really helps me connect the individual notes to the chords. Would like to see this one extended to a full lesson. thank you
Hi Brian,
A really nice progression, though I wish you would’ve considered (never too late) a more detailed lesson. There are portions where more in depth guidance would certainly have helped in mastering this wonderful piece in considerably less time. Thanks….
on ML 99 you gave a very close of video of how you played it! That was awesome. Can you consider doing all your stand alone blues this way especially the slow walk through. It is so much easier to follow, and the likelihood of me learning it.