07
Feb
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Blues Guitar
Play Blues Guitar
Nothing is more American than the blues guitar. It is a style that was started in the U.S. and spread in popularity around the world. Playing blues guitar is something that many guitar player strive for. It is one of the most unique and individual methods of playing the guitar.
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18
Mar
Author: admin // Category:
Blues Guitar
I’m looking for a good pedal for bluesy electric guitar.
But i’m on a budget and am deciding between the danelectro overdrive and distortion pedal.
which produces a better sound suitable for blues guitar?
For blues type of music? definitely the overdrive. A distortion is more fuzz, a bit over the top for blues. An overdrive is somewhat more subtle, while a distortion is in your face.
You can hear what the distortion sounds like here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHZpZJZpOeM
And here’s the overdrive: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7w9A1f-IUw – not the best demo, but you get the picture.
15
Mar
Author: admin // Category:
Blues Guitar
Letting my guitar say what it has to say….
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12
Mar
Author: admin // Category:
Blues Guitar
This is opening guitar part is a depiction of Robert Johnson who is perhaps the most notorious Bluesman in history. The song is “The Crossroads”, one of 29 compositions, and one of 42 known recordings (figures from Wikipedia) I love the timing and feel between the guitar and vocals. I think his guitar work is underrated, sing along guitar playing tends to be simplistic/economical, but I think it is strong and evocative, a truely inspiring work of art.
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12
Mar
Author: admin // Category:
Blues Guitar
I am learning bass for over a 2year now n am not bad at it i know a couple of chords on guitar n sometimes compose on guitar but i am thinking of learning guitar now because i wanna play blues on it can u tell how much time i might need to pick it up i wont b wasting time on the basics of guiatr like strumming n picking…
Knowing what to learn is a critical factor. I played guitar for 4 years and never developed past being able to play a few barre chords. However, once I figured out how you learn to play blues guitar, it only took me 3 months to learn how to do blues progressions and blues soloing with the pentatonic scale. It’s really all about what you’re practicing. A LOT of people will say get a teacher, but in my experience, finding a teacher who will actually help you progress is extremely difficult. During those first 4 years, I had three different guitar teachers, and like I said before, I never got past being able to play a few barre chords. They never actually taught me theory or scales, they just taught me how to play songs. In my experience, this is what most teachers will do. It wasn’t until I took it upon myself to learn scales and theory and musical styles that I actually began to progress beyond a beginner level. It’s so much easier and cheaper to find good lessons using YouTube and Google nowadays.
09
Mar
Author: admin // Category:
Blues Guitar
http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pages/multi_discount/ Blues rhythm guitar Lesson favorite blues guitar progressions….blues guitar lesson How to play blues guitar
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09
Mar
Author: admin // Category:
Blues Guitar
I want tio learn how to play blues on guitar.I can read tab
Try Peter Vegl website
http://www.freeguitarvideos.com/LJ3/08a.html
has some good lessons for free and shows videos on how to do it. Good starting point.
06
Mar
Author: admin // Category:
Blues Guitar
11 yo Cole plays a C Blues Jam. To hear Cole’s more recent music, visit: http://www.myspace.com/colecitrenbaum
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=840469525
Buy Cole’s single “Think it Through” on iTunes!
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?i=289146360&id=289146305&s=143441
Duration : 0:3:28
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