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This solo was improvised over “Third Degree” from Jody Worrell’s Let’s Jam! Blues Standards collection of jam tracks. “Third Degree” is a slow 12 Bar Blues in D that was co-written by guitarist Willie Dixon and pianist Eddie Boyd in 1953. The song was later covered by blues legends like Eric Clapton, Jeff Healey, and Johnny Winter. Jody’s improvised solo lasts 24 measures and combines melodic runs, tasty bends, and blazing licks.
Gear Used in this Video
1972 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe
with Lindy Fralin pickups
Peavey Classic 30 amp
D’Addario XL-115 strings
Providence F201 instrument cable
Duration : 0:2:39
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In this mini lesson, Steve will talk about and demonstrate how to play different styles of blues guitar, like the shuffle. You’ll also see how each type has a different feel to it. This is a sample lesson taken from the full lesson in session 6 of Learn & Master Blues Guitar.
Robert Johnson Guitar Lessons – this song is featured in, the Jim Bruce Complete Acoustic Blues Guitar Course. http://www.play-blues-guitar.eu
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Berklee Professor Mike Williams illustrates sliding 9th chord blues guitar technique.