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Kristofer Dahl10th September 2009YES! 
We are approaching true beginner material stuff here, thanks Laszlo.
If you are a level 1-2 student and haven't really finished a whole lesson yet - I would strongly suggest you have a go at this one. You will get great practical examples of solo and rhythm application over a typical chord progression.
Still even this lesson present lots of potential obstacles for a beginner - so if (or should I say WHEN) you encounter problems don't hesitate to ask for help in the forum!
Zsolt Galambos10th September 2009Wow,what a tasty blues 
Absolutely a must for beginners
Emir Hot10th September 2009Great stuff man. Beginners are going to love this.
Marek Rojewski10th September 2009Wow, great stuff Laszlo! I am not sure should I practice lessons that are "easy" for me instead of "pushing myself further", but this is so nice, that I will give it a try most probably:)
Marco Fattori10th September 2009Great lesson! It's perfect for beginners like me
Alexiaden9310th September 2009Sweet build-up, Laszlo ! Very beautiful melody, and it's amazing how nice things you can do with a guitar without actually playing fast !
Pedja Simovic10th September 2009Awesome beginner blues lesson Laszlo!
Laszlo Boross10th September 2009Thanks guys! Nice to hear that 
Sensible Jones10th September 2009Great intro to the Blues Laszlo!!!
Gerardo Siere10th September 2009Great beginner lesson Laszlo!!
Bogdan Radovic10th September 2009Wow this sounds so cool!
Laszlo Boross10th September 2009Thanks everyone!
Ivan Milenkovic11th September 2009This is great stuff man, essential for all players
Toni Suominen11th September 2009Nice one Lazlo!
Stephane Lucarelli11th September 2009Sounds great, good job Laszlo!
Muris Varajic11th September 2009Great blues Laszlo, love it!!!!
A side note, E7b10 chord might be confusing,
it's often called 7/+9.
glowshadow11th September 2009great stuff..keep 'm comin' 
Laszlo Boross11th September 2009
Jesse12th September 2009Nice, im gonna nick that bad ass turn around!
Kuba Szafran12th September 2009Great blues soloing Laszlo, useful stuff for not only for beginners! Cheers!:)
Vasilije Vukmirovic12th September 2009Excellent!
Sergio Dorado12th September 2009Great stuff! Beginners has a chance to learn and record this lesson!
Laszlo Boross13th September 2009Thanks people!
Jonathan Burgos14th September 2009Yeah man! the times, the woman, the whisky .... the blues .... (I remember the movie "crossroad")
Nighthawk115th September 2009How do I count those quarter notes triplet?
Nighthawk115th September 2009It means i play three notes per half note right? means 3 notes within 2 beats...have some problems with that timing it is somehow not as easy as eight notes triplets
Nighthawk116th September 2009I found something on the forum and will ready this, thanks
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=21688
Nighthawk116th September 2009..read this...not ready
Marcus Siepen26th September 2009cool stuff, well done
Young Guitarist2nd October 2009This is great! Gotta love the blues!
Frederik23rd October 2009Just a small note, seems that the end of the turnaround tab is missing, cool though
-Frederik
Laszlo Boross25th October 2009
I welcome everyone to my first blues lesson!
This is a simple tradtitional slow blues in which we will use the A pentatonic scale in three different positions, combined with the blues scale. A perfect lesson for absolute beginners. With simple practices like this we can learn the scales easily and we’ll be able to improvise.
In the first part we can hear an 8-bar blues pattern that consists of the following:
A5 A5 D5 A5 E5 D5 A5 E7/9#
In the first four bars of the solo we will use the blues pentatonic scale in the fifth position.
In the 5. and 6. bars we will use the same scale, but in two other positions and we will close the solo in the fifth position again.
This lesson contains:
-bends
-vibratos
-sliding
-rhythm pattern
Good practicing
-Laszlo
