Albert King Style Blues Licks

Blues Lesson, by Ivan Milenkovic
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Ivan Milenkovic
			
			SOLO LESSON. 
		
			We will cover some of the most famous licks of the great blues legend Mr.Albert King. Contains Blues style of Albert King, Lots of great blues licks, Index Finger Bending, Slides, Syncopation		
Tags : Albert King, blues licks, Index Finger Bending, Slides, Syncopation

Hi guys, welcome to another blues lesson! :) In this lesson we will cover some of the most famous licks of the great blues legend Mr.Albert King. Albert was by his Gibson Flying V Guitar, left hand playing and upside down string layout. He played with his fingers too, but in this lesson we will do his licks using a pick. You can use fingers if you like to get that rich fat tone.

Now, I've noticed that some people have problems when going back to the root in a solo. This "skill" so to speak can be learned by doing some nice licks when going back to the root, and Albert does this all the time, so I purposely put many variations of these in here too. You will find them quite useful when playing your own progressions I'm sure.

It is a simple lesson using mostly minor pentatonic scale - major position. In this position we will be doing some nice slides and bends using our index finger - just like Mr.Albert King. The tone we are trying to have is rich, warm, overdriven and fat humbucker tone.

This lessons contains:

- Blues style of Albert King
- Lots of great blues licks
- Index Finger Bending
- Slides
- Syncopation

Settings used:
Humbucker (better is neck but i used bridge with tone rolled off), pro co rat drive pedal emulation, fender blackface amulation, slightly overdriven, a touch of reverb.


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