Phrasing the Blues Lesson

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- Alex8714th September 2008
  Nice Alberto Can never play too much blues
- Jerry Arcidiacono14th September 2008
  Cool lesson Alberto! Sing&Play
- Kuba Szafran14th September 2008
  Tasty licks and great lesson!
- Danilo Capezzuto14th September 2008
  Very nice lesson, full of nice licks! Bravo Alberto!
- Emir Hot14th September 2008
  Brilliant blues
- Marcus Lavendell14th September 2008
  I love this! Great job Alberto
- Muris Varajic14th September 2008
  Blues all around!
- Nazgul14th September 2008
  Nice licks! Well done!
- Jose Mena14th September 2008
  Nice phrasing
- Bogdan Radovic14th September 2008
  Well done mate ! Really lots of interesting licks!
- Vinod Saranga14th September 2008
  Nice phrasing there.
  Great lesson Alberto
- Pablo Vazquez14th September 2008
  Fantastic lesson Alberto!!
- Carlos Carrillo14th September 2008
  really cool lesson men!Listening always is good!! Thanks for your advices!
- sigma714th September 2008
  very nice blues!
- SensE14th September 2008
  This phrasing is just great
- Alberto Catasso14th September 2008
  Thanks guys!
- Ivan Milenkovic14th September 2008
  Great blues licks Alberto, well done mate
- Trond Vold14th September 2008
  Excellent lesson
- Hisham Al-Sanea15th September 2008
  nice lesson Alberto .well done
- Nick32515th September 2008
  awesome
- midnight15th September 2008
  Good stuff, very helpful!
- Kristofer Dahl15th September 2008
  I am in awe - fantastic playing and really useful instructions! Thanks Albero!
- RIP Dime15th September 2008
  Awesome stuff, I love your blues style!
- Toni Suominen15th September 2008
  Really nice lesson Alberto!
- Marcus Siepen16th September 2008
  great licks, great lesson
- kaznie_NL16th September 2008
  Thnx Alberto! I love the blues!
- David Wallimann16th September 2008
  Great advice Alberto, I love these kind of lessons! Great one, keep it up man!
- Alberto Catasso16th September 2008
  Thanks guys!
- Gerardo Siere17th September 2008
  Great playting Alberto. Keep the blues comming.
- ItsMe7th October 2008
  Wow, you are a blues god
- coldandrea2nd April 2009
  nice lesson, but why no tabs?

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- Tags: Blues, Phrasing, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Rory Gallagher, Eric Clapton, BB King, Buddy Guy, SRV
Hi guys! Welcome to a second blues lesson!

In this lesson I explain the importance to have your melodic idea first in your head and therefore in your fingers. I think it's important because if you look at the best blues guitarist like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Rory Gallagher, Eric Clapton, BB King, Buddy Guy, they sing every phrase that they play!

To have melodic idea you must listen, listen, listen and listen!

God bless you!

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