Renan20th June 2013Great! Thanks for another interesting lesson !
Yoppe20th June 2013Wow! there chord sounds are fresh to me! I'll try it
Javier Aviles20th June 2013Great! Thanks for another interesting lesson !
Thanks for your words!Wow! there chord sounds are fresh to me! I'll try it
Thanks "Yoppe" I hope you enjoy!
sieg66621st June 2013You've made the blues more interesting with these chords. Setzer like. Very good.
Darius Wave22nd June 2013Creative blues lesson
great one! 
- Javier Aviles22nd June 2013You've made the blues more interesting with these chords. Setzer like. Very good.
Hi "sieg666", those chord made blues more melodic or jazzie. My reference is Robben Ford, but as you say Brian Setzer is similar. Thanks!Creative blues lesson
great one! 
Thanks mate "Darius"! 
Ken Nielsen12th October 2013Is that backing track available for download. That would be a great help also. Thanks for a great lesson and technique.
Bogdan Radovic12th October 2013Is that backing track available for download. That would be a great help also. Thanks for a great lesson and technique.
Hi Ken - to download a backing track from the GMC lesson, you need to click on the small arrow icon next to it in the lesson player. Click here for screenshot demonstration.- Ken Nielsen13th October 2013
Okay, got the screenshot part but how do I get the track onto my computer? I clicked the little download icon on the track listing and it acts like something downloaded but where does it go. Cannot find it.
- Bogdan Radovic13th October 2013Okay, got the screenshot part but how do I get the track onto my computer? I clicked the little download icon on the track listing and it acts like something downloaded but where does it go. Cannot find it.
The backing track file (.mp3) is downloaded into your computer. It usually goes to the downloads folder. You should be able to open the downloads list in your browser and see all the files that you have downloaded via browser, on your computer. Please let me know which browser you use and I should be able to help you in more details. - Javier Aviles13th October 2013Is that backing track available for download. That would be a great help also. Thanks for a great lesson and technique.
Thanks for watching my videos! - Ken Nielsen14th October 2013
I'm using Safari on a new Macbook Pro. Normally downloads go to the desktop. I think I have it set that way by default, but nothing showing, hit the download button several times, it acts like a stream is taking place but no file.
- Ken Nielsen14th October 2013
Okay, Yipee! I got it to work. Who can explain computers, anyway, It now worked and the track downloaded. Thank You Bogdan Radovic.
- Fubonjovi6th December 2014
Great lesson (All your lessons are great man!)
=D - Javier Aviles6th December 2014
Thanks Fubonjovi, I'm glad you like my lessons! Gracias amigo!
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Greetings from Granada (Andalucia - Spain)!
Thanks for watching my new lesson. This is a rhythm exercise to learn how to play blues shuffle.
Chords are complex but sound better than simple ones. This is 12 bar blues that ends in VI, II, V, I chords turnaround.
Music Style:
Rhythm & Blues classic
Tonality & Chords:
C tonality (C7 mode)
Techniques:
I play chords with the pick and mute with my right hand palm as well as left hand.
Sound:
I used Engl Amp with crunch sound and little stereo delay. The guitar is a Fender Telecaster Hot Rod 52'
Tuning:
Standard tuning: E,A,D,G,B,E
Tempo:
135 bpm (Slow parts at 70 bpm)
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