Kristofer Dahl2nd June 2016Absolutely lovely - thanks Chris!
JaxN42nd June 2016Nice Tonb you have there Mate
Monica Gheorghevici3rd June 2016Very beautiful!!
ChrisGLP3rd June 2016Chris, thats awesome. I have never played the blues, but this one... I try it!
Hajduk3rd June 2016So awesome, love it
SoundShapingDotCom3rd June 2016Wow Jeah! Great lesson Chris, I love it! GMC really was not complete without a RC lesson, so thanks man! I'm off practicing now, cheers Peter
Chris Harrington6th June 2016Thanks for the great feedback everyone, more blues to come very soon
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HEY GMC!
Today i've put together something in the style of Robert Cray for you!
This lesson is a great companion lesson to the B.B's Blues lesson I made too. Robert Cray has a similar approach to B.B King so expect some very lyrical melodic lines and lots of lovely vibrato!
The harmony in this piece shows how Robert Cray really comes into his own as a songwriter, not your normal 12 bar blues here. The Solo follows the harmony closely so stay alert to the chords and how the notes are interacting with them.
Though we all love some gain if you really want to nail Robert's tone its a 'painfully' clean Fender Strat (sometimes Tele) and a whole lotta SOUL!
KEY: A Minor/ A Blues
TEMPO: 74 (dotten quater note)
TIME: 12/8
CHORD PROGRESSION:
|| Am Am/G | F E |
| Am E7 D#7| D7 |
| F | G E7 ||
HAVE FUN!
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