Intro to 12 Bar Blues

by John Hatcher

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- Kristofer Dahl12th June 2013
  Welcome to GMC John - this could be the start of something big and important at GMC!
  
  Don't miss john's intro thread.
- John Hatcher12th June 2013
  Thanks Kristofer. Great to be here!
- Bogdan Radovic12th June 2013
  Welcome to GMC John!
  
  Very cool lesson - this is one of the first rhythms which really made me start learning guitar. I still use it when composing songs and jamming, very versatile!
- Darius Wave13th June 2013
  good to have some basics to learn the blues. Very useful for the beginners
- John Hatcher13th June 2013
  Thanks Bogdan and Darius. I muddled my way through the blues for years just knowing this pattern. Cool thing is, when you tweak it you can get some really cool sounds.
- wollace0313th June 2013
  Welcome Jphn! I am very excited about learning some acoustic blues!! thats another great bonus here at gmc. good to start with the basics!
- Dieterle15th June 2013
  Hello John !
  
  Sometimes it is Good to start with the Roots , Again.
  
  So i will do it !
- Javier Aviles15th June 2013
  Hey John, wellcome to Gmc!
- Janice5th September 2013
  This is my first lesson here on GMC. You explain things very well, John. Thanks for the great lesson!
- John Hatcher5th September 2013
  Thanks, Janice and welcome to GMC!

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