A blues solo with grooving speed changes.

Fundamental guitar techniques like string bending and vibrato.

Most people learn the standard power chord type blues riff - A drone note with an alternating 5th and 6th interval on the top. To say the least, after a few years (weeks even) this can get boring! So I wanted to show you how I approach making my own chords from the chord progressions relative modes.

This lesson will improve arpeggio knowledge, blues soloing.

Hendrix, SRV and Clapton! The most important thing, is the FEEL for the blues - not the technique. I suggest you examine the videos before you go to the GP tab, to see the way we will accent the strings.

High-Gain blues, typical to players like Gary Moore, maybe Satch and even Andy Timmons! So, it's in key of C minor, lots of bends, few double stops, hard picking etc.

Blues soloing lesson in the style of Robben Ford.

How to count and solo over a 12 bar blues progression.

The most important thing here is the feel. Practice a little, and then start focusing on the feeling of the blues to get the sound right. If you are true with your feelings the sound will be true as well.