Bitey4th September 2007That was amazingly helpful holy crap!
Kristofer Dahl4th September 2007Thanks Bitey and good luck!
quebrado1st October 2007great lesson kris;) but why isn't it a pro tab on it??
Axel F10th January 2008very sweeeeeet
- Martin la guitarra29th January 2008
awesome!
Kenneth DK9th March 2008Love your lessons Kristofer... Hope you will post more blues lessons.. As it is my favorite style of play.
Carlos Carrillo12th March 2008excellent Kris!!!!!!!!!
thanks- Martin la guitarra16th April 2008
i love this blues lesson, it has really improved my improvisation and i feel im on my way to become a true blues man xD
Man0waR23rd April 2008awesome info and exercises ... it doesn't get more fun and practical than this to be honest !
Nazgul8th August 2008It's obvious that Kris enjoys this lesson.
berko7th October 2008^^ He certainly does. And I cant get enough of it either...
BedroomBozo1st February 2009LOL the background reminds me of Blues Brothers....
sigma727th July 2009Wow, old lesson!!!! lol either way, sweet signature licks to learn! Thanks Kris!!!
Marcus Siepen10th November 2009Very cool Kris
ItsMe10th November 2009Very very nice. You are a bluesman after all
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Funk Rock Lesson 2...
funk rock, red hot chili pepers, Dave Navarro, John Fruscianteby Alejandro Pinero - Difficulty5
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Ahh finally a blues solo in the Guitar Masterclass! You have probaly heard it before and it's definately worth repeating: The blues is the foundation for most things you can think of on the electric guitar.
So it doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a shredder - you will benefit from learning the licks in this solo! The beginner should (of course) start by picking the easiest licks. If you struggle hard, this could be a kick-off to start improvising - it definately was for me, when I started playing. I could never have done it without the pentatonic scale and a healthy dose of blues licks.
By learning blues licks the "shredder" will get more "phrasing" and "feel" in his fast licks. In my opinion the best shred licks are the ones that end and start with a blues flavored lick!
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Hot Blues Sound Settings
Marshall JCM 800 simulation
Medium drive settings
Bass & Middle 11 o'clock
Treble one o' clock
Reverb 9 o' clock
As always I have a very slight (barely audible) delay to fatten up the sound.
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Chord progression
|_C7_|_C7_|_C7_|_C7_|
|_F7_|_F7_|_C7_|_C7_|
|_G7_|_F7_|_C7_|_G7_|
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C minor pentatonic box shapes:
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