How To Play Boogie Blues Guitar In John Lee Hooker Style
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Easy Minor Chord Progression with Fingerpicking on Rhythm Guitar
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How to Play Chicken Picking Riffs On Guitar
Hey, guys. Claude Johnson here with guitarcontrol.com and I want to give you a little exercise today to help your lead guitar playing. It’s great for blues, blues rock. So it’s kind of a spin-off, a variation on the rhythm and then lead kind of exercise. Here’s the basic riff. First of all, we’re kind …
How to Play Rhythm Blues In Danny Gatton Style
Hey, how’s it going this is Jon Mclennan with Guitar Control, for this next example of the 12 bar blues we’re going to look at another rhythm style and this is in the style of Danny Gatton. So we’re in the key of E and these are some real cool voicing to check out you’ve …
How to Play Jazz Chords on Guitar
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How To Play The 5 Pentatonic Scale Patterns
Hey, guys. Claude Johnson here with guitarcontrol.com. I’m pumped to be here with you. We’re going to do another pentatonic scale pattern video and I know you’ve probably have seen this a million times, or maybe you haven’t, but it’s always good to review the fundamentals. So I’ll go over the five patterns and then …
Easy Blues Guitar Lesson on Shuffle Riff in E7
Hey, guys this is Claude Johnson with Guitar Control, what I just played was a blues riff that I wrote a long time ago. It was a “Texas blues”, kind of Stevie Ray Vaughan, but I didn’t realize how close it was to “Pride and Joy” until I learned “Pride and Joy” a little bit …
