Hey, how’s it going this is Claude Johnson with Guitar Control, I want to give you a little bit of some “Grateful Dead” inspired strumming. It goes a little something like this we play a couple chords that I’ll explain for you. So that’s the Intro of Uncle John’s band which is an awesome song …
Hey, guys. Claude Johnson here and today I want to talk about creating your own blues licks and understanding phrasing. We’ll use the A major pentatonic scale today. Usually in a lot of the examples I like to use the A minor pentatonic, which has a certain sound to it. So today we’re going to …
Johnny Winter is one of my favorite blues guitarists. Here’s a great performance of a tune called “Don’t take advantage of me”. P.S. Right now, we are launching Chord Mastery 4.0 for $1…. Grab it before it’s gone. CHORD MASTERY 4.0
Hey, guys. Claude Johnson here with guitarcontrol.com and I want to talk about pentatonic scale shapes and playing licks and expanding your knowledge. I’m in the key of A. The thing is, first of all, you’ve got to know your five basic shapes. I’m not going to go over those because I’ve done, I think, …
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How’s it going, guys? My name is John McClennan andI’m here with guitarcontrol.com, bringing you this lesson. I’d like to elaborate a little bit more on developingthe right hand. Even if you just get a little bit oftechnique happening with it, the benefits so faroutweigh just feeling a little bit uncomfortable ifyou’re not used to …
Hey, guys. Claude Johnson here with guitarcontrol.com and I want to show you a few things about playing licks, playing blues and rock solos. If you’ve learned your pentatonic scale, for example, an A, here’s the thing. You don’t have to use the whole pentatonic scale. Start-off right here, on the G string, 7th fret, …