Are you a Blues-Inspired Guitarist and Want to Go to the Next Level?

I’ll be the first to admit: Sometimes I have a love-hate relationship with the guitar.

I absolutely love it when things are sounding good. I get so excited when I’m making progress and growing as a musician.

And I dread the times when I get stuck and it’s taking FOREVER to improve. Even worse is when I hit a rut and don’t even know the next step. It frustrates me. Deep down, I still have that burning desire to be really good.

Maybe you can relate.

But, then… out of nowhere…

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That Big Breakthrough Moment Comes, And It Feels SO Good

You know… Those times when something CLICKS and the path ahead becomes clear and full of amazing possibilities.

You see, not that long ago, I reached one of those plateaus. I could already play a lot of songs and I could play a mean solo, but that wasn’t enough for me. I wanted to take it further. I just wasn’t sure how.

I started by “studying the masters” so to speak. I got deeper into country blues, jazz blues, fingerpicking, harmony, travis picking, you name it. But I still felt like I had “collected a bunch of parts” without a finished product.

That’s when it hit me — now is the perfect time to go back to basics and play the music I love, which is the blues. Especially with a better understanding of the guitar than I had when I was younger, it was going to be a fresh look at putting together a batch of tunes.

I have learned hundreds of songs over the years (I even published 5 volumes of my Ultimate Guitar Song Collection) and I also created blues guitar courses in the past, but I think this one is on another level.

To tell you the truth, a course wasn’t even on my mind. I was simply pursuing the music, and then I thought to myself “Claude, why don’t you share these songs, let other guitarists come along for the ride”.

And I’ll tell you why I’m so excited about this course. It’s because I’m using very simple techniques. A small batch of choice chords and some simple connecting riffs.

But even though it’s simple, it’s also full-sounding and musical. After playing guitar for over 30 years, here’s what I can tell you: Everyone starts out as a simple beginner. When you’re an intermediate cat, you try to learn every trick and technique you can get your paws on. Finally, as an experienced player, you learn not to overcomplicate things.

Simple doesn’t mean you have to play like a beginner. There’s some techniques like fingerpicking, bass note runs, and a lot more inside this course that I’ll show you. But it’s all stuff you can learn in a short time. The key isn’t to get super technical. Instead, it’s learning how to apply these techniques the right way.

That’s what I’ve figured out and I can’t wait to share it with you!

You too can develop your own blues style and play all the classic blues songs, and I can help you do it in minimum time.

Easy But Solid Techniques For Playing Blues Songs

When I “went back to basics”, I studied the blues. I listened to all the classic cats like Muddy Waters, Little Walter, Jimmy Reed, Sonny Boy Williamson, John Lee Hooker, and a lot more. I wanted to learn directly from the source. But at the same time, I recognized that it’s more fruitful to approach the guitar as a solo instrument than the band approach. What I mean by that is, I’ve always felt there’s a lot of power in being able to play a convincing rendition of a song with just you and your guitar.

Eric Clapton got his start with the Bluesbreakers, playing the classics.

That will make you even more prepared anyway when you play with others. So, that’s what I worked on. At first it wasn’t easy to emulate the sound of a full blues band with all those gnarly grooves and walking basslines. But then I discovered it actually wasn’t too bad. Often, the right strum can get you pretty close to the same feel. Other times, I do incorporate some bass lines into the songs. And it’s so important to become stronger rhythmically, no matter what style you play. That’s really the magic sauce to holding it all together.

These Arrangements Sound Good
And You Can Play Them Today

Of course I want my music to sound great, but I also know that if you try to put something too crazy into an arrangement, it hinders the performance. You want stuff that is comfortable to play. But there’s stuff that’s both comfortable and sounds great, like dominant9 chords, sliding sixths, and things like that.

That’s what I try to go for. Stuff that I can play, that feels good, that I can remember…and I want to build up a repertoire of blues songs that I can count on, plain and simple.

Here's The List Of Classic Blues
Songs You'll Be Playing...

SONG #1 - Ah'w Baby - Little Walter

  • Blues guitar doesn't have to be hard. I'll show you how to create a rock-solid groove, and you can take your rhythm chops to the next level, even if you're just playing one chord.
  • Sound like a real bluesman with this easy bass note turnaround. It's only a few notes, but it sounds like magic.
  • An easy trick to make your chords sound hipper, and it's actually easier on the fingers than your standard chords.
Enter the fun, fun world of blues guitar.

SONG #2 - Aw Shucks, Hush Your Mouth - Jimmy Reed

  • Make your shuffle grooves pop by adding rhythmic accents and palm muting. These little things breathe life into your playing and transform a simple pattern into swingin’ music.
  • How to take your basic patterns to the next level with alternating licks. This is the secret to chordal melodies and making songs sound good.
  • The holy grail has always been combining lead guitar and chords together, but It's actually easy when you follow this example.
You can use simple patterns to create
great sounding song arrangements.

SONG #3 - Ain't Gonna Worry My Life Anymore - BB King

  • If you've ever wondered how you can sound anywhere close to a full blues band with just you and your guitar, well, it's not impossible. It's all about creating a groove, plus a few tricks.
  • B.B. King always had an amazing sounding band to back him up. The best part is often the bassline and i'll show you how to play blues basslines as part of your rhythm chops.

SONG #4 - Ain't That Lovin You Baby - Clyde Otis

  • You will command attention from your first note when you learn how to set the tone of the song with the right intro. A few choice notes is all it takes.
  • Don't get bogged down in trying to learn songs exactly like the record. It's actually better to "make the song your own". A great way to do this is to spice up the strumming pattern in your own style.

SONG #5 - All Aboard - Muddy Waters

  • Transform any simple chord progression into an exciting arrangement by adding a I-V alternating bassline. You won’t believe how quickly this makes your playing “pop”.
  • Never lose the groove! How to stay tight with your playing even while you add licks and riffs. This makes the difference between sounding amateur vs pro.
Recreate the blues sounds of
the legends on your guitar.

SONG #6 - All My Love in Vain - Sonny Boy Williamson

  • Some guitarists spend years studying “Travis Picking”. Would you believe that you can use a similar technique to create terrific-sounding blues patterns and you can learn it in a single day?
  • I’ll show you the overlaps between Travis Picking, Hybrid Picking, and Country Blues Picking. Don’t worry, it actually boils down to one or two simple patterns that you can get under your fingers the first time you watch it.
You'll love playing timeless blues standards
from Sonny Boy Williamson and others.

SONG #7 - As the Years Go Passing By - Deadric Malone

  • Tired of the same old chords? How to use fancy jazz voicings without it sounding like jazz. Get ready for some tasty ear candy.
  • Go way beyond just learning chords and scales. Let me show the secret pathway to understanding your fretboard on a whole deeper level. This can help you discover hidden gems and your own unique sound.

SONG #8 - All Your Love - Otis Rush

  • A secret technique that Stevie Ray Vaughan loved. This gives you a thick sound instantly and you can use it to boost both your rhythms and leads.
  • The blues is all about improvisation, but there is also tremendous power in becoming a “riff maestro”. You will transform as a player when you can command both approaches.
This course has a nice variety
of songs you learn quickly.

SONG #9 - Alright, Okay, You win - Sid Wyche

  • Rhythm and groove are key to turning an “ok” performance into a great performance. I will show you 3 tricks on how to “swing” and bring a song to life.

SONG #10 - Backwater Blues - Bessie Smith

  • The “Pick & Pluck” technique in this tune sounds great and is sure to put a smile on your face. This arrangement has a full sound that reminds me of The Beatles.
You too can be belting out the blues.

SONG #11 - At My Front Door - John C. Moore

  • The power of “6th chords”. It’s a great way to add a lot of colour to your palette. But it’s not just about learning a bunch of random chords. You have to know how to use them.
  • More essential tips on how to get your whole body into the groove. If you get nothing else from this course, I want to show you how to develop killer rhythm chops.

SONG #12 - The Blues Ain't Nothin But a Woman Crying for her Man - J. Mayo Williams

  • You are gonna love this “slow boogie-woogie” in this blues classic. It sounds sweet as molasses if you can get this sound under your fingers. Guess what -- you can!
  • You already know that incorporating a walking bassline into the chord progression will make you sound like a seasoned pro… And when you start “doubling up” the bassline it adds even more flavor.

SONG #13 - Bell Bottom Blues - Eric Clapton

  • All eyes will be on you when you bust out this easy pop/rock rendition of this blues classic
  • You will never miss another chord when you learn to substitute “fake book” style chords, you won’t believe how easy it is.
Nothing like learning the craft copying the greatest

SONG #14 - Ain't Misbehavin - Fats Waller

  • The variety of chords in this tune really pack a punch and you will get tons of musical ideas and cool fretboard shapes while learning this choice standard.
  • The secret of “secondary dominant chords”. This is a somewhat advanced concept but it’s a great vehicle for writing your own unique blues tunes.

SONG #15 - Blow, Wind, Blow - Muddy Waters

  • You will never again fear the “Travis Picking” technique… I am gonna show you just how to do it to make your arrangement come alive.
  • Did you know you can substitute “hybrid picking” over “Travis Picking”? Don’t worry, I will show you how it’s done.
  • I am gonna show you how to use a combination of bass and melody notes and you’ll sound like a pro on the first day.
Muddy Waters sounded great with a full blues band.
I'll show you how to do it with just your guitar.

SONG #16 - Blues with a Feeling - Little Walter

  • Another epic track that is going to make you sound like a down-n-dirty blues machine. The riff here is similar to one we’ve seen earlier. A big trick is learning to alter a riff you’ve used in one tune to make it work in another.

SONG #17 - Ask Me No Questions - BB King

  • Another swingin’ strum pattern that will have everyone’s heads bobbing. The best strums and riffs always come from classic songs.
  • A slick turnaround that uses full chord voicings and keeps the momentum of the song strong, especially during a solo performance. (A good turnaround can make or break the blues!)
You'll enjoy these epic B.B. King
inside "Your Blues Repertoire"

SONG #18 - Boogie Chillen - John Lee Hooker

  • Having to deal with “open tunings” can be a hassle… but don’t worry… I am going to show you how to substitute an open tuning by using a capo.
  • This riff is so cool that you can jam on it all day long… You’re gonna love it!
John Lee was the king of the groove.
Now his tricks of the trade are yours.

SONG #19 - Bluebird - John Lee Hooker

  • Love that “low down” blues sound? You will be blown away with how adding this simple bassline will put some real “stank” on the groove.

SONG #20 - Baby What You Want me To Do - Jimmy Reed

  • Another great tune for using fingerpicking techniques. This is a blues in the key of E and the use of open strings allows you to create an impressive sounding groove without breaking a sweat.
  • How to blend hybrid picking and strumming. This is essential so you can sing the blues with a simple strum and throw in some fancy riffs in between.
Studying the masters is a great shortcut.

SONG #21 - Blues Before Sunrise - Leory Carr

  • I love how Eric Clapton covers this tune and it’s actually easy to recreate a similar riff. (It’s not which chords you play, it’s how you play them.)
  • The concept of “the broken shuffle rhythm” really brings this tune to life. There’s a few unique tricks to enjoy here.

SONG #22 - Blues Had a Baby and they named it Rock and Roll - Muddy Waters

  • You will be a real “bluesman” once you get this classic under your belt. The combination of power chords with a melody sounds pro.
  • You will love your sound when you start using riffs that have percussive rakes in them. This song is a perfect example.

SONG #23 - Boom Boom - John Lee Hooker

  • The foundation of great blues playing is “call and response”. The sweet sounding lick/riff/lick basis of this tune will have you mastering the technique.
Discover the riffs that sounds
great in different blues keys.

SONG #24 - Baby What's Wrong - Jimmy Reed

  • Tired of the old blues riffs? Sometimes adding just one note can completely change the sound. Especially when the note is in a different register because it creates the illusion of multiple voices. You’ll love this one.

SONG #25 - Baby How Long - Howlin Wolf

  • Your rhythm will really stand out when I show you how to add a chordal melody. It’s much easier than you think.
  • If you really want to make a tune “your own” you have to know when and how to add your own riffs. It really brings the blues to life and I’ll give you several no-brainer formulas to do it.

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“The course is great I have and still learning a lot. I have been more up bet about playing and I am having a great time as well. The course that I got was, How to play smokin blues. What I really like about the course is how easy it is to follow along and how all of the parts are broken down so it is fast and easy to learn. It makes playing fun and it holds your interest and makes it so you can’t wait to learn and play more. As you may know when you are learning and playing alone it is hard to stay motivated, but this course makes it fun.”
Dan Guillette
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I have had a blast improving my blues chops with "How to play smoking blues"! The arsenal of licks in the course is impressive but even better is the way that this course explains when and how to use them. My playing has changed from just sounding like scales over a chord progression to actual blues music!!!
Steve
Designer
"The Course I bought was How to play Smoking Blues. What I like most about it is that I was able to understand more theory as it was explained in layman’s terms, not a heap of jargon. The course started a little slow however I can now see that Claude was aiming at the basics and as the course progressed I was having to go back and refresh as I am basically a newcomer to the guitar. I have watched disc 1 & 2 and I will stay there until I can master those before moving on especially Stormy Monday. I am interested in the theory as I have basically taught myself and theory starts to loose me, but this I believe was described in layman's terms and I was getting into it made some sense for the first time. I’m anticipating a big third DVD hope it goes as planned all the best thanks for your help Favourite song at present cactus by the pixie."
Kevin OBrien
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These Blues Guitar Lessons
Will Jumpstart Your Playing, Overnight

I know that’s a bold claim with all the countless books, lessons, and instructors out there. And sure, lots of them are good. But I also know that many lessons can  still leave you scratching your head, wondering what’s  the next step, or how you can apply the material to  make real music.

One thing that’s really cool about “Your Blues  Repertoire” is that you won’t get stuck in theory,  concepts, or even technique. It’s all about playing the  music and the classic songs that make up the history of the blues. 

And you can get started right away. That’s another  really nice aspect of the course: All the arrangements  are simple. You won’t get bogged down in a long learning curve. I promise!

I myself went through the process of learning “the  advanced stuff”, but at the end of all of it, I discovered it really is all about going back to basics.

You don’t need to complicate it. What you do need is  just a small handful of techniques that you can use to  make songs come to life. And that’s what I aim to give  you inside of “Your Blues Repertoire”.

I can truly say that this is could really be a fantastic shortcut for you to become an accomplished player as  fast as possible. How? By helping you quickly master  an impressive repertoire of blues tunes.

I want to help you do that so you can experience all the  excitement, joy, and freedom that comes from playing the music you love. And I want to give you the  “golden ticket” to call yourself an honest-to-goodness blues guitarist.

If you have even the slightest hesitation or doubt on ordering this course today, I want to put your mind at ease and truly take all the risk off your plate.

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Keep playing,



Claude Johnson

BEST OFFER EVER!

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+ Mississippi Blues & Beyond Vol 1 & 2 + Blues Power!

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