Playing "walking blues lines" is a common thing for bass players, but also guitar players do not shy away from a nice walking blues shuffle riff. The blues shuffle riff is a popular sound and often used by guitar players like T-Bone Walker (Going to Chicago, T-bone Shuffle) and Stevie Ray Vaughan (Cold shot, Pride
It's the quintessential blues riff, but what is its strange history? Performed by everyone from Robert Johnson to Elmore James, we trace the song's origins.
Learning the blues is one of the most rewarding and versatile ways to play guitar. Discover some acoustic blues riffs and start jamming!
A vivid and striking cocktail with a balanced and colorful flavor profile, the Blue Lady is a vintage riff on the classic White Lady, featuring blue curaçao and gin.
Try this really fun blues riff that uses chromatic motion… anyone can play it! #guitarlesson #guitartutorial #musiclesson #musician #guitar #acousticguitar #bluesguitar #blues. Big Universe Music,...
The scale is derived from the major pentatonic scale with an added "blue" note, the ♭3. While not quite as versatile as the minor blues scale, it's still a popular scale used across many genres of music.
Leigh Fuge of MGR Music works through 10 easy blues guitar licks for beginners that can be quickly worked into a practice routine.
Playing "walking blues lines" is a common thing for bass players, but also guitar players do not shy away from a nice walking blues shuffle riff. The blues shuffle riff is a popular sound and often used by guitar players like T-Bone Walker (Going to Chicago, T-bone Shuffle) and Stevie Ray Vaughan (Cold shot, Pride
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