SRV Texas Flood Lesson

August 9, 2013 /

In this free guitar lesson, I want to show you lick in the style of SRV’s Texas Flood. This lick is in the key of G.

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3 responses to “SRV Texas Flood Lesson”

  1. Bob Avatar
    Bob

    Great lesson-thanks so much. well explained and demo’d.

  2. Brad Avatar
    Brad

    Nice breakdown of that lick John. Texas Flood is what I think of when first when discussing SRV. New Strat sounds great. Love that butterscotch color. SRV had one in a very similar color. Very fitting first demo for your New Strat.

    Your comments on execution of the notes over speed was appreciated. I constantly remind myself that speed comes with practice over time. Speed without note execution delivers disappointing sound.

    Thanks for the ever growing quality content.

    Brad

  3. mark hughes Avatar
    mark hughes

    John is there a single dvd of your’s available with the slow blues for slide in open E?

3 thoughts on “SRV Texas Flood Lesson”

  1. Nice breakdown of that lick John. Texas Flood is what I think of when first when discussing SRV. New Strat sounds great. Love that butterscotch color. SRV had one in a very similar color. Very fitting first demo for your New Strat.

    Your comments on execution of the notes over speed was appreciated. I constantly remind myself that speed comes with practice over time. Speed without note execution delivers disappointing sound.

    Thanks for the ever growing quality content.

    Brad

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