Start learning blues guitar in the style of Eric Clapton, BB King, SRV and more with these free blues guitar lessons.
In this lesson I want to show you a Dickey Betts style guitar lick played in the style of Blue Sky. Dickey Betts is a master at blending scales together without sounding like that is what he is trying to do. It always sounds like just a beautiful melody with an improvisational quality to it. Dickey Betts is one of my favorite guitarists and learning how to play like him is a must if you truly want to master blues guitar.
In this free guitar lesson I will show you how to play a turnaround lick.
In this weeks lesson I want to show you a cool Freddie King style blues guitar lick. Freddie King was a big influence on Eric Clapton and in my opinion was one of the greatest blues guitar players ever. His renditions of Have You Ever Loved a Woman are mind blowing to say the least. Armed with a 335 and just his fingers, Freddie delivers the goods like a blues man should.
In this Duane Allman slide guitar lesson, I want to show you a lick similar to what Duane might play over a Statesboro Blues style tune. Duane was the master of the electric slide and knew how to draw some amazing licks from minimal notes using a bottleneck. Less is more is the key to slide guitar in my opinion and Duane was the pioneer of modern electric slide playing.
In this lesson, I’m going to show you how to play a blues guitar lick in the style of BB King. I’ve been watching a DVD from him called, “BB King Live in Africa”, and this is a lick I kinda picked up from Sweet Sixteen.
In this weeks Blues Guitar Lesson video, I’m going to show you how to play an Eric Clapton Style Blues guitar lick.
Today I’m going to show you a Blues Guitar lick in the style of Eric Clapton, that can be used
Do you want to learn how to play like Eric Clapton, SRV, and Johnny Winter? In this blues guitar lesson