Simple 12 Bar Blues Fingerstyle
Practice fingerstyle – and learn the blues by applying a simple fingerstyle pattern to the 12 Bar Blues
Practice fingerstyle – and learn the blues by applying a simple fingerstyle pattern to the 12 Bar Blues
With three chords, you can play the blues IF you how long to play each chord. The 12 Bar Blues Structure shows you how and when to play these 3 chords!
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Learn the 3 chords you need for playing the blues! We learn the I-IV-V change to give us blues chords in the key of E, A, D and G
Put the CAGED Guitar system into practice to generate interesting chord voicings.
The CAGED guitar system is way of visualising the guitar fretboard using existing chord shapes that you know
Travis picking in D is best executed using an ‘upside down’ bass pattern – higher then lower bass notes usually on 4th then 5th strings.
Many guitarists use a thumb pick for their fingering – but should you?
Frustrated because your bar chords don’t sound great? The ultimate guide to bar chords is for you!