Classic Blues Licks & Rhythms Course

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When you watch these lessons, you'll be adding new devices and rhythmic concepts to your skill set that will naturally and easily infuse your guitar playing with a new-found power and variety. You're going to shock yourself at how much more polished and sophisticated you'll sound.

Here's What You Get:

Five video lessons in a classic rhythm & blues style. Totaling one hour, you'll get a mini-rhythm and mini-lead course at the same time. Learn to add licks, rhythmic concepts, chord enhancements, and more.

LESSON 1
Rhythm Lesson. Learn how to add fills to your rhythms and spice up your chord progressions. All with a fun, classic R&B/soul vibe. This lesson is very much in the style of Al Green. (Tired of always playing the same things? Well, if so, this is the lesson for you :-)

LESSON 2
Motown-inspired rhythm ideas and concepts. Discover how to play chords in a fresh way. Modify progressions with fresh new ideas and open the floodgates to new chord and rhythm ideas. In the style of Marvin Gaye, this will unchain you from playing just one chord shape.

LESSON 3
Lead guitar lesson on how to examine licks and phrase them together in this classic rhythm and blues style. This lesson focuses on how to utilize the wah pedal to create an awesome sonic atmosphere. This lesson is very much in the style of Curtis Mayfield. You will love how this sounds!

LESSON 4
Another lead guitar lesson packed with soul-inspired licks and how to bring licks into your rhythm playing. Learn how to add fills in this classic style. (This lesson is in the style of Otis Redding and Steve Cropper.) You'll learn about intervals and how to use them, along with discovering some killer soloing strategies — all in a musical context, of course.

LESSON 5
This lesson further examines lead guitar in this classic style and how chords influence soloing choices. Learn how to treat chords and discover how they influence our soloing decisions when improvising. Want to make stronger, more jaw-dropping soloing statements? Well, this is how you do it!