- Category: Blues Lessons
- Instructor: NextLevelGuitar
- Total Time: 9:8 min
- Please click below for digital video version:
More Blues lead guitar in the style of Albert Collins – 12:46 min
In this lesson Ben Zinn digs deeper into the style of Blues legend Albert Collins and whips up a killer lesson. This lesson is played in an open tuning and played with a capo as Albert Collins utilized. This is an open D minor tuning that will help create some new sounds and new ideas that may open some doors for you. This open D minor tuning is from low to high D A D F A D. Ben teaches some fun scale shapes in this tuning and follows it up with some fun licks in this style. Give it a try and remember to keep pushing yourself on that guitar and try new things – enjoy!
More BLUES lead guitar in the style of BUDDY GUY – 8:46 min
In this lesson Ben Zinn digs deep into the early 1970s style of Blues Legend Buddy Guy and teaches you some inspired by devices and techniques. Ben goes over how to cop the vibe of this unique style to get a very signature sound. Ben first goes over the scale positions he will use throughout this lesson. Ben stays in the E blues scale and goes over the positions and then gets into the examples. Remember that this style requires a lot of frenetic energy and short bursts of chaotic notes. Add some of these techniques and devices to your playing and practice over the jam tracksi n the jam tracks section of the site – enjoy!
Blues guitar techniques, licks, and riffs in the style of Joe Bonamassa – 9:26 min
In this lesson Ben Zinn examines the modern style of one of the leaders of blues rock playing today – Joe Bonamassa. Ben takes you through a G Blues rhythm progression. You want to have a grasp of major and minor pentatonic scales as well as blues scales to get up to speed for this lesson. Ben teaches great ways to open up a blues progression using pickups to the beginning of the blues scale. Ben takes you through the devices and licks in the style of this great player – use this as a springboard and take the ideas you like and make them your own – stay creative and keep on rocking!