Tuesday Blues
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How to Use the CAGED System to Play Sweet Blues Leads
Lesson ID: TB366
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Make Basic Guitar Chords Sound Bluesy with this One Small Tweak
Lesson ID: TB358
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5 Fast Hacks to Help You Understand the Fretboard
Lesson ID: TB357
I love finding the small concepts that when understood and applied have outsized. This video is a collection of five ideas that have helped me see the guitar fretboard differently, understand its layout more deeply and most importantly, use the fretboard with confidence.
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The BEST music lesson I ever got
Lesson ID: TB355
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Spice up Your Twelve Bar Blues with this Chord Trick
Lesson ID: TB343
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How to Play 12 Bar Blues Progressions Anywhere on the Neck
Lesson ID: TB315
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Massively Improve Your Fretboard Skills with This
Lesson ID: TB314
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Should I learn scales on the guitar first or chords?
Lesson ID: TB307
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The Most Important Thing I Learned About Music
Lesson ID: TB302
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How to Build the Chords in a Minor Key
Lesson ID: TB272
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How to Leverage a Scale You Already Know
Lesson ID: TB271
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Making Sense of the Ragtime Blues Progression
Lesson ID: TB266
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Are You Over Complicating the Guitar?
Lesson ID: TB256
Are you over complicating the guitar? I’m certainly guilty of this at times. In this lesson, we’re going to cut through the distractions and build […]
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Will Music Theory Make You a Better Guitar Player?
Lesson ID: TB255
Will music theory actually make you a better guitar player? Well maybe, maybe not though. It depends on your goals and in this lesson, we’ll have a look at some reasons why you might want to consider learning the basics.
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How to Count to Four (for Blues Guitarists)
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Related Lessons What’s the Difference Between Straight versus Shuffle Rhythm? | TB151 Improve Your Timing with this Quick Exercise | TB146 Develop Good Timing with […]
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Multiply the Chords You Know with This
Lesson ID: TB213
In this lesson, I’ll give you 6 chord formulas that will help you form chords all over the guitar neck. I love a good formula. […]
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The Reason Why You Should Know Your Arpeggios
Lesson ID: TB160
In this lesson, you’ll learn the reason why even blues players need to know a bit about arpeggios. Metalheads, shredders, virtuosos….those are the only guitar […]
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What’s the Difference between Straight versus Shuffle Rhythm?
Lesson ID: TB151
In this lesson, we’ll focus on building solid rhythm skills by highlighting the difference between straight and shuffle rhythm.
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Must Know Scale for the Guitarist That Hates Scales
Lesson ID: TB096
What one scale is responsible for launching more guitar music than any other? If you want to play guitar and hate scales, this is the one […]
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Minor Chord Construction
Lesson ID: TB088
In this lesson, we’ll take what we learned in Tuesday Blues lesson 26 & 27 about constructing major chords and apply it to minor chords.
With one small tweak to the major chord formula, we end up with a minor chord. Changing just one note of a chord can have dramatic results.
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Constructing the E Blues Scale (Practice Guide Included)
Lesson ID: TB083
In this lesson, we’ll walk through the E Blues Scale in a musical sense. Then, we’ll take the scale formula and apply it to the fretboard.
Be sure to pick up the tab for the practice guide that will get your fingers playing the scale in several positions on the neck.