In this new lesson from Blues Guitar Institute, we’ll continue building a Texas blues style acoustic solo.
The solo break can be a scary place – especially when you’re playing by yourself. It feels intimidating for sure. I mean there are so many notes on the fretboard, some of which sound absolutely horrible when played over the chord you’re working with.
Just when you think you’ve got a nice note over a chord….
You guessed it, time for a chord change.
In this lesson, we’re going to look at a solo break played without any accompaniment and we’ll play our solo right through the chord changes.
You’ll learn:
- Why an A bass works over the D Chord
- How to shift positions strategically on the neck
- The snappy lick that really brings out the D Chord
Other Related Lessons
- Tuesday Blues 127: Get Deep with this Funky Texas Style Groove
- Tuesday Blues 128: How to Play a Sweet Texas Blues Solo