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In this MicroLesson (ML023) you’ll learn an interesting blues rhythm to play in the key of A. In the extended version, I’ll show you how to easily transpose this to any key.
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Good stuff, Brian. You’re the best. I’ve learned a lot from you. Been working on the last Gospel blues lesson. Don’t know how you come up with this stuff. Don’t ever go away!
Thanks, Mate. Great work.
M.J.
These rhythm lessons you do are the best.
Yikes! Brought up this lesson and had to double check I was on the right site.
Brian. Put down the razor, clasp your hands behind your head and step slowly away.
Changes like that unsettle the cosmos.
Always look forward to new postings. Teaching site par excellence.
Kevin
Great lesson Brian.
Thanks
Ray
ur indeed a star – u really know how to keep us interested. Thanks a million
Thank you Brian , a nice easy lesson to understand and to change to another key A few more like this All the best
Good stuff !
Great lesson, Keep the great lessons coming
Love the micro lessons. . Are you still doing them? This is the last one I have Recieved.
Merci from France!
Brian, you are the first guitar teacher that I have come across that not only shows us how to play the tune but, explains how it works. For me that is awesome so really a big thanks to you. Best regards Dave.
Haven’t played the guitar since I was the lead in a country band in the eighties. Thanks for giving me a renewed interest in playing….now the blues! 🙂
hi brian — another great lesson – you make it easy to learn to play the guitar – not just repeating songs and riffs – that is what I really like about your site is that I am improving my skills.. thanks again
Brian: The extended version and Slow Walk through are blurred out and don’t play for me. I am a member. ????
disregard. After I posted the message everything was normal.
Love finding little nuggets like this lesson from a while back. If I had figured this one out when I was 15 years old on my $12.00 Stella flattop I would have been tempted to quit the 10th grade and go on the road. Serious thx!
Jerry
Castle Rock, Colorado