Description
In this guitar lesson, I’ll show you how to play a classic Chicago blues style rhythm and lead in the style of the great Jimmy Rogers. Jimmy played in the Muddy Waters band during the 1950s and went on to develop a solo career, recording on Chess records with classics like, “That’s Alright” and “Walking By Myself”. This lesson takes samples of some classic Jimmy Rogers style licks and combines them into a single composition. This composition also has a beginning and an end, which is something new that I’m going to start introducing to these lessons.
Part 1 – Free Guitar Lesson
Part 2 – For Premium Members
Slow Walk-Through – For Premium Members
Video Tablature Breakdown
Video Tablature Breakdown
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