Blues Licks - Blues solo in A

Instructor Danny Grady teaches you how to play one of the most widely-used chord progressions in popular music, the twelve bar blues. This chord progression is fundamental for any guitarist. Videos here are in parts - for free downloads of the full

Greg Douglass teaches you all about E Minor Blues Solos for your guitar. Get ready for some major blues!

Greg Douglass demonstrates thumb technque with this popular blues melody.

Charles sedlak shows you how to use extended chords when playing blues, with the lesser known jazz blues pattern.

Charles Sedlak shows you the pentatonic blues scale, consisting of five notes.

Instructor Danny Grady teaches you how to play one of the most widely-used chord progressions in popular music, the twelve bar blues. This chord progression is fundamental for any guitarist.

Learn to think of chords as movable "shapes". This lesson isn't blues specific but this concept is applied to the blues in this lesson. Check out the tab here: http://betweenthelicks.com/blues-guitar/blues-chord-shapes

Instructor Danny Grady teaches the basics of the pentatonic scale, and how to use the pentatonic over blues progressions to build chops as a lead guitarist.

The Guitar Wheel is the popular two ounce reference library for music theory that fits inside a guitar case. More info can be found: http://www.guitarwheel.com Demo given by endorsing artist Tommy Bolan of the band N.Y.C

This is to help those "tab-guitarists" take that step towards "musician". Its not hard if you can count. Really. Be sure to read the full free instructions and tabs at http://betweenthelicks.com/general/three-vital-musical-concepts