Learn 12 Bar Blues Guitar

Learn 12 Bar Blues Guitar – Use Blues Chords and Scales to Play Awesome Blues Guitar

Receive your free copy of “How to Play Blues Using Blues Chords”, Plus the bonus section “How to Play Blues Using The Blues Scale”.

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If you want to learn how to play 12 bar blues on the guitar this is the right place to start. Here’s what you will learn when you download your free copy of How to Play Blues Using Blues Chords:

Blues Chord Progressions and Patterns. I’ll show you how blues is structured using a typical chord progression and pattern including….

The 12 Bar Blues. I’ll show you the blues chord progressions and patterns which make up a 12 bar blues

Basic Blues Chords. I’ll show you which chords in which key are used in a typical blues and 12 bar blues progression.

The Chords Which Make Blues Sound Bluesy. I’ll show you one of the major chord variations which gives blues it’s distinctive sound.

How Blues Chords are Made. I’ll show you how to play these bluesy chords in two different keys, including the key which is arguably the key most often used by blues players.

And I’ll even give you an easy alternative, with ‘easy blues chord’ shapes which anyone can play but which always sound good

PLUS BONUS SECTION – “How to Play Blues Using The Blues Scale”

How to Play Blues Using Blues Chords also includes a bonus section “How To Play Blues Using The Blues Scale” in which I’ll show you:

• How to Play The Minor Pentatonic Scale – I’ll show you the 5 different ‘shapes’ you’ll find on your guitar fretboard and how to play the blues using the Minor Pentatonic in any key
• When to play and improvise blues licks and solos using the blues Minor Pentatonic Scale
• What makes The Blues Scale different from the Minor Pentatonic – it’s only one note but it makes all the difference and will give your playing that authentic bluesy sound
• How to play and improvise blues solos and licks in any key using The Blues Scale – when you’re familiar with the shapes you’ll be able to play in any key quickly and easily.
• The Major Pentatonic Scale – The Minor Pentatonic is great for improvising licks and solos but sometimes you just want to add that little bit of something different. I’ll show you the Major Pentatonic Scale and how to play it – when you can play the Minor Pentatonic Scale then playing the Major will be easy as well….it’s the same shape! I’ll show you how you can easily find it on your fret board
• When to use the Major Pentatonic Scale – there are times during a blues progression when using the Major Pentatonic sounds good and times when it doesn’t. I’ll give you a tip on when to use it

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