Welcome to The Blues Guitar Show! Your free audio guitar teacher, focusing on all things blues guitar, records, rocking music theory and gear.Covering all the genres in the Blues world from Delta to Rockabilly.Each Monday I release an episode packed with information, exercises, songs, licks and interviews with some of the best players around to give you Passion, Practice and Perseverance for your ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 314 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In this episode I'm reviewing the Vintage VS6 (SG style) guitar.
The Vintage VS6 ReIssued Series is a solid body, double cutaway guitar that can turn its hand to anything. Be it rock solid rhythm chords providing the engine room for your sound, dro... more
In this episode I'm doing another 'songs simplified' this time on the classic 1 chord vamp song - Smokestack Lightnin'.
This is a blues jam staple and a campfire classic so well worth digging your teeth into.
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In this lesson we take a deep dive into Three O Clock Blues and look at the licks and scales BB is using.
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In this episode we're looking into Freddie Kings playing, how he strucrtures his solos, the techniques he uses and how you can use them in your playing.
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My playing has gotten so much better since listening to Ben. I always find something in each show that I can pull out and apply to my guitar playing. 🤘
From Spotify: This podcast is Brilliant.
I’ve listened to this podcast since the very first episode. I’ve learned so much from Ben—he presents information in such a simple and informative manner.
Ben—some episode ideas:
- Classic slide licks, perhaps artist
- Turnaround variations
- Understanding timing (4/4, 6/8 etc)
- Advice for playing live (especially if you haven’t done much before)
This podcast is brilliant. Ben’s innovative approach to scales and licks make it so easy to learn the blues. I found the free stuff so good I signed up for the plus membership and it is the best value tuition available. You will learn the blues but be happy doing it.
Ben is a great teacher. Personal growth and improvement are easy with Ben’s way of instruction.
Thanks Ben!!!
Rick watson
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