Walter Trout’s pedigree and contributions to our musical heritage would fill multiple and significant chapters in the history of blues-rock guitar, from its birth to the present day. Walter cut his teeth as a sideman for John Lee Hooker, Percy Mayfield, Big Mama Thornton, Joe Tex, and many others. Then three years with Canned Heat and a 5-year stint with John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers.
In 1989, The London Times called Walter’s first solo album, Life In The Jungle, “The greatest album in the history of the blues-rock genre!” 30 albums later, Walter Trout is still regarded as, ”one of the most talented rock and blues players on the world’s stage,” as stated by John Mayall.
We thank our lucky stars for welcoming one of our all-time
“For me, being a
guitar player is not about perfection and flawless execution of technique. It’s about tapping into the moment, being spontaneous, and taking risks to create something beautiful. Using 6 of my own tunes, I’ll show you my favorite blues-rock approaches; how to build a solo with more imagination and avoid cliches, how to create more dynamic lines, how to visualize the neck, rhythmguitar strategies, inversions, practice tips, fills in between vocals, and most importantly — how to forget it all and just play!” – Walter Trout
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Walter Trout Guitar Lessons
Freedom to Do Your Own Thing
Bending
Utilizing the Volume Knob
Hammer-Ons, Pull-Offs, and Slides
Haunted by the Night – Overview
Haunted by the Night – Performance
Haunted by the Night – Breakdown
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