The down home country blues grooves pioneered by legendary pre-war blues artists will live on forever, both in their original form and as the foundation for mor...
In these free guitar lessons taken from David Hamburger's 30 Blues Intros, Turnarounds & Endings, David will take you through a series of intros, turnarounds an...
This new video guitar lesson series features some of the best guitar licks in the TrueFire library as voted on by our community. In this volume, we're featuring...
Understanding how to craft great chord melodies is an essential skill for the blues guitarist. Playing great solos while simultaneously holding down the accomp...
Almost every blues, jazz, and funk solo is improvised - top players will pretty much never play the same thing twice over a particular groove. It's important to...
An easy way to approach soloing is to learn the chords, and then use the pentatonic scale to play over them. It's a relatively safe and practical way to begin y...
Jazz, rock, and blues musicians need to be able to modify any lick or phrase in their vocabulary to fit the groove that they're playing over in a creative and f...
One of the most critical things you can do when learning how to play blues guitar is becoming familiar with the chord progressions of popular songs, and play th...
In Oz Noy's Twisted Guitar: Blues Rhythm, he makes it fun and exciting to practice rhythm guitar with 10 fast and funky blues rhythm etudes. He'll show you how ...
Soul jazz is a musical style coming from the 60's and 70's, bringing in the sounds of blues, soul, jazz, gospel, swing, R&B, and funk to create a danceable, fun...
These 7 free guitar lessons are from Corey Congilio's Solo Factory: Texas Blues. Grab your guitar right now because you won’t be spending any time learning tedi...
Soloing over a slow blues is one of the most challenging things to develop for a blues guitar player. It not only requires the technical knowledge, but a comple...
