How to Play Rhythm Blues Guitar: Part 2
Part of the Video Series How to Play Blues Guitar
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How to Play Rhythm Blues Guitar: Part 2
Hi! My name is John Armstrong from ExpertVillage.com. Today I will be discussing with you the ins and outs of electric blues guitar. As you can see from the last example how I organize those one, four, five as I did to one chord, the one dominant seven chord for the first measure of the first four beats, one, two, three, four. Then moved it over to the four chord, the D seven chord, and did that for the next four beats per measure too, for measures three and four I went back to the chord, back to the one dominant seven chord, the A seven, for the next two measures I went to the D seven chord of the four chord again, back to A seven for two measures, E seven for a measure, D seven for a measure, four chord, A seven for a measure, and using my five chord, my E seven is my turnaround, ending on A seven.
Hi! My name is John Armstrong from ExpertVillage.com. Today I will be discussing with you the ins and outs of electric blues guitar. As you can see from the last example how I organize those one, four, five as I did to one chord, the one dominant seven chord for the first measure of the first four beats, one, two, three, four. Then moved it over to the four chord, the D seven chord, and did that for the next four beats per measure too, for measures three and four I went back to the chord, back to the one dominant seven chord, the A seven, for the next two measures I went to the D seven chord of the four chord again, back to A seven for two measures, E seven for a measure, D seven for a measure, four chord, A seven for a measure, and using my five chord, my E seven is my turnaround, ending on A seven.
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Expert: John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now. He has played with countless musicians over the years, and in bands ranging from classical ensembles to rock groups. Read More
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