Blues guitar lesson #8, where I show you how to play a collection of powerful blues-rock licks in A minor. Recommended playing level: intermediate and up. Enjoy! Maarten

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Backing Track For this Blues Lick
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I played a full solo on this jam track.
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00:00 introduction
01:34 'Big Entrance' (bars 1,2,3)
10:21 'Pick Your Target (bars 3,4)
14:47 'Moore Blues (bars 5,6)
21:08 Conclusion
22:18 About The Pickups

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ABOUT Blues Lesson Lick #8
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I’m proud to present to you my 8th blues lick guitar lesson. In this video, I'll teach you how to play a slow but powerful blues-rock phrase in the key of A minor. This blues-rock phrase is played over a slow blues-rock jam track in A minor (12-8, 12 bar blues). This collection of blues licks is inspired by guitar players like B.B. King, Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa, Eric Clapton, and David Gilmour.  As usual, you get the guitar tabs on the screen in this video. A few times, I transpose the minor blues licks an octave lower to make things a bit easier.

Concepts that are present in this blues solo guitar lesson
- alternate picking and legato (hammer-on, pull-off)
- mixing metrics (playing duplets and quadruplets)
- A minor pentatonic, pentatonic scale
- blues bends, expressive blues bends

*Gear:
-The guitar used is a Gibson Les Paul  (pickups: Seymour Duncan JB and Duesenberg p90)
-Amp: Engl Screamer 50 (no pedals)
- Captured w. the Universal Audio Ox 

I had a lot of fun making this video, & I sincerely hope that this extended music lesson will provide you with some inspiration and maybe some new minor blues licks that you can use in your playing!

Thanks a lot for your support! 

Maarten 
guitarist, guitar teacher, composer, educator

Credits
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This video was written, recorded, filmed, and edited by Maarten 
All guitars played by Maarten - including the slide guitar in the transitions 😉
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e-mail: maarten@guitar-inspiration.com 
Instagram/Twitter: @mbguitarlife

If you read this entire description, you are awesome! 🤘

Blues guitar lesson #8, where I show you how to play a collection of powerful blues-rock licks in A minor. Recommended playing level: intermediate and up. Enjoy! Maarten

---Support my guitar inspiration channel---
My videos are made with love for guitars, music, and coffee 😉
â–¶ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gtrinspiration

---FREE Printable PDF (Blues Tabs, Notation)---
download these guitar tabs from my blog:
â–¶ https://bit.ly/3tSIAZr

---Backing Track For this Blues Lick---
â–¶ https://youtu.be/vI5j3iJVlF0
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---I played a full solo on this jam track---
â–¶ https://youtu.be/aAcXs-l8BNQ

00:00 introduction
01:34 'Big Entrance' (bars 1,2,3)
10:21 'Pick Your Target (bars 3,4)
14:47 'Moore Blues (bars 5,6)
21:08 Conclusion
22:18 About The Pickups

#blues #guitarlesson #blueslicks

---ABOUT Blues Lesson Lick #8---
I’m proud to present to you my 8th blues lick guitar lesson. In this video, I'll teach you how to play a slow but powerful blues-rock phrase in the key of A minor. This blues-rock phrase is played over a slow blues-rock jam track in A minor (12-8, 12 bar blues). This collection of blues licks is inspired by guitar players like B.B. King, Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa, Eric Clapton, and David Gilmour. As usual, In this video, you get the guitar tabs on the screen. A few times, I transpose the minor blues licks an octave lower to make things a bit easier.

Concepts that are present in this blues solo guitar lesson
- alternate picking and legato (hammer-on, pull-off)
- mixing metrics (playing duplets and quadruplets)
- A minor pentatonic, pentatonic scale
- blues bends, expressive blues bends

*Gear:
-The guitar used is a Gibson Les Paul (pickups: Seymour Duncan JB and Duesenberg p90)
-Amp: Engl Screamer 50 (no pedals)
- Captured w. the Universal Audio Ox

I had a lot of fun making this video, & I sincerely hope that this extended music lesson will provide you with some inspiration and maybe some new a minor blues licks that you can use in your playing!

Thanks a lot for your support!

Maarten
guitarist, guitar teacher, composer, educator

---Credits----
This video was written, recorded, filmed, and edited by Maarten
All guitars played by Maarten - including the slide guitar in the transitions 😉
â–¶ https://www.guitar-inspiration.com
e-mail: maarten@guitar-inspiration.com
Instagram/Twitter: @mbguitarlife

If you read this entire description, you are awesome! 🤘

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I’m proud to present to you my 8th blues lick guitar lesson. In this video, I’ll teach you how to play a slow but powerful blues-rock phrase in the key of A minor.

Concepts present in this blues lick lesson:
  • alternate picking and legato (hammer-on, pull-off)
  • mixing metrics (playing duplets and quadruplets)
  • A minor pentatonic, pentatonic scale
  • blues bends, expressive blues bends
  • targeting notes like the 9th

The guitar used is a Gibson Les Paul (with a Seymour Duncan JB4 pickup and a Duesenberg p90) into an ENGL Screamer 50 Amp, captured with the universal audio Ox. No Pedals Used 🙂

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