This is where we get into the GOOD stuff, the real bluesy stuff!

1. 12 Killer Blues Licks Guitar Pro
2. Free Blues Guitar Licks
3. Progressive Blues Guitar Licks
4. Blues Rock Licks Guitar Pro

I’ve got a blues solo for you to learn, complete with an intro and a turnaround!. This should help you get an idea of what a blues riff should or can sound like. For this one, we’ll be playing in the Key of A, mainly working off of a minor pentatonic scale.

When you’re learning this riff, I’d recommend playing it as is before trying to add in any flourishes, inflections, or vibrato. Once you can play it straight the way through as a tempo you’re comfortable with (no stops!), then you start experimenting with different sounds and effects. In fact, you're encouraged to!

Speaking of tempo, full speed for this is 94 beats per minute, but you can start somewhere around 60 and work your way up from there.

Once you’re comfortable with all of the above, practice it with a jam buddy! One of you can play the solo while the other plays the 12-bar blues shuffle (coming to you later in the lesson). Then, switch! It’s not nice to hog the spotlight!

12 Killer Blues Licks Guitar Pro

The blues shuffle riff is a popular sound and often used by guitar players like T-Bone Walker (Going to Chicago, T-bone Shuffle) and Stevie Ray Vaughan (Cold shot, Pride and joy, Travis walk). While blues rhythm guitar suffices with a standard 12 bar blues shuffle, a cool shuffle riff is often more fun to play and interesting listen to. Leigh Fuge of MGR Music works through 10 easy blues guitar licks for beginners that can be quickly worked into a practice routine.

Free Blues Guitar Licks

There's a PDF of the TAB available free in the downloads tab or try the..

Guitar Pro

If you are working with the Guitar Pro file (free download for registered users - but you do need Guitar Pro software) then you can then easily slow down the track using the speed button in the top right next to the tuning fork icon. Sophos business pricing. If you don't have it you can use this link and promo code JUSTINGUITAR to get 20% off :)

Progressive Blues Guitar Licks

TAB

• DVD 3 – Passing Tone Licks -More Licks -Doublestop Licks -Add Spice to your Licks -Move Pentatonic Positions DVD 4 – Target Note Licks -Flashy Licks -Jam & Apply I -Jam & Apply II DVD 5 – Rhythm & Licks -Jam & Apply III -Bonus Lessons -Bonus Footage JAM TRACK AUDIO CDs: 1. Delta/Chicago Blues Jam Tracks Audio CD 2. Blues Jam Tracks Audio.
• Guitar tabs and audio created by Guitar Pro. Next, let’s welcome the first guitar technique and also one of the most expressive on guitar, vibrato. When you see a squiggly line on certain notes in the next lick, that means vibrato should be applied to that note.
• Guitar pro 7 - pdf-mp3 - backing track. Blues licks vol.4. 5 blues rock guitar licks. Practice guitar licks 1. Practice licks guitar 2. Practice licks guitar 3.

And here's the tab for you if you don't need the PDF of GP file !:)

Blues Rock Licks Guitar Pro

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