Play Blues On Guitar In Any Key (with this riff)
Learning easy Blues Riffs for Acoustic Guitar is where many learn to play guitar because itâs fun, recognizable and rewarding.
Whether youâve been stuck in a practice rut or you want to learn to play the blues better, understanding and practicing some basic blues riffs will help you on your acoustic guitar learning journey. If today's video is helpful, you'll love Tony's Acoustic Challenge...
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Learning blues riffs on guitar will help you learn the fretboard, gain greater dexterity in your fingers, and solo better. While you canât apply the same riff over and over to the same song, you can use riffs to help you learn how to solo on the guitar.
In this blues guitar lesson, I will show you one blues lick that is incredibly useful because after you learn it, you will be able to play the 12 bar blues in ANY key. Thatâs right â you can use this riff in any blues.
Beginner guitar players and experienced veterans alike will gain valuable insight into the blues and the guitar as a whole.
Using this blues riff as a springboard, you can launch your guitar improvisation practice. Even if you werenât sure you could solo, using this blues riff will give you the confidence to keep improvising on the guitar; just remember for a 12 bar blues, your pentatonic scales are your friends!
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Learning easy Blues Riffs for Acoustic Guitar is where many learn to play guitar because itâs fun, recognizable and rewarding.
Whether youâve been stuck in a practice rut or you want to learn to play the blues better, understanding and practicing some basic blues riffs will help you on your acoustic guitar learning journey. If today’s video is helpful, you’ll love Tony’s Acoustic Challenge…
đ¤ You’ve Never Played Guitar This Consistently
â 4.9 rating from over 36k guitar students
đ Visit: https://tonypolecastro.com/
Learning blues riffs on guitar will help you learn the fretboard, gain greater dexterity in your fingers, and solo better. While you canât apply the same riff over and over to the same song, you can use riffs to help you learn how to solo on the guitar.
In this blues guitar lesson, I will show you one blues lick that is incredibly useful because after you learn it, you will be able to play the 12 bar blues in ANY key. Thatâs right â you can use this riff in any blues.
Beginner guitar players and experienced veterans alike will gain valuable insight into the blues and the guitar as a whole.
Using this blues riff as a springboard, you can launch your guitar improvisation practice. Even if you werenât sure you could solo, using this blues riff will give you the confidence to keep improvising on the guitar; just remember for a 12 bar blues, your pentatonic scales are your friends!
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Request your invite to Tony’s Acoustic Challenge today: https://tonypolecastro.com/
Wow guys! I love that this has been so helpful. If you dig this format (quick lesson, but always musical) I release one every day on Tonys Acoustic Challenge. Type it into Google and check it out đ Cheers!
Great video
Without further ado, letâs get started. But firstâŚâŚ..
Thank you very much for this valuable 12 bar blues lesson ! this blues riff will be extremely useful to me as i want to play some blues riffs for my 12 bar blues 60's rock n roll song called "Roll Over Beethoven" by the beatles ! lol đ
First time playing a guitar and it was somewhat easy. Thanks! I want to learn the delta blues someday!
That was fun, thank you!
Thanks a lot sir ! I loved the lesson.
I love the way you teach it, brother. I'm from a certain age, from Alabama, and I sat at the feet of some old black men, and listened, listened. They weren't singing Blues, just their experience. They were down to earth and otherworldly, at the same time, somehow.
An alle deutschen hier: Das hĂśrt sich fĂźr mich viel zu sehr nach der Titelmusik von "LĂśwenzahn" an xD
first time ive watched this guy loved it really great teacher
We are playing the Root, octave, flat seventh, and fifth. Right?
Posted two years ago on my birthday!
Great lesson
so hes playing it in G but as i move it say up a fret or down a fret and start playing there how do i know which key each fret will be in ? please help want to play this in E and also know which key is in each fret when playing this thx đ love u all
Love it thank you so much!
love n cheers dear !
Tony is a great great teacher
I went to a Blues Club for the first time about 3 weeks ago. and i cant get the Blues out of my head…..so my my musician friend is in town and he sent me this video clip yesterday… just wonderful. !!!
we were trying to figure it out the same exact way the band played it — and the brother in this video. got it just right for SomeĂłne Like me who has never played the guitar before…today In playing the Blues Baby !!! đ
I would be more motivated to follow if you start with a real jam to see how it is in real time and then breaking it up into pieces later.
Thank you for everything. Great lesson.
You were so right. A flood light just lit up! Thank you so much!
Just started, that this is great…! thanks
Nice Tony. Thanks.
Can you make a tutorial about this blues: https://youtu.be/s-7yx7cFD7M
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That is so much fun even for me as a complete beginner! Thank you!
Awesome!! great for a beginner!!