The Electric Blues Course
The Electric Blues Course (ongoing course) aims to take you from complete beginner (the first lesson literally assumes you’ve never played guitar) to at least intermediate level in the blues style.
You’ll learn basic rhythm playing, then more embellished rhythm playing, and you’ll learn basic soloing, then more advanced soloing ideas.
Click on the lesson to be taken to YouTube where you can view the video for that lesson. Also make sure to click on the accompanying materials for that lesson. There will be a PDF, and / or an MP3 that you’ll need to use as you follow the lesson.
Module 1, Lesson 1 – Starting at the very beginning Download Materials
Module 1, Lesson 2 – Developing the basic rhythm pattern Download Materials
Module 1, Lesson 3 – Introducing turnarounds Download Materials
Module 1, Lesson 4 – Embellishing the basic boogie pattern Download Materials
Module 1, Lesson 5 – More licks in the key of A Download Materials
Module 1, Lesson 6 – Playing faster & introducing a new key Download Materials
Module 1, Lesson 7 – Rhythm playing in G Download Materials
Module 1 Lesson 8 – Muddy Waters and BB King Download Materials
Robert Page says
Just purchased the Eric Clapton “Ramblin’ On My Mind” and Joni Mitchell “Roses Blue” lessons. The exactness of the tablature, augmented by your superb video tutorials have renewed my passion and confidence that I have the ability to play up to a much higher level than previously achieved. The key is having a teacher who has a global knowledge of theory, in combination with virtuosity on the guitar, and one who has applied that necessary perspiration comprising 98% of genius to “crack the code” of many great artists’ finest performances. Over the years, I have paid numerous teachers handsomely to acquire snippets of what you deliver fully for a most reasonable fee, and using media and formats that work flawlessly to inform the process. Most appreciative, Jerry!
André says
hey many thanks Jery1 You did gaved me a vwey good time,your way to teach is perfect!
André
Cliff Carbaugh says
Wow! It’s Great to hear that I’m not the only Old-Fart that is resuming guitar playing after being preoccupied for a few decades! :)
William McMahon says
Same here Cliff. Its great to get these lessons in Jerry’s Guitar Bar. The every best on the net. Good luck chum and enjoy.
Kind Regards.
Willie ( Belfast )
Cliff says
:)
joey b says
When is module 2 coming out?
Gordon Bishop says
I am also wondering about module 2. Module 1 is great.
Chris says
Hi I’m 65 and I have not played for about 26 years and I wasn’t very good then lol. But I have decided to get the guitar out again a few weeks ago and start again. You are a very good teacher and I am learning Me And Julio from your vid and I am trying to master the intro.
I am really going to keep at the guitar this time thanks to you..
Regards..
Chris. From Deal In Kent In The UK. 04 – 02 – 2018.
Jimbo Thornell says
Great Stuff! Very well explained. You say boogie we say buugie in LA (Lower Alabama). Thanks for a very nice lesson!
leonard dieckmann says
thanks, started playing when about 23, with neil young, now 64 and theres so much more,(actually 68), but loving every minute and the tutorials on your site, thanks
Anonymous says
thanks, started playing when about 23, with neil young, now 64 and theres so much more,(actually 68), but loving every minute and the tutorials on your site, thanks
Anonymous says
Sheet, Mon……60 something?
Franklin says
Hello sir. Thanks for the tutorials and tabs, it is really helpful. God bless.
Anonymous says
An “old guy” returning to some great fun with music again….your lessons (and those of Mike H’s) have been a delight! Can’t thank you enough….now, if you have any tricks to get 60+ year old fingers to move like they did when I was 20, please share them. :)
Rowland Buckland says
A poor old pensioner taking up the guitar again after 54 years says a big thankyou.