In The Boogie Rhythm Pattern – Part 2 we’re going to look at some variations on the pattern that we learnt in part one.
The first variation on the pattern is something that Chuck Berry uses a lot.
The Boogie Rhythm Pattern – Part 1
There’s one blues and rock and roll rhythm that’s heard in literally hundreds, possibly thousands of songs. Learn The Boogie Rhythm Pattern.
How To Break Out Of the ‘Playing The Scale As A Solo’ Rut – Part 2
If you’ve been practising the ideas we looked at in my previous article How To Break Out Of the ‘Playing The Scale As A Solo’ Rut, you might be feeling a little bit restricted at this point, so here’s part 2.
In the second part of our look at soloing on two strings we’re going to look at a couple of combinations of two string patterns that you can join together and start to create more interest and variety in your solos.
How To Break Out Of the ‘Playing The Scale As A Solo’ Rut
Starting to play rock solos doesn’t need to be a black art. If you know the basic ‘blues box’ A minor pentatonic scale, you can start to turn it into a solo very easily. In this post I’ll talk about how to break out of the “Playing The Scale As A Solo” Rut. The Minor […]
How to Play Any Chord with One Shape
Have you ever wondered why experienced electric guitarists often seem to be simply moving one simple shape around the neck? This post will give you a little insight into how to play any chord with one shape. I thought it might be interesting to throw a few ideas down about what I call “The Magic […]