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Blues Guitar By Yourself

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Introduction to Blues Guitar By Yourself!

Introduction (1:17)

Blues Rhythms with Dominant 7ths and Pentatonic Licks

Dominant 7th Chord Explanation and Review (2:26)
A Blues Shuffle (6:50)
E Blues Shuffle (7:18)
G Blues Shuffle (10:27)
D Blues Shuffle (10:14)
C Blues Shuffle (13:44)

Blues Rhythms with 9th Chords, 7ths and Licks!

9th Chords Explanation and Review (6:02)
E Blues Straight (11:36)
D Blues Straight (10:07)
A Blues Shuffle (9:36)
C Blues Shuffle (8:12)
F Swing (7:23)

Chords for Jazz Blues Progressions

Intro to Jazz Blues - Watch This First (3:56)
13th Chord and ii, V, I Lesson (4:44)
G Jazz Blues Focus on 13th Chords, II, V, I Turns (6:41)
G Jazz Blues I, VI, II, V (6:46)
G Jazz Blues II, V, I and Diminished 7 Addition (9:40)
Bb Jazz Blues (6:13)
Bb Jazz Blues with Walking Bassline (9:38)

Blues Rock Progressions

What is Blues Rock? (1:17)
Blues Rock in E (8:45)
Blues Rock in A (5:02)
Blues Rock in D (7:07)
Blues Rock in G (7:21)
Blues Rock in B (9:08)

Slow Blues Rhythms

Slow Blues Explanation (1:50)
Slow Blues in G (9:08)
Slow Blues in C (8:33)
Slow Blues in A (8:46)

Altered Chords Used in Blues Rhythms

Explanation of Altered Dominant 7th Chords (3:55)
A shuffle (7:48)
E straight (7:31)

Turnarounds for Blues Rhythm

Explanation of Turnarounds and How to Develop Them (4:46)
Turnaround in E - No Root (2:56)
Turnaround in A - No Root (2:25)
Multiple Turnaround in E (4:21)
Turnaround in G (2:12)
Turnaround in D (2:42)

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