In this video, I’m playing a slow blues solo in A minor on the Suhr Modern Pro guitar. It’s inspired by David Gilmour (Pink Floyd). You can download the tabs or play along with the backing track below.
About this slow blues
This solo was improvised over one of my blues backing tracks, called Turning Tides Blues. It’s a track with a 12-8 meter, creating a haunting electric blues feel. This blues style is inspired by BB. King, Peter Green, Joe Bonamassa, Gary Moore, and others.
I feel like there are not enough blues backing tracks in 12/8-time on the net, so I decided to do my take on it. The solo is mostly in A minor pentatonic. Notice how putting the longer notes on the first beat & the licks on the 4th help to push the beat forward. This tasty, modern electric blues solo is played on my Suhr Modern guitar, through the Fractal AX8.
4 Comments
Very much reminds me of Gilmour. Thanks for posting this. I love Pink Floyd and this is the kind of slow bluesy type of music that I want to learn.
thanks! check out some of my lesson videos if you’re interested. Maarten
Thank you very much, I will try to play a few guitar solos inspired by you. ♥
Great! go for it!