Blues guitar lesson 5, with a tasty jump blues guitar lick in the key of C. (Gibson es335)

0:00 introduction
00:37 in-depth lesson
08:44 variations for a slower blues
11:10 conclusion & practice tips

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Full Solo
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My Full Jump Blues Solo in C here
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ABOUT Blues Lesson Lick #5
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I’m proud to present to you my 5th blues guitar lesson, where I show you how to play this interesting jump blues lick in C. This lick uses some interesting concepts like the use of the major 3d, grace notes, and a reverse sweep (or rake). Recommended playing level: intermediate and up.

like the use of the major 3d, grace notes, and a reverse sweep (or rake). The guitar used is a Gibson ES 335 dot with 57 classic pickups.

Concepts that are present in this video
- C minor & major pentatonic scale
- Using the major 3d
- Grace notes, slides, legato
- Upstroke sweep (rake)

I had a lot of fun making this blues solo guitar lesson, & I sincerely hope that this 12-minute music lesson will provide you with some inspiration and maybe some new blues licks that you can use in your playing.

Thanks a lot for your support! 

Maarten 
guitarist, guitar teacher, composer, educator

Credits
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This guitar tutorial was written, recorded, filmed and edited by Maarten 
https://www.guitar-inspiration.com
e-mail: maarten@guitar-inspiration.com 
Instagram/Twitter: @mbguitarlife

Blues guitar lesson 5, with a tasty jump blues guitar lick in the key of C. (Gibson es335)

0:00 introduction
00:37 in-depth lesson
08:44 variations for a slower blues
11:10 conclusion & practice tips

---FREE Printable PDF (Tabs, Notation)---
download these blues tabs from my blog:
https://bit.ly/3jXglnd
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---Backing Track---
My Jump Blues backing track here
https://youtu.be/ix3i5leNeC0

---Full Solo---
My Full Jump Blues Solo in C here
https://youtu.be/_XVdmGpmmt0

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---ABOUT Blues Lesson Lick #5---
I’m proud to present to you my 5th blues guitar lesson, where I show you how to play this interesting jump blues lick in C. This lick uses some interesting concepts like the use of the major 3d, grace notes and a reverse sweep (or rake). Recommended playing level: intermediate and up.

like the use of the major 3d, grace notes, and a reverse sweep (or rake). The guitar used is a Gibson ES 335 dot with 57 classic pickups.

Concepts that are present in this video
- C minor & major pentatonic scale
- Using the major 3d
- Grace notes, slides, legato
- Upstroke sweep (rake)

I had a lot of fun making this blues solo guitar lesson, & I sincerely hope that this 12-minute music lesson will provide you with some inspiration and maybe some new blues licks that you can use in your playing.

Thanks a lot for your support!

Maarten
guitarist, guitar teacher, composer, educator

---Credits----
This guitar tutorial was written, recorded, filmed and edited by Maarten
https://www.guitar-inspiration.com
e-mail: maarten@guitar-inspiration.com
Instagram/Twitter: @mbguitarlife

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Download the free lesson guide for this Blues Lick Lesson #5 here:

In this 5th blues lick lesson, I show you how to play this jump blues lick in the key of the C scale. This lick uses some interesting concepts, like the use of the major 3d, grace notes, and a reverse sweep (or rake).

C minor vs. major pentatonic

This is mostly a C major pentatonic blues lick that is used on the I-chord. The lick has a triplet feel and is played mostly in the 8th position on the guitar neck. In the figure below, you can see the major & minor pentatonic (in the 8th position) next to each other as a comparison (R=root). Look specifically at the major 3d because this is a recurring theme in this blues lick.

C minor pentatonic vs C major pentatonic

Practice this lick slowly first, then with the jam track on my channel. The lick is also easily transposable to other major blues songs, so I hope you’ll get some mileage out of this one.

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This lesson is part of the Blues Lick Lesson Series.