Blues guitar lesson 4, with a tasty OUTRO blues, shuffle lick in the E major blues scale 
0:00 introduction
01:24 in-depth lesson
02:56 "Double-time" explained
06:10 the 'roll pattern'
10:21 conclusion & practice tips

FREE Printable PDF (Tabs, Notation):
-----------------------------------------------------------
▶ https://bit.ly/42PxXIz

Backing Track:
------------------------
My Blues Shuffle jam track here
▶ https://youtu.be/4MYclhN0TwM

Full Solo:
---------------
My Full Blues Shuffle Solo in E major here
▶ https://youtu.be/VSz9LAbyopc

Support my channel:
---------------------------------
My videos are made with love for guitars, music, and coffee 😉
▶ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gtrinspiration

#blues #guitarlesson #blueslicks

ABOUT Blues Lesson Lick #4:
-----------------------------------------------
I’m proud to present to you my 4th blues guitar lesson, where I show you how to play this OUTRO blues shuffle lick in the E major blues scale (a variation on the pentatonic scale). This lick uses some concepts, like the use of double time and rock & roll patterns. Recommended playing level: intermediate and up.

In this blues lick video, you get the guitar tabs on screen, a detailed explanation of the picking technique, 3 variations on a common blues lick pattern, and a bit of background on where I got these guitar licks The guitar used is a Fender Telecaster Vintera (Lake Placid Blue)

Concepts that are present in this video
- E major blues scale
- sixteenth notes (double time)
- 3 notes per string 'roll pattern'
- alternate picking and legato (hammer-on, pull-off)

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 
The guitar used is my modified Fender 60s Vintera Telecaster - LPB
English subtitles revised by Maarten on 14-06-2020
https://www.guitar-inspiration.com
e-mail: maarten@guitar-inspiration.com 
Instagram/Twitter: @mbguitarlife

Blues guitar lesson 4, with a tasty OUTRO blues shuffle lick in the E major blues scale
0:00 introduction
01:24 in-depth lesson
02:56 "double-time" explained
06:10 the 'roll pattern'
10:21 conclusion & practice tips

---FREE Printable PDF (Tabs, Notation)---
download these blues tabs from my blog:
https://bit.ly/3dWh2db
Leave a comment or review, thank you!

---Backing Track---
My Blues Shuffle backing track here
https://youtu.be/4MYclhN0TwM

---Full Solo---
My Full Blues Shuffle Solo in E major here
https://youtu.be/VSz9LAbyopc

---E7 chord workshop--
Learn the E9(no5)/D voicing that is used in the outro
https://youtu.be/akq6sekOmPw

---Support my channel---
My videos are made with love for guitars, music, and coffee 😉
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gtrinspiration

#blues #guitarlesson #blueslicks

---ABOUT Blues Lesson Lick #4---
I’m proud to present to you my 4th blues guitar lesson, where I show you how to play this OUTRO blues shuffle lick in the E major blues scale (a variation on the pentatonic scale). This lick uses some concepts, like the use of double time and rock & roll patterns. Recommended playing level: intermediate and up.

In this blues lick video, you get the guitar tabs on screen, a detailed explanation of the picking technique, 3 variations on a common blues lick pattern, a bit of background on where I got these guitar licks The guitar used is a Fender Telecaster Vintera (Lake Placid Blue)

Concepts that are present in this video
- E major blues scale
- sixteenth notes (double time)
- 3 note per string 'roll pattern'
- alternate picking and legato (hammer-on, pull-off)

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
The guitar used is my modified Fender 60s Vintera Telecaster - LPB
English subtitles revised by Maarten on 14-06-2020
https://www.guitar-inspiration.com
e-mail: maarten@guitar-inspiration.com
Instagram/Twitter: @mbguitarlife

135 4

YouTube Video IlY3SgbVJDY

Download the free lesson guide for this Blues Lick Lesson #4 here:

In this 4th blues lick lesson, I show you how to play this OUTRO blues lick in the E major blues scale. This lick uses some concepts, like the use of double time and rock & roll patterns.

This is mostly an E major blues lick that is used as an outro, but you can use it in other places as well. It is a very rhythmic lick played in the 12th position on the guitar neck.

In this blues lick lesson, you get the guitar tabs on screen, a detailed explanation of the picking technique, 3 variations on a common blues lick pattern, a bit of background on where I got these guitar licks

Practice this lick slowly first, then with the backing track on my channel. Try to use it in different places of a 12 bar blues, for example, to connect the I to the IV chord in bar 4 of a blues. The lick is also easily transposable to other major blues songs, so I hope you’ll get some mileage out of this one.

In any case, try to make the double-time part of your improvisation. I love this concept because it adds another rhythmic dimension to the story you’re trying to tell with your instrument.

Secure checkout via guitar-inspiration.sellfy.store. Click here if pop-up does not appear.

Product Info
Audio preview
Payment

This website is a one-man show, driven by my passion for guitar and the desire to share my knowledge. Every lesson, tip, and resource I offer takes time and effort to create. If you found my content valuable, I’d appreciate a one-time donation to help me keep creating more high-quality videos. Every contribution, big or small, helps me keep bringing you guitar inspiration!

**P.S. If you already bought something from my shop, a HUGE thank you! **

Maarten

This lesson is part of the Blues Lick Lesson Series.