12-Bar Blues: What is it? - Page 4by Jim Burger
A: A-D-E B: B-E-F# C: C-F-G D: D-G-A E: E-A-B F: F-Bb-C G: G-C-D By request, on the next page is a brief layman's explanation of why the flats and sharps show up in the keys of F and B, and what your I-IV-V progression looks like if you're playing in a flat or sharp key. |
- Blues Rhythm Guitar I
- Blues Rhythm Guitar II
- Blues Turnarounds
- Blues Soloing and Basic Harmony
- Walking Bass Lines with Chords
- Stevie Ray Vaughan Type Licks I
- Stevie Ray Vaughan Type Licks II
- Acoustic Delta Blues Moves
- Clapton-style Acoustic Blues
- The Lightnin' Hopkins Style
- Diminished Licks Over an E7 Groove
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