Turn It Around: Conclusion
Now you have a better understanding of some new turnarounds you can integrate into your playing. Like I mentioned, playing these turnarounds demonstrates that you know what your doing and also shows that you know where you are in the form. Take the time to review all these examples, and as always reach out into your own musical world to find more turnaround licks. Now go practice!
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Chapter 1: From The Crossroads: More Blues Lead
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Tutorial: Less Notes, More Blues!
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Tutorial: Less Notes, Even More Blues!
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Tutorial: Building a Blues Lick
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Tutorial: Owning Your Blues Licks
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Tutorial: Mining the Minor Scale
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Tutorial: Breakin' In the Blues Scale
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Chapter 2: The Three Kings
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Tutorial: The Albert King Style
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Tutorial: The B.B. King Style
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Tutorial: The Freddie King Style
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Chapter 3: Creative Techniques
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Tutorial: Blues Phrasing
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Tutorial: Blues Vibrato
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Tutorial: Blues Creative Bending
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Chapter 4: More From The Crossroads
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Tutorial: Additional Techniques in Blues Soloing
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Tutorial: Targeting Chord Tones
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Tutorial: Blues Soloing Over Other Styles
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Tutorial: Blues Slide Guitar Techniques
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Tutorial: Blues Workouts
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Tutorial: Elements of Better Blues Musicianship
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Chapter 5: Rhythm, Turnarounds, and Alternative Forms
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Tutorial: Blues Rhythm Riffs
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Tutorial: Advanced Blues Rhythm Techniques
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Tutorial: Blues Turnarounds
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Tutorial: Alternative Blues Forms
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Chapter 6: Regional Blues Styles
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Tutorial: Delta Blues
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Tutorial: Chicago Blues
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Tutorial: Texas Blues
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Tutorial: New Orleans Blues
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Tutorial: Jazz Blues
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Tutorial: British Blues