Lesson 2: Tone, Touch, and The Box
One of the unique things about Albert King was that he played a right handed guitar left handed. This enabled him to bend the guitar strings very aggressively in a way that most of us cannot do. Through the years though players have found ways to play his licks in different places on the guitar neck, and in this tutorial I will teach you to do the same.
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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