3 essential BLUES shuffles! | from EASY to HARD

[@PaulDavids]

YES! It's a long one, but it contains a lot of interesting stuff for everyone on any level. So trying to stick to the end is really worthwhile 💪 HAVE FUN!

[@simplyamagician]

Never is too much 💪🏾💪🏾

[@codyhawkins2771]

Been playing 22 years and you still teach me something new every week. Love the vids man. Also who makes that jacket you're wearing? Looks nice

[@stingaling]

Great video. Loads to learn in there. Thanks

[@franciscodanconia3551]

This might be be the single greatest blues guitar lesson of all time.

[@RebelTheUncanny1]

Good stuff, man. Subbed.

[@isaacpek4018]

Imagine Gibson making a “Les Paul Davids”

[@spacenewstoday9518]

I'd buy that guitar

[@notjotaro1696]

That´s actually a really good name for a signature guitar

[@rl4424]

Wow! A Paul David’s guitar by: Gibson! Just Sounds right. Paul has earned it!!!! I’d buy one too ❣️ Rita

[@normalbutyl]

Whoever is in their marketing department is failing on this front

[@GUSCRAWF0RD]

He should do a really good signature copy called 'Mo Davids

[@nachostv4217]

Paul out here straight up offering an entire blues lesson to the people for free. What a glorious time to be alive where information is so readily available. Thank you so much for contributing to the biggest collection of knowledge humanity's ever seen.

[@tim6925]

@chris rocco seems pretty free to me

[@tomevans5488]

Been playing guitar for nearly a year and a half and I'm finding even the first one difficult. It's making me move my fingers in ways they've not moved before and I feel like an absolute spanner. Fair play

[@NatteBadMuts]

same thing, the texas blues was easiest for me to learn.

[@arnavsawhney]

Keith Richards had it right - "You cannot play Rock n' Roll if you cannot play the blues". All hail the blues!

[@arnavsawhney]

@Gerald Dixon Cummings agreed

[@maplebones]

Arnav Sawhney I don't agree. To Richard and the Stones rock and roll had more to with lifestyle: drugs, sex and mega money and less about music. They began as a decent but mediocre blues band, but they we're never going to make in that world. Keith Richards has used his status to try and portray himself as a bluesman for years, but he is not. No evidence exists of it being true, except for in the confines of his addled mind. .....Many, many people have become rich and famous in R and R without being able to play blues. The truth is that there is almost zero work out there for blues artists these days, unless they're up for teaching or playing on the street.

[@alanfisher1113]

@@maplebones definitely

[@charlesbolin7249]

@@maplebones I don't know man, Honkytonk women was a pretty badass song. So I'd at least say old Keith made one cool bluesy song. Old Stones were cool, didn't care much for them past the 60's and 70's. But I like the rude stuff like Zeppelin's 1st two cuts and Hendrix playing the blues, in all fairness Keith ain't good enough to be a pimple on Jimi's ass.

[@snakeweirdo]

@@maplebones Midnight rambler is an amazing song, and if it weren't for the blues, it wouldn't be.

[@TheMrMatheus98]

That Strat tone was just magical.

[@pauloyo3648]

the sg tone was just magical.

[@tonydeltablues]

Shows how such a 'simple' music form is quite sophisticated when you look at how it grooves when done properly! Love the Blues :-)

[@doggod07]

Your videos are very good. You are clear and don't waste time and 24 mins did not feel long and I love your guitars. Cheers from Adelaide South Australia.

[@robertwilliams4239]

Thank you for this! It was a lot harder to play these correctly than I originally thought. These songs are really improving my speed and dexterity.

[@bobbyrykard2732]

I just wanted to say thank you for this. I've been playing for decades, but feel like I've missed so much of the fundamentals of rhythm and turn arounds like this. Thank you for so much valuable information and for your time in doing this to share. Great stuff!

[@brianenderle3533]

This is exactly what I needed. I’ve been in a rut of just trying to learn riffs and licks. I forgot how awesome and important (and fun) blues rhythm guitar is. Great lesson!

[@malcolm1367]

Big fan of your methodology

[@didyeah_bluesband2282]

Paul, I am 53, live in Paris, France, played guitar for ....40 years ? I realize that I know nothing and have mostly the same level I got since my 20yo, and your videos inspire me to re-work basical techniques and then discover news horizons. I've search for years, and well I think I'm gonna subscribe to your stuff on Patreon. You teaches well, have everything I like (serious, clever but relax, polite and relax...). Please, try to keep In mind that youtube is international, and you have people for whom english is not the native language...but you're quite better than most youtube guitar teachers on the effort made for us to be more compréhensible ! I love papastache, but I understand 50%...

[@kaleb.carvalho]

He's from Netherlands, if I'm not wrong

[@patnis100]

I recently discovered you on here and realize you have me practicing things I needed 30 years ago to incorporate into my playing. What a cool approach you have. You have me understanding intervals better, and make we want to pick up the guitar much much more often. Thank you and cheers.

[@marin4311]

Rythm guitar is often underrated. Very useful lesson full of tricks.

[@handsolo1546]

Great stuff! Texas shuffle is my favorite! Thanks for sharing! Guitar players are fortunate to have teachers like yourself who take the time to break this stuff down

[@MatmoeLP]

Great chesthair!

[@virginiamaes4th]

I really enjoyed this! Hey from Chiba, Japan(originally from western Canada, but I’ve been in Japan for over 20 years so this is home now). I laughed out loud at the “typical” places, probably for the same, “typical” reasons🤓😎💰. Also, I’d like to compliment your English fluency...AMAZING WORK, young man. I’m learning, even in my late 50’s, my efforts are slowly starting to show. Thank you so much for making these videos. What a marvellous Era we live in!! Be Well, and Stay Healthy‼️🎸

[@gibtherockermusic]

When you say Texas you have a grin like "I don't want to say SRV explicitly" haha!

[@bazzmx]

"if you know what i mean" (winks at the lads) 16:42

[@Ben59910]

Lol

[@maximumguitarage]

Thought the very same ! He's winking at the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn!

[@HellbillyHalloween]

There’s also Johnny Winter, T Bone Walker, Albert Collins and of course Freddie King who I think has the most inspiration on stevies riffs and bass lines, who came out of Texas, listen to stumble and hide away, definitely inspired the double troubles sound

[@Andrewy27]

Thank you, Paul! You are the reason I continue learning on the guitar and you are absolutely an amazing teacher!

[@bernhardwidmann4182]

Awesome awesome awesome awesome... ! Finally, found a guitar player on KZbin that shows licks which fit my player level. I am glad that you share stuff like this with us, Paul. Best regards from Lower Bavaria, Germany.

[@johnmcaleese8459]

Bernhard Widman, I just read feedback I gave someone under your name, Word for Word. What the heck is going on ?

[@aaronbennett1266]

Thx for all your content Paul, really glad I found you. I was self taught, 20+ years ago, and didn't even learn the chord names til 6-7 years into playing. I've already learned so much from you! Ty🙏👊

[@Breathemusic4202]

great lesson, learning the one in the middle with the slides and grace notes

[@alexanderdeadmansche]

The turn around in the last one is awesome

[@downhill240]

One of the very best channels on KZbin! Thank you for sharing your marvelous knowledge with us.

[@alexanderalojants2210]

Great video! Please make similar for minor blues!!!! Need it too much!

[@ritaandcharlescorley5668]

I realise this is about a year old now but it’s a really fantastic post. I’m writing to tell you that for this type of multiple subjects , the intro with a summary and time code is really very very nice and your extra effort to do so is appreciated

[@underwoodvoice9077]

I've been playing guitar since Hector was a pup, and am just now going back and really learning how. This is absolutely masterful.

[@Rabkor]

An idea to have timecodes for various sections is brilliant (unlike some bloggers, who make you watch 30 minutes of them rambling about everything except for the main point of the video)

[@tomaskavicky]

Must say..everything that chaps said below is correct. You are a very good teacher, not showing off, but inspiring and motivating instead.

[@PieroGoss]

The dynamics of the class is very good, it hurts that you don't even speak Spanish but it also helps me to practice the language, thanks, very excellent content!

[@thealmighty9655]

Thank you so much for every video . I have seen plenty of them and these are one of my favourite on youtube in order to learn good stuff. Your time is not in vain. Greetings from Spain. Rock on!

[@6stringsbrainfingers]

This is the best Blues Rhythm lesson on KZbin. Got the first one down in a couple hours, and going to get the other two down tonight. Thanks so much Paul!

[@mikecullerton]

You make great videos, Paul, but for me, this is one of your best. Right on time. Thank you so much.

[@rocklee9751]

Only Paul can provide it for free.. ❤❤ that's why we love him

[@erolgermannemmanuel5637]

This Blues lesson makes a Knight & day difference in my playing , :-) thanks !!

[@rivasblues1198]

Goog, very good the best teacher i had Known. From Madrid , Spain.

[@JPAcuna3]

I'm having a wonderful time playing the last one. Thanks!!

[@wayneorendorff5657]

Very well instructed lessons! Good reasoning, chord callouts, concise explanations, excellent audio, hi def visual. Keep the cameras running for more!

[@andremarcosoliveira6486]

Dude, you are amazing! I been learning too much with u !! And just to see and hear you playing makes my day better !! And I improve my English ! From BRAZIL

[@BoredOfBills]

Thanks Paul. A few of weeks ago I set your Texas blues thing as my "learn something under lockdown" thing having not really played much guitar for a few years - it SWINGS babe and it's taken me to a whole new place. Learned it and I LOVE it. Made my own minor changes to it of course (I can't use my thumb over the fret board like you do - I just can't) and I'm playing a Semi acoustic so very different action but what a great vibe. You're a GOOD teacher mate and that is a thing to be. Hats off to you and I can't help but start writing songs on it. Deeply groovy - keep on keeping on babe. More of the same please.

[@alaingrenier3232]

Blues ! Blues ! Blues ! Very good explanation . Thank you very much .

[@gsabbah]

Great blues lesson. Something to hang my hat on and work at for a while. Thanks

[@relic_holic]

Sweet simplicity. Your teaching technique has opened my eyes (or is it my fingers) since I started watching the tube 3 years ago. Feeling a lot of guilt right now so I’m heading over to patreon for my first ever patronage. Keep on jamming it Pablo. Pick-ahh-so!

[@SolidSantanero]

Sometimes these lessons come just at the right time! Thanks for keeping me motivated Lord Davids.

[@johnmcaleese8459]

Paul HAS to be in his local musicians union. ANY touring band from any genre can make a call and he'd be playing their music spot on by that night. He just continues to amaze. And he doesn't show off for 45 seconds on something that has nothing to do with the lesson. That's such a turn-off. Best believe he could !! Just a class act.

[@ianloftgonzaga7535]

Perfect, when I heard "Three O Clock Blues" by BB King and Clapton last week I got into blues and now I listen to mostly SRV.

[@Otis-Isom]

Listen to some of the og’s like The three Kings (Freddie, BB, and Albert), howlin wolf, Robert Johnson, buddy guy, lightning Hopkins etc.

[@mikeyhughes8992]

Your a great player, and I love your stuff. Always lessons with a lot of interest and a little bit of cheeky.

[@calebchristopher9283]

Thank you. I’m picking my guitar up again and playing these blues progressions

[@artdawggy]

"Very nice" You make it look so easy. I'm thinking that coat has some magic powers. I find it comforting to think that.

[@bogoto2112]

Thanks you so much for everything you do for me, for us ...!✌️

[@akustickesrdce4690]

Hi Paul, thanks a lot for your lessons. This one is really great, I have been revisiting this video for a few months now & there is so much to learn from this video. 👌All the best, Peter

[@neilhawkins1]

Great twists on common,some would say boring,rhythm techniques,bringing them to life.Thank you so much!

[@AviMus82]

Love this lesson. Love that you used a Les Paul. Now I gotta go grab my Gibson Custom shop 1958 reissue and jame with you.

[@cmdraftbrn]

will have to watch that again

[@MxEnergyGreen]

I love the effort you make to inform us in the beginning, at what times we will see which content. Thank you for that :)

[@96cmb]

a great teacher

[@edmundtrevorwells8870]

Hiya Paul really like the blues rythms. Especially the Texas Blues. Good stuff.😃

[@jens3737]

An awesome jacket and an even more awesome video! Keep it up, you da man!

[@jens3737]

Seriously though I NEED that jacket, where did you get it?

[@felixs.2593]

Awesome lesson Paul! You're always releasing very interesting and very well done videos, for all of us that love Blues. By the way, I love that Telecaster-like guitar! Sounds great! Thanks for sharing your love for that wonderful thing called music!

[@ricobartolome8523]

Got two of these learned, last one to go! Thanks Paul!

[@geedaddy45]

Yeah! Play it like a BOSS!

[@ronaldfraser7856]

You are the BEST Paul, thank you for these GREAT video training aids and explanations! :-)

[@TheThreshershark]

Many thanks for this nice session, you are so focussed and clear! It's always a pleasure working with your material.

[@chriskona7652]

Precision and style. Superb as always.

[@bongofury67]

Another great video, Paul! Your pace is perfect. Slow enough for beginners to follow, yet quick enough so that more advanced players don't get bored. I have learned more in the last six months watching your videos than I have in the previous 3 to 5 years! Thank you, and keep it up!

[@rockerfromhk]

Wonder lesson which I've been looking for a very long time, thanks Paul.

[@rl4424]

This video speaks to my heart! Hi Paul, been playing for many years. Decided to try your Learn, Practice, Play Course to see what I’ve missed. My playing has improved already. Thank you!!! 🎸 Rita.

[@myjazzsongs]

Studied this for the last hour. It makes me want to go to Holland.

[@MikeKBradley]

Complicated but simple and well presented ... thank you!

[@tonyc.morgan4245]

thankyou Paul your an amazing teacher I love the blues

[@Leander55]

Hallo Paul, danke für deine Beiträge! Habe viel von Dir lernen können! Nochmals Dank und weiter so!!!👍👍👍

[@mauriciomuller255]

Fantastic lesson... please more blues lesson

[@UltraCodex66]

4:42 not only does he make honest smiles but also the devil ones as is expected with blues and the tritone. But the chill on my back tho

[@johnosullivan6620]

only got a small piece of it but I love it got to pick this lesson out piece by piece thank you!

[@DamianS1893]

Excellent Lesson.

[@neu-ter]

I'm following along and I'm going to focus 🙏

[@emsapangaier3229]

Thankyou for the awesome blues guitar lesson.we learned a lot from u.thankyou

[@KUDGHAT1]

Thank u so much it's helping me keeping my fingers close to the fingerboard

[@samb5506]

Great video Paul ! Blues is so fun to play and an endless source of cool licks! So SRV, the 3d one ;)

[@renmad0078]

I have works for one month every now thanks. It's so good 👍🙏🎵

[@canyaztv7800]

I watch Paul's videos without a guitar in my hand, just dreaming I'm playing and every time amazed with myself!

[@bonaldi2719]

Paul...you are an inspiration, man! You are doing God's work teaching people how to play guitar--sexy and smooth for all to enjoy and learn. You have a gift...

[@ODAALx]

Thanks a lot for adding time stamps at the very start of the video. Along with the examples of the licks! Well done.

[@georgemagill9712]

Great lesson with a lot of good tips and techniques! Thank you for taking the time to put it out there.

[@nolanr7679]

I'm am not at all a Gibson person but I fricking LOVE your LP.

[@omkarperez6614]

Amazing stuff. Great guy. Great teaching. Love from Madrid

[@akiro1677]

The quality of your videos never fail to impress me! The way you explain things are straightforward yet understandable, you just earned yourself a subscriber!😁

[@donwoodward6951]

Hey Paul... I've been a Stray player for over 40 years and I have recently acquired a 59 re issue Les Paul and a 59 re issue tele . Xlnt guitars both of them.. My strays are enjoying the time off while I am learning the ropes of these beautiful guitars I'm fortunate to own now . I am so happy that I just wanted you to know.... heaven on Earth

[@donwoodward6951]

Strats not strays

[@nathandoyle8311]

This is crazy because I just learned Pride and Joy. Now I see a bunch of shuffle videos haha, great vid.

[@Doctor_Livsi007]

Great and very important topic!

[@andrewwright6893]

Superb lesson thanks

[@emanuel_erol_germann]

Paul; Thanks for opening some more windows in my path ...!

[@Lavadx]

B E A U BEAUTIFUL lesson as always, thank you!!!

[@joeprovisor]

Wonderful teaching! Glad I found you.

[@Mauitaoist]

thanks again Paul I'm so glad I subscribe to your channel you help me so much I really appreciate it

[@TheZacdes]

Everyone has their own style, their own way of playing blues for example. Always good to learn and add to your style from masters like Paul:)

[@bocabenkolstad]

Thanks, Paul. I first learned a 12-bar blues back in the 80s on my (long since stolen) electric guitar. Picking back up with acoustic, and this lesson is very timely for me. Love it!

[@Jeremiah59]

Cool stuff :) That brought together and summed up bits I've picked up looking into blues guitar.

[@TheGuitar47c]

I don’t know why there are any thumbs down, this is a fantastic lesson.