3 Robben Ford Licks you COULD Learn [Easy, Medium and Difficult]

[@thehumblepundit9790]

Robben Ford is such an incredible fountain of knowledge, it's unbelievable. Brilliant lesson, brother!

[@stevelamm2366]

Excellent. I love Robben's style of blues. Dig the way the first lick launches you into a solo. The second one is a nice variation of a familiar lick we've all heard, but I like the way it closes out the chord progression. More of this!

[@bobflemming100]

Tasty chops man!

[@billbornemann5417]

Yes, please more like this. You have a great interpretation! Thanks.

[@andrewrwhitfield]

Thanks for the awesome lesson. Love the guitar and tone on this too!

[@picksalot1]

The octave displacement between the first two notes in lick one, and its use in lick three sound particularly good.

[@clives555]

Again, you bring us joy and knowledge. The turnaround lick is sublime. Also very useful that you’re doing the count for us, sometimes struggle with ‘where tf is one?’ on some of this stuff

[@johnnathancordy]

Yeh that turnaround sounds super familiar but unpredictable at the same time? Either way I dig it, and I don't have a ton of blues turnarounds in my arsenal...Could make a good video topic I guess?

[@michael_caz_nyc]

3-Favorite Robben Ford tracks: For the one I love, There's no one else, Freedom ( check the tremolo with headphones-on ). Love your tone on this. Was that the J.Rockett Dude?

[@johnnathancordy]

Just Helix!

[@michael_caz_nyc]

@@johnnathancordy Killer Sound = very "Dumble-like"

[@chrishandley]

That's turn around is out of the ordinary! I had to follow your tab on that. It reminded me of the the turn around in main solo of "walking by my self" on the Still got the blues album, by Gary Moore (of course...) The harmonic in that is in a weird place? I reckon he's playing it on the top A 17th fret? Cool stuff.

[@johnnathancordy]

OOh Gary! Yeh the Robben one sounds - kinda new but old at the same time?

[@chrishandley]

@@johnnathancordy one of my old guitar teachers loves Robben ford, and I can see why he definitely puts his own twist on things!

[@paoloschiano9900]

Now his name is “Robbed Ford”

[@jakollee]

Cool, some licks I can actually play! (Well, not so sure about the 3rd one, that'll take some work and may not ever get fully up to speed!) I would love if you would take a look at some of Shawn Tubbs's licks sometime. He counts Robben Ford among his influences, but his approach to playing "outside" sounding licks over blues progressions seems very unique to me. If you're interested or at least willing, let me know and I send a link to a video with a real doozie!

[@deadtothewxrld]

I just started trying to learn the little turnaround hook from Midnight Comes Too Soon... man that’s a lot harder than it seems

[@johnnathancordy]

Ooh I'll take a look

[@deadtothewxrld]

@@johnnathancordy probably gonna be easy for you 😂 but there’s a little rake of the top string then jumping quickly back to the g and he just plays it all so quickly and smoothly every damn time

[@kyran4238]

Does that "335" have PAF style pups?

[@Nako6009]

This is pushing me to buy a sire Edit: definitely doesn't help i've started learning some larry carlton stuff .-.

[@tedsimmons4756]

Robben ford makes me want a Tele bad