Blues licks 1 - Guitar lesson by Joe Murphy

[@johnwhibley9236]

Very handy for a new 67yr old new player. Cheers 🍻. John .Australia.

[@andrewcocozza569]

Enjoying the lessons Joe laid of the box for a while good to get back into music😊

[@Mallard-]

This is great stuff bud.. thanks a lot... im about 5 weeks in and this is what I needed to break up learning cords everyday 😊

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

Thanks for taking the time to comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. just in case you are interested i have a patreon page where i have lots of exclusive content. here is link www.patreon.com/joesguitarlessons

[@fenderstringbender7066]

Love your teaching style Joe.Thank you for the lesson!

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

Thanks Fender, for taking the time to comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. just in case you are interested i have a patreon page where i have lots of exclusive content. here is link www.patreon.com/joesguitarlessons

[@jamesdeagle]

Excellent teaching!! James Deagle

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

Thanks James for taking the time to comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. just in case you are interested i have a patreon page where i have lots of exclusive content. here is link www.patreon.com/joesguitarlessons

[@mrcards169]

your beginners lessons are class. thanks .

[@fritzruttimann1517]

Cool Joe. Da Train whistles - Call and Response things so👍👍

[@James.D]

That triple 0 is a stunning, stunning instrument. Absolutely beautiful. And thank you for these blues lessons. Cheers from Los Angeles.

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

+jamziz22 Thanks for taking the time to comment. Glad your enjoying the lessons. The guitar has served me well over the years and will probably be even better after I'm long gone !

[@BlindLemonMeringue]

great lesson

[@danonwheels8708]

Thanks Joe your really helping me nice and slow and precise keep them comming mate Awesome

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

+Dan onwheels Hey Dan, thanks for getting in touch glad the lessons are helping. Do check my website if you haven't already joesguitarlessons.weebly.com

[@malcolmdaniels848]

Do you do kansas city blues

[@helicoptera75]

like your style of putting it across Joe.. subbed... teach me! :)

[@Picplosions]

Really good vid mate :)

[@retiredguyadventures6211]

Just out of curiosity where does the lick at the 7th fret 1st string and 8th fret 6th string come from? It looks like you are playing the 3rd (G) and 5th (B) on an E minor chord.

[@franwitz]

¿ DIAGRAMAS? NO SE CE BIEN GRACIAS

[@shaunmcbride2646]

Joe fantastic mate, i know you must get unindated with requests, by it would be ace if you could add the blues licks '3' to this piece whetherever you get a chance. love your work. shaun from Aberdeen, thanks.

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

+Shaun Mcbride Hey Shaun, thanks for getting in touch. Glad you find the vids helpful. I don't think I've done blues licks 2 yet ! But I will put it on the list to do. You might like to check out my website if you haven't already. joesguitarlessons.weebly.com

[@franwitz]

​@@JoeMurphysGuitarlessonsmucho spich¡ ningún diagrama y...¡mucho $$$? Para eso voy a 1 profe que explica en español corrige dedos y apuntas links! Como en la escuela de música! No me sirve!

[@andrewrobertson3499]

Hi Joe have watched your lessons and have found them very helpful. Now this may sound like a very silly question but do the licks take the place of the 12 bar structure or are they actually between the bars... Does this make sense?ie if we play four bars of E then a lick and then 2 bars A or are the licks included in the bars. sorry if this sounds confusing

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

+Andrew Robertson Hi Andrew, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Thanks very much for taking the time to comment. The question you asked is not a silly one by any means, however these things are often very much easier to explain in person than in words if that makes sense. I don't think there is any definitive answer, I think it may be better if you experiment and see what works for you. The thing is, irrespective of the bar structure that you play, you will tend to find that it will fit what ever you do, having said that, the more you listen and practice, the more you will get a feel for what sounds best. I hope that helps in some small way I know it's not a definitive answer, but part of the aim of the lessons is to help people like yourself develop confidence in their own listening skills if that makes sense. Thanks for watching

[@andrewrobertson3499]

JoesGuitar lessons Thanks Joe. Appreciate your reply.I think I know what you mean. But if i was playing with other people (guitars) and they were doing the 12 bar structure would the licks go over the bars or between. Sorry i am being a pain. I know I have loaads of work to do but do find your clips very useful..

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

+Andrew Robertson Your not being a pain Andrew, if I understand you correctly, the licks go over the bars. One suggestion I would make is to try to record yourself playing the rhythm, even if it's just on a mobile phone and then play riff over it, that's a great way to practice your licks. Hope that helps.

[@leogibson3450]

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[@alberto.donatelli6530]

Anche se parli inglese,e io non ci capisco una mazza, imparo più da te che da altri .ciao joe

[@JoeMurphysGuitarlessons]

Thanks Alberto for taking the time to comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. just in case you are interested i have a patreon page where i have lots of exclusive content. here is link www.patreon.com/joesguitarlessons