Blues Solo With Me - Blues In A

[@bluesguitarunleashed]

For those of you that asked about a "course" along these lines, I do have something I've created called "Trading Fours - Volume 1" that might be of interest. You can find it at bluesguitarunleashed.com/get-trading-fours-1/

[@hieromalo4147]

Instant subscription. The cure for mental blockages!🤘🤘✊

[@reinaldoreyes5631]

One of the best lessons I’ve come across.

[@hackguitarist]

This is great for improving the ear! Awesome.

[@tba1879]

You're the only instructor on KZbin who provides what's vital--not how to play/improvise, but what to play. Thank you! I'd like to see more like this (A minor pentatonic stuff), even more complex.

[@papajoeknows8355]

Well done, and great idea giving room for the student to “play in.”

[@scottrempel7243]

What a great lesson Griff. Some superbconcepts all brought together in one 10 minute lesson. Love it...

[@k.t.robinson6339]

Gotta start somewhere !!!! Great stuff. I enjoy your lessons !!

[@corkleijn4493]

Great video!

[@ariv542]

What a great lesson and challenge for us intermediate players to sharpen our musical ear,, learn riffs on the fly, identify melodic themes and rhythm and play along in a jam. One of the few opportunities to do so. What a relief, not a follow the bouncing ball lesson...

[@realjumper]

This is one of the best exercises that I have come across. Really, really good stuff and a lot of fun too. Thank you.

[@matwhite57]

I felt that I had to comment on this video but looking at previous comments, everything’s already been said. This is exactly what what I’ve been looking looking for although I I hadn’t realised. It seems so obvious now, sharing licks and ideas is the natural way to learn. Forty minutes wouldn’t be to long. I suppose we have all tried this while listening to recordings but the “room “ to repeat is vital. I’ll have to try to work out the backing track, at least I know what key it’s in. Thanks so much for posting more of the same would be very welcome, thanks..

[@METALSAMPEKTUWEK]

Great blues 🙏🙏👍

[@nowwhat1]

This is fantastic, thank you!! It's the "Trading 2s" lesson I was looking for ;)

[@thomasrichmond601]

Hey guy I was recommended by your video, thanks for your insight to these kids 👍

[@geoffc376]

SWEET! And very helpful. Thank You!

[@ashleyvaz3577]

Thanks for the great content...this is so much better than most other videos out there

[@louisguarnaccia]

Follow the leader type lesson. Very clear, digestible and comprehensive. I'm learning a lot. Your website listing would be great. Thank you.

[@kertbert1]

This was great stuff! Found I got 80% of them the first pass. The other 20 % I got by the third attempt. Thanks blues man!

[@yak9147]

I keep coming back to this

[@MorningCarnival]

Great lesson, thanks.

[@Allampedupscxd]

Thanks Griff. Good stuff!! I love this concept. I would buy a course of this type of content ( as long as there was a rhythm mimic/play section for each groove)

[@retiredguyadventures6211]

Great video, and it was fun...

[@rodsimmons9337]

Fantastic lessons.

[@slange2scott]

Love the concept have put you watch later. Gonna do this tomorrow when the guitar is out

[@jeremychildress3931]

Great lesson!

[@YatJac]

I have recently discovered your channel and it is a very nice experience. You are a wonderfully talented musician and teacher. Thank you!

[@MountainMan100]

That was fun! I have to admit that after the first few licks it was more like trading 4's for me. Which was fun! I mixed in a little mixolydian after a while (it was right there) and started moving more....

[@PeterKertesz2013]

awesome lesson!

[@wchphoto]

Great exercise...for me, anyway! Thanks!

[@davehenriksen2073]

6:16 jam starts here

[@AdaptivePhenix]

Starts at 6:23

[@carmelocigna6571]

complimenti, bravissimo insegnante

[@hilariovargas8682]

Went great ...so beautiful..cried..been stuck on how to progress

[@corkleijn4493]

That’s great!

[@hilariovargas8682]

Great ...i will do it for weeks...just what I need it..

[@reinaldoreyes5631]

Subscribed after it.

[@JoeyDaShoe]

Great exercise

[@jtostros]

I really liked this format, although I don't know how you managed to restrain yourself after getting started on some of those licks. Thanks!

[@davidmhuey]

This is awesome. Would you consider making a similar one with even more simple phrases to build up to this? Thanks again!

[@tonyvandijk2008]

i wonder where i can find this back track to use it with this vid without al the talks

[@jeffmurphy101]

Pretty sweet licks there griff.. sadly I’m not proficient enough to play along yet 🤨😒

[@yak9147]

thanks Griff

[@yak9147]

the top box is actually part of the major scale

[@randyaldridge777]

cool !!!

[@mikecaldwell4442]

griff is good...a bit talky but this makes sense and sounds right...has that jimmie vaughan vibe

[@hectorheath]

F$&king awesome 🇦🇺👍

[@cesarmancini8339]

Gracias

[@neilgroves3592]

Where can I get the backing track to practice with Griff?

[@mikeingram3515]

Thanks griff

[@LillyMelody01]

👍

[@LoueWhose]

absolutely brilliant concept & lesson Griff ! although my skill* set is just slightly above ,..... say Jeff Beck - that was excellent for demonstrating blues 'feel' RBG ilikebox.com *couldn't (nor be allowed to) hold Becks picks

[@jlg4398]

Can you please make the Backing Track available for free also? This is a great exercise.

[@donf3877]

When he was playing... that was the backing track. If you want a downloadable backing track... download RealPlayer (it is FREE, the 'paid' upgrade ain't worth it). I just mouse over a video, and a 'download this video' box appears above it (on 10, it's a little tab center top). Click it, and the video is downloaded to my hard drive. This guy is sooooo good, I have a separate subdirectory for all his stuff. And, if all you want is the track, use Microsoft MovieMaker and cut out the beginning if you're using windows (Mac I don't know). I do that, but still keep the original for reference. This is a really great idea. The call and response between two guitar players. The local blues jam I play at sometimes is only once a month. There are so many players that this type of format is used a lot. You need to be able to listen to what the other guy's doing, key off it, and come up with something that FITS. That is a lot harder than just playing all by yourself. And IF you can do it, you'll not only earn the respect of the other players... you be asked to play along a lot. Some of the best times I have is playing with another guy... watching his face when I play something that really gels with what he's doing. And, I know I got the same look on my face when he plays. Then there's always the times you are playing first... and someone ELSE has to try a make his part fit yours. I even record backing tracks playing half the time like he did, then play it back and fit things in. It really makes you think on the fly.

[@troyfrost1980]

Griff Hamalen " ? Is it possible to playing the Blues on a Schecter Diamond Series Guitar . Thanks . TroyFrost / Troyster. 🤘ON.

[@bushwhackeroz]

yep, I own one and tho just learning, the sound is right

[@retiredguyadventures6211]

It's the top half of the 2nd pattern in B...

[@TheMasterofsparks]

S'more of this in all keys please!

[@edwardr7520]

Just move it up or down the fretboard for different keys.

[@volcanic3104]

0:45 scared the shit out of me, thought my screen was broken

[@Ardolynk]

Thanks, but some spaces are too short!

[@007graeham]

❤️

[@skidrowskidder629]

jesus christ griff ,after listening to this and attempting to follow along, i am ready to throw my guitar out.i actually thought was progressing until the master mashed me

[@berkayhrcn7048]

i lost on the long ones >:(

[@alxmtncstudio2066]

need the backing track louder to keep better track of the chords

[@albertoacosta7030]

he talks less and plays more, actually. do not talk...  he talks less and plays more, actually. do not talk...