Solo Shuffle Strum Pattern From Comping Pattern

In this quick video I'll show you how to take the comping pattern that we use a lot for blues rhythm playing in a band setting, and turn it into a solo (as in, by yourself) rhythm you can use to play into a looper or just for fun.
If you'd like to see the rhythm written out, I put this video and the notation below it on my blog at bluesguitarunl...
so you can check it out there.
As always be sure to visit BluesGuitarUnl... for more blues goodies :)

[@phillipnorman7423]

Tip for everyone- get a looper. Boss rc1 cost me about £80. Priceless. 😀

[@dalecauthen9086]

Fun to watch, but like so many things, and not just the videos you send me from your Blues guitar courses, which I do really appreciate by the way, I have never (in nearly 50 years of being a guitar "stiudent") been able to follow anyone by watching their hands on the guitar. Whether it's my astigmatism or just some learning disorder, I can't get a thing from trying to watch you or anyone else play. So without tab, ... just useless. But, fun to watch anyway.

[@johnora3857]

Dale Cauthen same here

[@cedartop1]

I really appreciate this video. I am enjoying learning your small chords, but as a guy who doesn't yet play in a group, they are not my bread and butter. These will work much better for where I am at.

[@gallegomalo9437]

You're awesome Griff! I love your work.

[@levineberlin7536]

sry to say this but this nothing for beginners (its in the playlist) .....

[@stephenpower6935]

Great video. Anyone know where I'd find the little chords video.

[@nb-be6wf]

It's a very nice chord progression!Sound's great! Thank's Griff 😎

[@drutgat2]

Many thanks for this, Griff. Very useful.

[@downhill240]

Great lessons here! Thanks for sharing.

[@marybethhempel9101]

another great lesson! Thank you! :)

[@Mikey-wg2xu]

Nice “little” lesson....subbed. 🎸

[@yamraaj4529]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@marklivingston7957]

This is great!!

[@shakyhandpictures2185]

Thx

[@bubbba4945]

Thanks Griff

[@ecpasos]

Yay