Eric Clapton Bluesbreakers John Mayall Hideaway Guitar Lesson #1

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The timing on this tune is what makes it, arguably, the most difficult Beano piece to master. It is packed with just about every blues-rock technique there is and, of course, Eric Clapton’s sublime phrasing. Undoubtedly, it should be studied by all aspiring blues and rock guitarists. There is a time-menu of the tune, below.
0:00 - 0:44 Bars 1-12, normal speed (140 bpm)
0:48 - 1:14 First Phrase
1:16 - 1:44 Second Phrase
1:46 - 2:14 Third Phrase
2:15 - 2:43 Fourth Phrase
2:44 - 3:12 E9 slide from F9
3:17 - 3:56 Riff on Open B&E strings
3:57 - 4:04 Repeats of main phrase
4:04 - 4:35 Riff with trill
4:36 - 4:54 Slide down
4:56 - 5:25 Last section in full
5:29 - 6:10 Whole 12-bar section in full, slowly
6:15 - 6:37 Whole 12 bars, standard speed (140 bpm) x 1
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