Finger Style Blues Guitar Lessons - Blind Blake's Guitar Tips

[@randyharvey9960]

Jim Always a pleasure to get something new from you. This is no exception. Blake has been a challenge for me for 40 yrs. Thanks, again. Good stuff.

[@joesmith-ok8ip]

jim , thanks, I enjoyed this vid. I'm working on west coast blues myself, certaintly a challenge to get it close to right

[@montagjl]

thank you good reminscing of some important basics

[@sysmch]

really great stuff!

[@TheFeralcatz]

Why do you put your capo at that angle? I've always heard to put it parallel to the fret.

[@TheFeralcatz]

***** Ha ha oh okay I just thought you knew something I didn't.

[@braydenizett4949]

jim is it normal for a blind blake song to take months to master? cause they are taking me months?

[@braydenizett4949]

haha cool at least i have a strong feeling i'll eventually get there

[@juice_williams]

Depends which song, I've been working on didi wah didi for over a year and can finally play it without the tab but it's rough on the edges.

[@braydenizett4949]

been working on too tight i've got the verse and break down pat but the intro and 2nd break are troubling me i've been putting the tabs away but referring to them time to time trying a different approach

[@juice_williams]

Brayden izett What helped me was to give each part a specific name by (association). That way I could navigate the entire piece without stopping. One thing for sure, other pieces seem easier after learning Blind Blake