How to Solo over a Blues: The I Chord

[@angusbarry9159]

Great video and lesson! Would love to see a video going into soloing over the 4 and 5 chord :)

[@AlexHedleyMusic]

Thank you very much - video on the 4 chord coming later this week!

[@rajennaidoo7]

Thank you. An excellent lesson. Been playing the guitar for approximately 35 years but still cannot ' acquire a taste for the dominant chard sound, aside from using it as turnaround to the one chord. Love the groove and rhythm of the blues though. I play the blues with 1,4 and dominant 5 chord which I enjoy. Anyone feels the way I do. I know I am subconsciously seeking validation. Once again thank you for sharing with us.

[@AlexHedleyMusic]

Thank you very much! It's all good, everyone needs validation sometimes. 😁 Yeah, what you're describing is definitely another common way of playing a blues. Really glad you enjoyed the video, follow up coming soon...

[@michealhand1001]

Have you Tried a Dominant Turnip Sound?😂😂😂

[@AlexHedleyMusic]

Hmm, that passed me by somehow 🤔

[@ambroseharper8316]

Great lesson, thank-you 👍

[@AlexHedleyMusic]

You're most welcome my friend, thanks for your comment. 😊

[@peterasmussen2933]

thank you

[@AlexHedleyMusic]

Glad you enjoyed 🙂

[@salparadise8581]

Lean into the flat 5 ...its a delicious note and navigates from the cliche Blues

[@AlexHedleyMusic]

Yeah absolutely. I was going for a kind of "use with caution" approach for anyone who's still quite new to this sort of thing, but you most certainly could use it more extensively.