Slow Blues Licks Lesson For Guitar - Triplets Inside Of Triplets

It's easy to look at a slow blues lick (or hear one) and think there's no possible way you're going to be able to play it...
Especially if it's some sort of "flurry" from SRV, or Walter Trout, or Johnny Winter, etc.
But if you understand that those flurries are often triplets inside of triplets, you'll see that you can expand the lick first, then slowly build it up to speed using a metronome.
You only have to go through this process once and you'll have a new world at your fingertips.
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[@blase.tattoos]

Great lesson Griff! Please keep’em conning for intermediates who want to play fast! 🙏🏼

[@serkusov-pm4xb]

Griff, спасибо, очень классный урок, ты замечательный преподаватель. Регулярно смотрю твои видео!!! 🤝 💥🎸💥🎸💥

[@stephendobby2157]

Griff, love the lessons. Do you have any lessons on Hendrix/Mayfield rhythm playing? If not can we have one please? Thanks

[@lenspin14]

Is it ok to bar the top 3 strings on 8th fret for all pull offs?

[@joebubbit]

What's the guitar Griff, and what radius is the board?