The Secret Anatomy Of The Blues Turnaround (Blues Turnaround in E)

[@rickysguitar]

Chords and tabs for this lesson downloadable and free here: bit.ly/turnaroundinE

[@cammophatz1357]

I learn a lot from Ricky's channel and this one was no exception. Thanks.

[@spiderriff]

Thanks for your this excellent explanation of the turnaround. I've been searching high and low for a concise view on this topic, and I've never seen a more serious/smart/honest explanation of how it works. Other channels love to show you their note for note tutorials of their "technique," but you have opened the door to letting me employ my own creativity. You are brilliant!

[@georgececere9999]

I have watched many many institutional video’s on KZbin and I have found that you are by far the best. Thanks for all your help.

[@drutgat2]

A brilliant lesson. I wish I had seen this a few years ago, because it would have saved me a lot of time, effort, confusion and experimentation (i.e., taking the 'long' way around) to work this all out. Regardless, many thanks, Rick, and very well explained.

[@huggisea]

Brilliant... Thank you!!

[@jsmcdon1]

Happy Friday Ricky! Have a great weekend my friend. I love this lesson.

[@rickysguitar]

Thanks Jeffrey!

[@RiderSargent]

Love that Martin! Gorgeous guitar.

[@dangquesadilla]

Brilliant

[@thunderace4588]

Thank you for uploading this lesson and the pdf that goes with it. I really appreciate what you are doing for us. Thank you Ricky.

[@franklinsmith8618]

Ricky, love your lessons, you really break it down into easy to understand terms. Could you please do a lesson on walk ups and walk downs?

[@rickysguitar]

Thanks Franklin! Do you mean more turnarounds?

[@franklinsmith8618]

@@rickysguitar yes, like when you are going from chord to chord. Say walking up from an A to a D, then walk up to an E, then walk back down to an A again.