The Art of Authentic Blues Soloing | Simple B.B & Albert King Ideas (Patreon)
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Sometimes it’s the simplest ideas that create the biggest breakthroughs.
In this lesson we’ll be diving deep into the world of classic electric blues soloing, taking inspiration from the timeless styles of B.B. King, Albert King and other legendary blues guitar greats. We’ll explore how a handful of deceptively simple concepts can completely transform your solos. Topics include Albert King style bending, mixing major and minor pentatonic sounds like a badass, and easy tricks for outlining the chord changes without getting lost in theory or turning every blues solo into a jazz exercise. We also discuss the importance of time feel, subdivisions and strong lyrical phrasing. There are so many little “lightbulb moments” packed into this lesson. The kind of ideas that instantly make you think, “Ahhh… that’s how they do it.” Whether you’re stuck playing the same old licks or simply looking to sound more convincing over a blues progression, this quick fire lesson will give you a clear roadmap for creating stronger solos right away.
As you'll know, I usually make my own backing tracks and include them, but in this case I've used one of the Cinelli Brothers backing tracks and for obvious reasons cannot include it in with the lesson materials on this occasion. If you want to get hold of it, it's titled "Kill It, My Love" from this backing tracks collection (which I highly recommend purchasing!).. https://thecinellibrothers.bandcamp.com/album/backing-tracks-lonesome-in-your-bedroom-vol-i