BB King Inspired Three O'Clock Blues Lesson

[@maplechill75]

The space between is so important. If you want your lines to sound lyrical, you have to think about where the singer would take a breath. Those are the perfect places to leave that space.

[@johnmac8084]

I love that you don't just show which notes to play John, but how to play them - with feeling

[@kennyg-zx4sp]

Love your advice about playing the licks without thinking about when to play them and getting into the feeling.

[@fragslap5229]

Music and/or tab would EVER so much facilitate the learning process.

[@Learningguitarnow]

All the extras are for members of the All Access Pass. Link in description

[@Loukas1989]

Fantastic touch and phrasing as usual. Perfect lesson for a saturday evening and a glass of gin.😊

[@antoniorinaldi784]

Very good thank you

[@DLaronsView]

@learningguitarnow have you heard Gary Clark jrs version? That is also an amazing version!

[@Learningguitarnow]

Yeah that's a great version!

[@FarmerSlideJoeBob]

Sounds damn beautiful😃😃😍😍

[@Jimmy-n6j]

thankyou mate for some inspirational guitar lesson

[@kaan8296]

I don't hear a chord change from B to C during 3rd bar, when I listen the Riding with King version. Is that something you intended?

[@Learningguitarnow]

There is no chord change from Bb to C in this lesson.

[@thomasgresham5253]

Keeptrying

[@highdesertsunset3011]

I love that you don't just show which notes to play John, but how to play them - with feeling