Steve Stine Guitar Lesson - Understanding the 12-Bar Blues and the I IV V Chords
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
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In this guitar lesson, Steve Stine is going to show you how to play the #1 most important chord progression for blues guitar.
It’s called the “12-bar blues,” and it’s used in thousands of blues songs. In fact, most blues songs use this chord progression or one very similar to it.
So check out the video and try it for yourself. Because after this video, you’ll have the know-how to create your own blues progression from scratch.
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This guy explain things so clearly, and I don't even speak english (native, I mean). Thanks Sir
Thank you!
Steve what model of Martin are you playing here. D42?
Absolute legend! Best guitar teacher i've ever come across. Thanks Steve
Why have I not hear this before? Amazing.
Every time I watch one of your lessons I learn something new and I also understand what I've learned. I've been playing guitar for 20 years and have had many teachers. You are one of the best ! Unfortunately I can't have one on one lessons with you, but the way you teach is so clear, I never walk away from one of your videos confused. Thank you
yet another awesome lesson. thanks man
such a great lesson. steve, you always explain so clearly, it really helps alot! thank you!
Steve, i love you man. Thanks for everything what you doing.
Thank you good friend. Its nice to go back to basics sometimes. It really does help to fill in those areas of my guitar playing that have been a bit cloudy for sometime.
great teaching skills, very well explained, thank you Steve!!
Thanks so much! The explanation about the sliding scales, not just as chords, was eye opening. Great explanations too.
This reminds me of most songs by Cinderella, Tom Keifer being one of my favorite guitar players (and most underrated in my opinion).
There is NOTHING like good ol' blues. Thanks man for all your work and your teaching skills are really something. Keep it up. I'm trying to learn a little playing again after a very long time.
You just made the I IV V chords so much easier to understand. Thank you so much, now it makes sense.
Fantastic stuff! Thank you!
I love the way you teach, It's so easy to understand when you explain it. Thank you for sharing this with us.
This video made it very easy to understand. Thank you Steve.
Great teacher. Great explanation
Thank you , Steve You are one of the best instructor who can teach in easiest way to learn for everyone.I just love to learn thru your awesome lesson.Thanks again.
You make it so simple. Many thanks Steve.😀
Steve you are truly an awesome teacher!
Excellent lesson and info. Thanks a lot.
wow, thank you for this
I had some Flash yesterday and decided I wanted to learn to play guitar
I literally learned more in the pawnshop about music than in my first 65 years of suckin' air
I now own a guitar - your video doubled the knowledge I left the 'shop' with
'one more time - thank you
Lovely guitar
I am learning so much from you it's simply amazing thank you so much
Amazingly simple. Thanks dude!!!!!!
Hi Steve really cool lesson very helpful rock on man🎸
You are an excellent teacher
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Thank you so much sir! Such clear...lucid teaching! Thanks again!
Excellent. Thanks.
Very helpful, thank-you very much
Thank you so much man, i just love the way you explain music theory. :=) greets from Austria :D
Cheers Steve , you are a great teacher 👍🤘 great approach and explanation , legend
Really useful and helpful!
Awesome lesson!
Best theory explainer I've come across. Thanks
Wow. Eyeopener. Thanks Steve. You make me feel like I can get on top of that hill and get a view into the promised land, if you understand what I mean
finally I get it thank you bro
thank you sir
yep again thnks steve👍👍
The "Bob Ross" of the Music World.
Just playin some damn Happy Notes over here!
Awesome instruction.
Hi
I was stressing myself to learn the basic theory of 12 bars blue but you are a legend .
Now , after have watched your clip , I am top the world to have understood .
Thank you soooo much .
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Steve ! Brilliant lesson ! Tx
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Woah, this was very helpful and informative! Thank you.
Thank YOU for watching, Tristan! And thanks for the kind words! :-)
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Excellent once again😊👍
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Such an important lesson
Wow.
Thank you.
Sincerely.
The right lesson at the right time for me.
Thanks for watching, Paul! :-)
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thank you so much steve!! you helped me to really understand this, adn fro free lol. great teaching vibe:)
Thanks for watching, Altrumodi! And thanks for the kind words! :-)
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Great lesson
Thanks for watching, Skylar! :-)
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This is why Steve is great. Because you watch most other lessons and they just gloss over the theory for 6 secs then focus on training the standard sounding blues riffs.
Whereas Steve rather takes the time to break it down in a way that a beginner can grasp the theory in a way that makes it far easier to mentally get to the house of blues from open cowboy chord country lol
Thanks for all the kind words, Will! And never underestimate cowboy chords! :-)
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your teaching style is very good...very clear with just enough detail! thanks.
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Very helpful Steve and I agree with Tamarua Absolute legend! Helped me understand how to play blues that sounds good.
Thanks for watching! :-)
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Thanks Steve.
RockRebel49 thanks Peter from Ireland
Steve,
You rule man.🤟🤟
Thanks! 🙏
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The second day i'm practicing my first bar chords. Doesn't sound too good but improving. And FUN!.
Great stuff . Can't be clearer mate . Thanks
Very good lesson.
Thanks, Ken
Thanks 😊
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You are an awesome teacher, greetings from india.
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I started researching the blues because I’m interested in being a music producer. I honestly didn’t expect it to be so straightforward. I think my only problem with this is the bar chords don’t sound quite as flashy as the dominant chords since you’re just playing regular major 7th chords.
i hear that, but there are ways to make the bar chords more snappy... where you can start a strum on the bass notes and up stroke on the high notes, its really nice when playing lose. also you can mix the bar with 7ths.
This would be better if you would also put up a chalkboard overlay as you talk about these things. I am someone who learns best by hearing and seeing at the same time; the seeing gives me something to anchor the hearing to. Good video; I enjoyed this. Thank you for putting this up for us. :D
sweet
Thank you so much Steve,until now, I would have played A,D,E as an E shaped barre on the 5th slide up to the 10th and on to the 12th.Is this a combo of an E shape barre and an A shape barre ?
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I don't even need this but i like watching you.
Thanks Steve great , tip..
I had kinda figured it out myself. But great to see it taught all the same. I am on the right track ...
This was something my dad taught me when I first started playing.
Awesome! Thanks for watching and sharing your experience, Jay! :-)
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Can you use full bar chords?
I struggle with those chords that you are using.
what is the count for the measures
great lesson though
ffs, how come every one seems to keep missing that one bit I didn't get ? its simple if explained properly. Thanks...
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Can you make a lesson on how to play the "a shape" bar chord? I have trouble doing it. Thanks
I'm a bit late but, you can either think off doing a normal A chord, remove the index finger and do the chord with the other fingers. Then move the shape up a fret or two, and do a Barr with your index like normal! You can also move away the three fingers and do it with a barre on the ringfinger.
make video diffirent between blues and rock music.we want to understand, plz.
Now lets all jam to green onions or watermelon man! With a little improv. that would make a cool video !
NOW i get it, the best guitar teacher yet on UA-cam, i thought 1, 4 and 5 had to do with the circle of fifths, or the number of flats and sharps in these chords
I can’t play bar chords. 😕 Why won’t it work using the root of the chords?
I mean.....this is legit
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So you're saying that to change the key, you change the 1 chord to a chord of the key you want to be in, and then from 2 to 5 it starts over from A to D, in which case you'd play for instance key of F you'd play F(1) and then C(4) and then D(5)?
Thanks for watching, Justin! To answer your question... not quite. :-)
This is one of those times when knowing the notes on your guitar can be a big help. Here's a video Steve did that shows how to learn the notes fast: ua-cam.com/video/rDfw2jRF898/v-deo.html
To answer your question, the key of F is based on the F major diatonic scale, which has the notes:
F G A Bb C D E
So, for the key of F, the 1-4-5 chords are F, Bb ("B flat)," and C.
In the key of G, based on the G major diatonic scale:
G A B C D E F#
The 1, 4, 5 chords are G, C, and D.
Hope this makes sense! :-)
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Ah okay, so aside from knowing the starting note which dictates the key you're in, you don't necessarily even need to know the order of the notes that follow the first note since you're playing the same shape up and down the board. So C chord in key of F is same as D in key of G
Yes, the barre chords follow the same pattern on the fretboard, no matter what key you're in. (And I apologize, my G major scale example got put in the wrong part of my previous comment somehow. I put it where it was supposed to go.)
So yes, you don't necessarily need to know the notes to play a 1 4 5 chord progression with barre chords, but being real, as a guitarist the more you know about notes on the fretboard, the better. :-)
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Hello, I cannot afford guitar lessons, do you think I can teach myself?
yes you can, but it's a bit more work and you need more discipline. Steve is a badass amazing teacher, also you can look up Nat Savage on guitarlessons.com for beginner stuff. you just have to put effort in learning playing the guitar and don't forget: Good things don't come easy! :)
UA-cam videos cost nada, my friend. Just keep jamming.
Bassfinder68 of course you can, that's why we're all here, in the first place. it'll just take you longer to get where you want to be, if that makes any sense to you.
My mistake you have it in a pony tail! Still the way to go !
Thanks! : )
So is "12 bar blues" just that sequence?
Well, it can be so much more as you learn more, and can change quite a lot, but yes, the "fundamental" 12 bar blues starts with that sequence.
use dominant chords
too sound more like the blues play 7th chords.
Steve: Teaches Blues “Don’t worry about rhythm.”
Srv: turns over in grave
This is just a joke fyi. I know what he meant lol.
I'm sorry for this long ass comment, but I feel this is something that needs to be addressed seriously.
Isn't it kind of limiting to play shape of A chords the way you do?
Like, you cheating on the shape of A using two fingers, not the A chord itself but bar shape of A on D chord and the other one that uses the A shape.
I don't blame you, the shape of A really sucks.
But still, two fingers on a bar chord, won't that make you a rhythm player?
Nothing wrong with that, rhythm is key, but I think most guitarist want to play lead stuff, yeah?
Won't this be extremely limiting as a blues player as you cannot do taps, puls or slides in the middle of chords?
Like you can't really make it bluesey without the funny sounds in the middle of things.
The way I see it, playing the shape of A chords like you do here, is absolutely not what you want to be teaching beginners.
You are teaching the foundation to someone who doesn't know any better, beginners don't know why finger placement is important and that is why you need to teach it correct the first time.
Speaking from my own experience, I cheated a lot when I was a beginner, simply because I didn't know and nobody told me.
Over the years I developed bad habits as I was trying to make up for the fact that I didn't play chords with correct finger placement.
I had to unlearn muscle memory and half of everything I knew about playing the guitar, that is not easy, nor fun.
Ofc, if you are missing fingers then yeah sure, make due with what you got, but you don't seem to be missing any fingers?
Other than that, good stuff!
still doesn't sound bluesy....