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From: deltabluestips
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  • You are a superb teacher. Many thanks for your lesson.

  • great lesson and easy to follow.

  • fantastic

  • cool lesson.. thanks

  • thanks mate that is soo cool to learn like that! thanks again mate!

  • This is great ,I've been trying to work out to play this riff properly since I first heard ZZ Top rip it from JLH !

  • Very good lesson - thanks a lot for all your lessons mate.

  • way to rip it up blues man good lesson you give it your all ever time

  • GREAT LESSON MATE IS THAT A MARTIN?

  • Many thanks, my friend!

    Simply groovy

  • good point re clapton. but not necessarily poverty stricken and no hope. alot of black african music is buzzy, fuzzy, dirty, funky, natural. ray charles said the difference between rock n roll and rhythm and blues, its source, was that r n b was more 'dirty'.

  • You have NAILED that groove - not because it is "perfect" but because it is not - you have absolutely captured the raw emotion in your playing. i always felt that was Clapton's problem - he is too good/clean/perfect/technical and thus his music almost always lacks that "blues feeling" - the emotion of a poverty stricken black man with no hope and no future - (cont)

  • its more like zztop than John Lee.

  • who was first ZZ Top or John Lee Hooker

  • John Lee was first. By about 40 years ...

  • u kidding!!!!

    The Hook sold a million with this number back in 1948.

    6 months late but seriously...

  • beutiful clapton signature man, great styling, thats what its all about

  • Man, that is quite simply the coolest blues groove there is, nobody like John lee hookers simple yet killer style...Thanks so much, been searching for this sound for so long it came as soon as you uncovered the 'mystery'. If anyone wants to hear John at his best get his 'Crawling black spider' version of 'crawling kingsnake' it priceless and simply unforgetable in its guitar sound. Cheers again, and please keep up the teaching

  • couldn't you tune your guitar in an open A tuning to make it easier?????

  • thats what JLH does on the record boogie chillun'. It makes it easier to get the damped sound

  • thanks alot man ... I love your guitar

  • Nice you enabled comments again. Thanks a lot for your videos

  • COOOOOL VIDEO! I`ll try it.

  • This is hot ! Most "blues players" miss the whole groove and turn it into a white boy disco blues....

  • Long, long-time fan and first-time commenter. Thanks very much for all your sharing, BlindBoy. Inspirational as always! Good luck with your new endevors.

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