The Couch Sessions 3 - Noodling a slow blues for beginners 1 of 2

[melkisadek100]

Fantastic stuff a great help to get the feel Thanks a lot for doing it

[13FooFighter]

what is the tuning ? (:

[mwillh]

Absolutely brilliant!! There's a bass drum and a bass guitar built right in- thanks, those strumming techs take lots of reps, but eventually, i'll get it...

[montreemtx]

Amazing..

Would it better for me to buy the VDO from the website... I would be pleased to do. Please confirm. I ask because i'm not sure about the contents in the VDOs named in your web.

[purelypygmalion]

Exactly what I've been waiting for. Hope pt. 2 isn't too long in coming.

[EddieSixString]

@purelypygmalion I think it's safe to say that ain't gonna happen. :(

[purelypygmalion]

@EddieSixString It already did, a long time ago. I think Blindboy must have taken it down to make room for new stuff. It should be available on one of his disks though.

[EddieSixString]

@purelypygmalion I seriously doubt that. No one needs to "make room" for anything on YouTube. He took it down for another reason...

[SEARLY100]

ah mate, you lovely scouser, please do the follow up with the fills in :)

[pollotom]

This is the best vid in town for learning a soulful groove.

Ditto re: the alternate tuned groove you composed for your sister.That is outstanding

[mafew129]

what happened to the video of the song you wrote about your sister? it was in eeeebe tuning or something

[skuhr111]

Love the slow and mellow stuff. Keep it coming.

[jrtpf]

it is a simple cord change, but what you make of all that is what it makes it

sound so cool. Great example.

[jrtpf]

@jrtpf chords that is

[drmeandme]

that was great ! what make of guitar is that it seems to have a very low action

[big4bluz]

Your the best on the internet blind boy.

[alazkaraw]

kinda reminds me of the back room by van morrison cool lesson as always, cheers

[peterszakal]

Thank you for this inspiring lesson! Please keep on!

[rich123456781]

This is really great stuff. Glad you decided to do this. Keep on keepin on.

[stringlesswonder]

Do I hear a bit of "The Season of The Witch" in there?

[icespeckledhen]

Another great lesson

[codyriver5]

Great lesson! Can't hardly wait for part 2 to explain more of the lead riffs...

Keep up the AWESOME work!!

[frizzoblast]

Love most of your lessons, but the new noodling series is quite superb, thanks for that!

[TheDarkstar022801]

AWSOME direction the "tips" are going in!!! Love to get more into chord locations, soloing, and improv work!! Thank you for keeping the real meaning of music alive!! When money influences music, it looses something :-(

[pipsqueek14]

wow you must be lucky with that eric clapton signature

im jelous :D

[townheadbluesboy]

Fantastic - it's so motivating to hear something like this. You're very good at explaining how it's done and most importantly you can put across the 'feel'.

Can't thank you enough

[cduggerct1]

Nice, were you going to follow-on with your Love in Vain riffs?

Chris from WH, CT

Thanks for everything

[nomatesman]

Wow! This is such a great lesson. Truly inspiring!

[ShogunDK]

Perfect ! this is what im looking for, steady blues riff mixed with some "freelance" string hammering in between :)

[mikmc]

Thanks for a brilliant lesson

[everysinglenamesgone]

I love your videos. You're a hero to me for teaching this stuff to us. The blues will never die as long as there are teachers like you!

[TheJacklex37]

Thanks! good lesson!!

[FOSOSOS]

thanks for this wonderful lesson

[deltabluesrookie]

awsome thanks man

[bearwoodcarpentry]

enjoyed this. so chilled i had a ciggy and a whisky and put me feet up trouble is i dont drink and dont smoke.thanks mate

[V3rtyX]

thank you so much for those lessons