EZ Ukulele Fingerpicking Blues Lesson - Free TAB

[jhob101]

Thanks for the explanation! It does sound good to my ears too, I was just trying to tie it into the limited theory that I already know. But to know there are no rules is good!

[daddystovepipe]

@jhob101

You know the saying : I know just enough theory not to hurt my playing :-)

[jhob101]

On the tab what do the notes in the 'usable combinations' section represent? I understand that those are notes you can play over the chord but not sure where they come from as some of the notes are not in the chord and I don't recognise them as being the blues scale. Just trying to work all of this out in my head!

I got your first e-book a couple of years ago and it's still keeping me quiet!

[daddystovepipe]

@jhob101

I demonstrate this in the video starting at 2.00; it all sounds perfectly good to my ears

Don't limit your thinking to : this is not in the scale or chord so I cant play it....

There are probably technical and theoretical explanations to this but those are beyond my knowledge and to tell you the truth : I don't care.

Many of the old blues guys, whom I studied for more than 35 years, did crazy unexplainable things...they let their ears decide and that's how I approach this too.

[leoamae]

Excellent -- just the type of thing I've been working on..... nice to see uke lessons.... thanks!

[jimbo9580]

hi daddy thanks for the swift reply, again keep on posting

[jimbo9580]

HI DADDY THANKS FOR REPLYING SO PROMPTLY. ITS A GREAT SOUNDING INSTRUMENT, IS IT A TENOR UKE ? REGARDS JIM

[daddystovepipe]

@jimbo9580

yes, a tenor uke. ideal size for fingerpicking.

[jimbo9580]

GREAT JOB...WHAT TYPE OF UKELELE IS THAT ?

[daddystovepipe]

@jimbo9580

thanks, it's a Mya Moe

[2Heinz2]

I like your lessons

[JChoneybell]

Great lesson you r a great teacher !!!!! =•}