Slow Power Blues Guitar Lessons - Andy Aledort - Stormy Blues in G

[desh177]

thank u

[Hugh9]

excellent playing

[hmartirosyan]

Dude, I'm going to damage my finger to play like that

[aaa567ify]

I went to another lesson where it says guitar lesson in orange above. I don't know why, just curious. The guy showed a few other chords but kept stopping and going stopping and going. Andy Aledort is much more laid back. He plays for awhile then explains or vise versa. This is good for beginners and guitarist who kinda know the guitar already. Thanks Andy

[Liam31]

some great ideas in this. Thanks!

[DJDrSciFi]

Dats da blues right there boy!

Play on playa, playa.

Peace.

^_^

[davidcarr90]

0:42 is awesome. do you break that lick down somewhere?

[lazloleaf]

andy! You rule. Still playing with Betts? Thanks for the lessons.

[spankystrat49]

Andy you know you r a phenomenal player and instructor thanks for the post and also thanks for the two jimi DVDs really helped my playing

[andyaledort]

Antar--

I said "the form is in the style of T-Bone Walker's 'Stormy Monday," not that the soloing was in his style.

[NewMusicSpacequake]

@andyaledort you did vibrato a bit differently than usual at 0:46-0:47, the whole neck of the guitar shook. John Mayer does his vibrato like that all the time, I can't figure it out. super frustrating. got any advice?

[Antarblue]

Andy this is not in any way T-Bone Walker style. When T-Bone played in G or Ab he never left the 1st pos. He never played in the the Albert and BB boxes and the BB "shift." T-Bone never bent the string very much either; that came in with BB King.

Except for the general approach of modern blues guitar I see no T-Bone lick or influence, for that mattter in this example.

[ezra2662]

I was about to rip on the guy cause I thought he was a drugged out hippie, but you're a fantastic player. Blues is about feeling and phrasing, most ppl forget that. You're timing is perfect and this is a perfect illustration of classic blues jamming.

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