Acoustic Blues Guitar Music - Robert Johnson - Me and the Devil - The Blues

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Robert Johnson Blues Guitar Lessons - this song is featured in the Jim Bruce Complete Acoustic Blues Guitar Course. http://www.play-blues-guitar.eu

A Robert Johnson blues in A is indispensable for the student who wants to play blues music on guitar. His hypnotic monotonic bass line and delicate work on the treble strings combined with his intense vocals to produce a stunning series of blues classics. Learn how to play acoustic blues guitar with Jim's celebrated course.

The full range of lessons available cover all major acoustic blues guitar styles, such as delta blues ( Robert Johnson ), Texas Blues (Lightnin' Hopkins), Chicago swing (Big Bill Broonzy), ragtime blues(Blind Blake, Blind Boy Fuller, Willie Walker) , Carolina blues (Floyd Council, Pink Anderson, Scrapper Blackwell), bottleneck and open tunings.

Let Jim take you to the next level - all the acoustic blues lessons you need in one place! (Suitable for intermediate to advanced finger pickers.)

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[bucksofbourbon]

hey Jim, can you just pick up your guitar and play all these songs if you don't practice them for awhile? say you haven't played West coast Blues for some time; does it take a few practice sessions to get it back down, or do you just have it in the memory bank?

[acoustictravellersl]

@bucksofbourbon Hi, A great question. Like most musicians, I've got a core list of of about 30 songs that I play in public. I play parts of these most days, so they are spot on and automatic. I've moved away from ragtime in public performance a little, and so it makes up about 25% of the core list. All the other ragtime songs learned over the past 40 years or so are still in there (somewhere), and it generally takes a week or so playing it every day to bring it up to speed. Hope that helps. Jim

[byanooo]

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[acoustictravellersl]

@byanooo Ditto ...

[wildredone]

I still wish you were my neighbors lol. I'd bring youa glass of Lemonade... Looks like a Martin to me,??. but maybe with heavier gauge strings. Personally I find the Martin's a little too "top end" sounding but that that is just my opinon of course. What ever you're playing sounds great to me.

[acoustictravellersl]

@wildredone Hi - thanks for you message. I remember that guitar well. It was a Yamaha I bought about 200 dollars some years ago. I play pretty hard - the neck pulled away from the body after a while. The strings were lights. I think expensive guitars are over rated - Muddy Waters said ' give me any guitar and I'll make you cry '

Cheers

Jim

[MrCodysir]

A Master at Blues Guitar and Master at Blues Harp = Best Music To Ever Exist

[galleon30000]

nice

[hitjr77]

I grew up with this music. My family is old school blues and this brings back memories. Great job and I like how yall dont over play it. This was porch music where I came from. Thank you guys for this from the bottom of my heart. I close my eyes and enjoy.

[bemuzic]

great stuff!!

[scumgod13]

Good stuff! 

[ChrisDev7]

Absolutely outstanding, Love from Scotland :)

[50MOLE]

like it guys robbie j....

[loveoftwodogs]

very very heart felt

[gugusfu]

me and de devil OOOOOO (8) great song!

[acousticlysound000]

bleeding blues!