Jazz Up Your Blues #3of5 (Guitar Lesson JA-012) How to play

This series will show you a few ways of adding a little jazz flavour to your blues playing. This lesson shows you how to develop the arpeggios into nicer lines using "Arpreggiator".

Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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Have fun :)


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[BioKasto]

This one was the best video about arpeggios I have ever seen. Really felpful - thanks Justin

[acoustiMatt]

I love the quote "You might be a freakin genius" Nice

[Grumpfdrummer]

Now put down the 'knowledge', and play from the heart! .......

[ryanhashton]

great concept man

[strabbs1]

@fenderz1 exactly how i feel, ive only just started with this arrpegio lark and it s great, check out next kevek guitar as well he has a lesson up  theat has an aminor arrpegio running into and a7 arrpegio at the top, sound realy cool with this excercise combined

[strabbs1]

iam a freaky genius, i just played it straight through first time!!!!!!!!!!................­..........it is at 50 bpm thought...................and i have been practising the arppegios for 1hour a night for 2 weeks.............maybe not a genius then, freaky thought.

[calebsj]

really,really,really,great lesson!

[graycrom]

mentally i get it, the arpeggios aren't hard, the concept isn't hard but jaysus i get two or three counts of eight in and my brain breaks down, am i going up or down? is it D or A? It would be helpful to have some kind of visual reference to the note where the change occurs each count of 8,

[fenderz1]

Ahh finally, enough of this pentatonic crap.

This is why I started guitar

[DidColes]

Great lesson! Thnx a bunch Justin :)

[parkerman6]

he said learning it quick =freaky genious, so talk to him.

[00roastedlampost00]

Lol.... Justin used to teach at the ICMP where I was on a course at the time, as did Martin Goulding. Hard to explain but I figured he'd get the reference even if no-one else did ;)