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Play '40s and '50s Jump Style Guitar Blues

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Uploaded by on Jun 14, 2007

Study guitar online with Berklee:
http://www.berkleemusic.com/school/courses/guitar/?pid=2036

Swing along with the rest of the band on the offbeat "flat tire" feel popularized by T Bone Walker in the '40s and '50s.

Berkleemusic.com is the continuing education division of Berklee College of Music, delivering online access to Berklee's acclaimed curriculum from anywhere in the world and teaching online music production, music business, songwriting, guitar, bass, music theory, arranging and performance.
http://www.berkleemusic.com/?pid=2036

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  • nice lesson, real bluesy!

    this man really does have a "guitar guru" aura. maybe it's just me

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  • @superiff12 Surely the name of the guitar is clearly written on the headstock...

  • If only I had enough time.

  • @xirextorcious Yes it is

  • @mondocain check out Marty Schwartz....my fave youtube teacher, he's really great

  • One of my favorite guitar instructors on You Tube....Low key teaching style with high key results!

  • The guitar is a Beautiful instrument!

  • @Fatshead

    I think the rectangular fret markers on the ES-335's came out around 1962..

  • i want lessons from him!

  • I took a lab with this guy while I was there and he was great...amazing player and a class act

  • Surely thats a casino, or the gibson equivelent? It has a trapeze tailpiece which indicates to me that its fully hollow bodied rather than having the semi solid construction of a 335, or am i missing something?

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