"Blue" an Instrumental blues ballad

Live Chapman Stick solo by Bob Culbertson. This is a Blues guitar style original instrumental influenced by blues guitarists I listened to when learning the Guitar. Players such as Roy Buchannan, Jeff Beck, B B King and Stevie Ray Vaughan just to name a few.

This song has a passing minor structure and is played differently each time I perform it. Even the tempo changes depending on the mood. I chose to stick with the clean tone to continue to develop my technique in that way.

Thank you for listening, Bob

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Blues ballads
• blues guitar
• blues riffs
• blues lead
• instrumental guitar
• Roy Buchannan
• tapping blues. Tap guitar
• Lead guitar tapping
• 12 string. 8 string
• 7 string
• chapman stick tapping
• alien electric guitar

[Intrepita]

Wow Bob! You got da blues! I love this aspect of your playing!

[rickywade1]

Thanks for these videos Bob. In my opinion you have reached the status of Virtuoso.

Ricky W.

[karli34]

Fan

Tas

Tic

:-)

[AR171983]

Hi Bob, I saw you last year in May at Ghiradelli square while on holiday. I bought the album 'Cafe San Francisco' off you and regularly play it in the car here in the UK. My favourite track I think is 'Blue' but as you will know it's a little different to this version.

Anyway, your excellent guitar playing and unique sound inspired me to buy a six string electric guitar (I couldnt find a stick) at Christmas which has made me realise even more the talent that you have. Thanks, Ant

[anmoose]

Absolutely mesmerizing, Bob. The blues feel, and the depth, that comes out of your fingers on that neck, leaves me speechless. You sound like a group, a very tight, very intimate group. And I see it coming from 10 fingers fluttering around on a "stick."

[SteveUrkeI]

Is that a tigerwood fretboard?

[klacirtg]

Oh. how I love it....!

[whisperingdoom]

Amazing right hand - bravo

[SuperBenzid]

I love the blues solos sound definitely hear some SRV in there. At least to my ears :)

[MrProgrock]

Mind = Blown.

...Again...