Quickly Upgrade Your Blues Rhythm Playing
In Just A Few Short Weeks…
And Play Like The Legends Of The Blues With This Exciting, New “Song Based” Approach.
This fun new method empowers blues players of all skill levels to effortlessly bring exciting new musical ideas into their rhythm playing, confidently jam with respected musicians, and quickly write their own blues songs in a few short weeks…
Even if they have zero prior knowledge of the fretboard or no understanding of music theory.
Imagine if you suddenly unlocked the skills of a pro-level blues rhythm player…
Where you became that “go to” guitar player who could do it all…
And perform impressive skills like:
- Always knowing how to make your blues rhythm playing sound fresh, interesting, exciting, and musical.
- Being able to extract those iconic “secret sauce” techniques and ideas from legendary blues players and apply them in any situation (allowing you to quickly sound like a pro-level player).
- Instantly knowing the chords to any blues song in any key and being able to quickly find them on the fretboard.
- Expressing great-sound musical ideas for rhythm guitar in any key or style of blues music with ease.
- Knowing how to quickly create different chord voicings and chord extensions all over the neck (and always knowing the perfect chord for each situation).
- Creating awesome-sounding rhythm sections for blues tunes that don’t have a guitar part on the original recording.
- Have such an intuitive understanding of the blues - you could step on stage at a moment's notice and play your way through a tune you’d never heard before (and sound great doing so!)
And while all these skills might seem like something only an advanced player could do…
It’s actually possible to do all of this and more, even if you only have basic bare-bone rhythm guitar skills right now…
And even if you know almost nothing about music theory or the fretboard.
If you’re like most students I’ve taught that might sound far-fetched…
Especially if you’re currently experiencing frustrating problems like:
- Feeling confined to playing boring predictable rhythm parts that sound nothing like the brilliant music that inspired you to play (and having no idea how to fix this).
- Always playing the same basic chords and wishing you knew how to find more interesting chord variations on the neck (while understanding when to use them and why).
- Knowing some blues theory but have no idea how to apply any of it in a musical setting.
- Lacking the skills and confidence needed to sit in a circle of respected blues musicians and improvise a rhythm section on the fly.
And if you’re dealing with any of this, let me assure you…
It’s not due to a lack of “talent” or missing a “natural feel” for the blues.
It most likely comes down to this:
The Two Common Approaches That Keep You Stuck With Blues Rhythm Guitar
When you first decide to start learning blues music…
It typically starts with a brilliant piece of music or a captivating performance that inspires you to play.
It might have been a soulful BB King tune, a mind-blowing Stevie Ray Vaughan performance, or an iconic Jimi Hendrix rhythm section.
But regardless of what that specific piece of music was…
You knew almost instantly that you wanted to be able to play like that legendary musician.
So as a result, most guitar players start out by getting the basic rhythm guitar skills down first…
And then trying to learn as many of these inspiring songs as possible…
And while this definitely improves your technique and overall skill level while making you feel excited to practice…
Learning songs “note for note” keeps you completely dependent on tabs and song tutorials…
And only allows you to repeat back exactly what you’ve learned like some kind of “musical robot”...
So the moment you need to deviate from playing those notes and chords you’ve carefully practiced…
Like when you are…
- Wanting to take a technique or idea you’ve learned in a song and then reapply it in a fresh new way.
- Jamming with other blues musicians or creating something musical on the fly when playing by yourself.
- Writing your own blues music or putting your own creative spin on a legendary blues song.
- Creating a rhythm guitar section for a blues song that doesn’t have one (e.g. when you are playing piano-based blues tunes).
- Playing a classic blues song in a different key (which can often happen unexpectedly when playing with a band).
…suddenly you realize that these songs you’ve learned aren’t helping you to become a truly versatile blues musician.
When a player realizes this first common mistake…
It usually leads them to make the second one.
This is where they set out to learn and understand the theory and rules behind blues music…
In the hopes of becoming more versatile, independent, and creative.
Now, while this helps them to quickly get an idea of the basics…
The theory is usually taught in a dry manner that is completely separated from blues music…
Leaving you with a set of abstract rules and no idea how to use them to actually create great-sounding blues music.
Sure, you might know what the I, IV, and V chords are…
The structure of a 12-bar blues…
Or how to form dominant 7th chords…
But how does that help you create something even 10% as soulful and musical as “The Thrill Is Gone” by BB King?
Spoiler alert - it doesn’t.
But here’s the worst part.
The traditional approach to teaching blues theory doesn’t teach you all the subtle ways the blues legends broke the rules…
Which was a fundamental part of creating the exciting, timeless music we still listen to today, decades after it was first released.
And if you don’t learn how to break out of those predictable blues formulas and rules…
It leaves your playing feeling predictable and boring.
So if you want to play like the pros…
You need to take an entirely new approach.
How To Quickly Play Blues Rhythm Guitar Like a Pro…
While Having A Blast!
If you want to play like a pro-level blues guitarist…
Then the fastest way to do that is by learning from the most legendary blues players.
Breaking down their most iconic songs to understand HOW and WHY the artist used things like…
Specific chord voicings, variations on the song structure, certain strumming techniques, riffs, and more, to create such brilliant music.
And you don’t need insane guitar skills to breathe new life into your own playing.
In fact, it can be as easy as:
- Inserting a simple lick into a boogie-woogie riff to switch things up
- Playing chords on the higher strings to compliment the other musicians in the band.
- Using different strumming techniques to add a specific flavor or feel to your playing
- Or briefly switching to an unexpected chord to create more anticipation and movement in the song.
And by seeing how the best players applied this in real-world songs…
You’ll know why they took this approach and then know how you can apply this in any situation with your own playing…
Empowering you to channel those legendary techniques anytime you pick up a guitar.
However, breaking down iconic blues songs is easier said than done…
Because unless you already have a developed musical ear…
And an in-depth understanding of the theory…
It’s going to be difficult to notice all of those subtle details just by listening to blues songs.
Or to understand exactly why it was performed that way or how you can take this into your own playing…
This is why I’ve created an exciting new method that removes all the confusion and guesswork from the process…
Sparing you from the long process of trying to figure this out on your own.
Introducing…
Blues Rhythm Guitar Mastery -
Channeling The Blues Legends
With this exciting new course, you’ll follow me as I break down 20 iconic blues songs for you…
Showing you the hidden techniques, methods, and subtle variations which make each song so brilliant.
And by borrowing my 39 years of experience, you’ll discover details that you may have never noticed on your own…
And be shown how to take these discoveries and apply them in new and exciting ways…
Across many styles of blues music and in any key…
Empowering you to bring out these legendary sounds, techniques, and ideas into your playing - no matter what situation you find yourself in…
And unlocking a set of advanced musical skills like…
- Being able to sit down with a guitar and just express creative musical ideas on the fly
- Confidently jam with other musicians
- Create your own great-sounding blues backing tracks using a looper pedal
- Quickly write your own soulful blues songs
- And much more!
How This Three-Step “Song-Based” Approach
Quickly Upgrades Your Blues Rhythm Guitar Skills
Because this method is designed to work even for players with basic theory or fretboard knowledge…
First, you’ll start out by getting a quick masterclass on the simple theory behind the 12-bar blues…
You’ll discover the three most important chords for blues music…
While being handed a simple visual pattern to instantly find these essential chords on the guitar neck…
Giving you everything needed to intuitively play along with thousands of blues songs in minutes…
Even if you had almost no prior knowledge of blues theory or the fretboard.
Then comes the second step - diving into the in-depth song breakdowns.
This is arranged into two parts…
First, I’ll break down the structure of each song.
Revealing the secrets behind the specific chords used, the chord progression, and the subtle details and variations in the song…
Handing you an insight as to why the artist used all of these and how you can take this into your own playing.
For example:
- A quick chord punch technique used in “Dust My Broom” that creates a sense of anticipation and movement for the next section.
- Why Johnny Cash skipped the last bar of the 12-bar blues in this iconic tune and the effect it created.
- The subtle chord change in “Sweet Home Chicago” that adds more movement to the start of each section.
- The two unusual chords used by BB King in “The Thrill Is Gone” that gives the song a completely unique sound and feel.
- Tons of examples of where legendary artists use the more bluesy 7th and 9th chords - and when you should do the same.
And once you’ve gone through this…
You’ll move on to the breakdown of the guitar part…
From this, you’ll not only quickly know how to play each song on the guitar…
But you’ll also discover the details, techniques, and ideas used by the original artist and how you can express this in your own playing.
For example:
- A genius but simple twist on the boogie-woogie riff by Jimmy Page.
- How to use signature licks with your rhythm playing to create an awesome “call and response” effect with the singer (as used on “Crossroads” by Eric Clapton and The Powerhouse).
- My method for creating a rhythm section for blues songs without guitar parts (You’ll see me create one for “I Got You” by James Brown, “Good Golly Miss Molly” by Little Richard and more).
- An easy step-by-step process for quickly finding different chord voicings all over the neck (and when you’ll need to do this when playing with others).
- How to take the bassline from a song and turn it into a groovy guitar riff - a technique that works amazingly well with a looper pedal (you’ll see me do this for “Tutti Frutti”, “Green Onions”, and “Good Golly Miss Molly” and then know how to apply this to any blues song).
- How to effortlessly add an alternating bass line into your rhythm playing (as used on “Maybelline” by Chuck Berry and “Folsom Prison Blues” by Johnny Cash).
- Two essential yet simple things you’ll learn from “Johnny B. Goode” by Chuck Berry that will allow you to jam your way through almost any blues song with zero preparation (this is easy enough for total beginners to quickly learn and will serve you for the rest of your blues guitar journey).
- How “Tush” by ZZ Top incorporates all the “best of the best” techniques in one rhythm section, including signature licks, bassline walk ups, boogie-woogie riff variations, turnarounds, passing chords, and more! (a fantastic example of how you can blend multiple techniques together in one section).
And this is just a brief preview of some of the brilliant ideas and simple insights you’ll gain from my analysis of 20 legendary blues songs…
Plus, you’ll be shown how you can quickly and easily adapt these ideas to different keys without complex music theory…
Or needing an in-depth understanding of the fretboard.
So once you’ve discovered one (or many) of these exciting tools, techniques, or musical ideas…
And you want to permanently add this to your arsenal, knowing how to apply it in any situation…
Then you’ll move on to the third and final step.
Here you’ll use professionally recorded backing tracks without any guitar…
Which will work as a blank canvas to help you apply what you’ve learned to many different styles of blues music in any key…
And this will not only allow you to get better at jamming with other musicians without the pressure of making an embarrassing mistake…
But it also helps you to become a versatile musician who can take a musical idea from one of the blues legends and then apply it in any situation…
Helping you to break free from being chained to the exact notes and chords that you’ve learned with tabs or tutorials…
And ensuring that you’re never suffering from “blank mind” syndrome when it comes to writing songs, jamming with others, creating your own blues loops, or coming up with a guitar part for a song that doesn’t have one on the original recording.
So now that you know how this method works, let’s take a look at…
What You’ll Get With Blues Rhythm Guitar Mastery
When you sign up today you’ll get instant access to…
Three And A Half Hours Of In-Depth Song Breakdowns
As I break down 20 iconic blues songs for you, you’ll get my expert insight on each song delivered in simple, easy-to-understand terms…
You’ll also be shown the guitar parts for each song, so you can discover the brilliant techniques and methods used by legendary blues guitarists and know how to bring this into your own playing and apply it in any situation.
Although we won’t be trying to learn these songs note for note, you’ll have the tools you need to play each song from each breakdown, allowing you to quickly add 20 classic blues songs to your repertoire.
Value - $99
120 Audio Blues Backing Tracks With The Guitar Removed
With these backing tracks, you’ll take what you’ve learned in the other sections of this course…
And then learn to apply them in a new setting by playing along with a virtual blues band…
Because there are zero guitars on these backing tracks, you’ll have a distraction-free “blank canvas” with which to try out your exciting new blues rhythm tricks and techniques…
And these tracks will cover many styles of blues music including:
- Slow Led Zeppelin style blues
- Texas blues
- ZZ Top style blues
- Feel of Pride and Joy by SRV
- Feel of Folsom Prison Blues by Johnny Cash
- Fast blues shuffle swing
- Country blues
- Boogie blues
And each backing track has been recorded in every key…
By using these tracks, you’ll become an incredibly versatile player, who can take the awesome rhythm techniques of the blues legends and reapply them in exciting new ways across any style of blues and in any musical key…
This means you’ll be ready to hop on stage at a moment's notice and jam with a group of respected blues musicians…
And if you wanted to, you’d have the skills needed to instantly play along with a blues song you’ve never even heard before.
Value - $59
Boogie-woogie licks and Turnarounds
Boogie Woogie study: The boogie-woogie riff is an essential rhythm technique for blues and something you’ll hear used a lot in this genre.
Although we’ll cover many variations of the boogie woogie riff throughout the 20-song breakdowns…
I wanted to devote a special in-depth lesson on this must-know riff so you can play this in any key and in any style - whenever you want.
With this section, you’ll discover:
- How to instantly know where to play the boogie woogie riff for each chord in any key with a series of incredibly simple fretboard shortcuts.
- Different methods and techniques to vary up the rhythm for this riff (including chokes, the shuffle rhythm, the straight blues rhythm, a Robert Johnson variation, and many more).
- Tons of ways you can change up the notes used to add a different sound or flavor to this riff (plus, you’ll discover an “octave boogie woogie riff” you can use for a beefier sound).
And to make these riffs even easier to follow along with, you’ll get tabs and guitar pro files that will show you exactly what to play.
Turnaround study: One of the things that give blues music its iconic sound is the “turnaround”.
If you’re unfamiliar with what a turnaround is, this bluesy phrase adds tension which is then resolved to “turn around” the music back to the start of the next verse or chorus.
And with this powerful video installment, you’re going to get some easy-to-apply formulas and patterns for musical-sounding blues turnarounds.
You’ll also see how to apply these in any key by using some simple visual fretboard shortcuts and hacks, and I’ll even demonstrate each of them in different keys…
Ensuring you know exactly what to do.
Finally, you’ll also get tabs and guitar pro files for each so that it’s even easier to follow along with each lesson.
And after you’ve gone through this, you’ll always have some great-sounding blues turnarounds you can easily bring into your playing.
Value - $20
So in total, that’s over $178 worth of material you are getting with this course…
However, you won’t even pay that price to get access because with this offer, you can get everything here for just $79…
This course is protected by my 60-day “love it or pay nothing” guarantee…
Which means you can apply the lessons and bonus resources for an entire two months…
While taking advantage of the unlimited comment support and even attending the personal support calls, before deciding if this was worth the investment.
And at that point if you’re not absolutely delighted with your new skills and your own personal transformation with blues rhythm guitar…
Then simply email [email protected] for an immediate and hassle free refund - with no questions asked.
So you see, there is absolutely no risk involved with taking this offer.
