In this lesson I've tried to combine some of the coolest blues licks that I've found and put them into a solo that last two blues choruses.

Mix-n-match using a pool of 30 beginner blues licks - this is the secret behind blues improvisation!

We will study some of the most used licks, scales and techniques. I recorded this solo over a twelve-bar blues progression using the A minor blues scale. This solo is a great exercise to improve your bendings and vibrato as well as to incorporate this kind of licks to your daily playing.

6 licks that will improve your soloing

Through subtle stylistic variation, new blues styles are born. This final installment analyses how to apply your knowledge to recreate modern blues styles - in order to start working on your own.

15 very useful blues licks based on A minor pentatonic.

...rock/blues solo over a backing track inspired in a Steve Ray Vaughan song called Crossfire. I used some of my favourite licks on it. We will use some interesting rock/blues licks in the style of SRV, Steve Morse, Joe Satriani, Dave Navarro and many other great guitar players.

I composed this solo for GMC students in order to incorporate the Steve Ray Vaughan style in your playing and his most important influences (Buddy Guy, Jimi Hendrix. etc). We are going to focus on his rhythm guitar work and his chord melody style.

In this lesson we will continue studying the most used Scales and Arpeggios for Blues Improvisation. This is also a good exercise for practicing bendings, vibrato and legatos. The chord progression is the same as blues licks lesson 1.