PR: Two more blues riffs in “E”
December 13, 2010Free guitar video lesson: how to play blues riffs in the key of “E”.
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How do you make it look so eazy to play.
Beats me, it doesn’t come easy to me! I guess hours of practice over years of fun? Here’s my favorite, #1 “trick” to learning to play the guitar, and I stole it from Mark Knopfler, no less… Turn on the TV, turn off the sound, grab a guitar and start playing. After about 10 seconds, you forget you’re playing, and you stop getting into your own way. Before you know it, you stumble upon a cool riff, or you finally nail some line you’ve been working on, etc… never fails.
So I am brand new and I have been looking around. Looks like a good post for you to make for people like me would be “Who are you when I’m not looking” by Joe Nichols/Blake Shelton. Three chords and you keep the same chords for long periods of time. I would appreciate it. Thanks Mojo