/r/bluesguitarist
Subreddit strictly for the discussion and appreciation of blues guitar. Seeking to aggregate learning resources, gear knowledge, tips and tricks, and great performances, especially by redittors.
Subreddit strictly for the discussion and appreciation of blues guitar. Seeking to aggregate learning resources, gear knowledge, tips and tricks, and great performances, especially by redittors.
RIFF LIBRARY - user submitted tabs
Intro to Slide Guitar & Open Tunings
Submit Backing Track Suggestions
Study Your Fretboard - scales, modes, tunings, etc.
RULES:
Highly Recommended: /r/blues/, /r/bluesrock, /r/PreWarBlues, /r/deltablues, /r/BluesMusic, /r/SoulBlues, /r/BluesPorn, /r/metalguitar, /r/jazzguitar, /r/classicalguitar, /r/guitarlessons, /r/bass, /r/toobamps, /r/guitarpedals, /r/obscureguitars, /r/GuitarNet, /r/jilmbruceguitar
/r/bluesguitarist
There's A LOT to learn from Allmans when it comes to blues
Blues? Purples?
Listen to the OG recording and let me know what you think: https://youtu.be/R5jI-FJpDtI?si=LfYl01q7urNBJWAk
I first heard of Ed Bell and this song from Gerhard Kubik’s “Africa and the Blues” book and CD. Now it’s one of my favorite classic blues songs and I’m working hard at learning how to play it. My favorite part is the hypnotic riff (which I think I have pretty down pat) and the descending bass part (which I’m gonna learn next). This is the first song I’ve learned a good chunk of just by listening to it.