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Basic Lesson on Playing Lead & Rhythm Together
Submitted by Jason on Thu, 08/18/2011 - 21:59.
Robert Renman from Dolphinstreet shows you how to mix in a double-stop lead lick with a basic blues rhythm.
You can get more lessons like this at www.dolphinstreet.com
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Playing lead and rhythm
Playing lead and rhythm guitar together is one gap that a lot of students find difficult to overcome. Great lesson, thanks for sharing!
Blues Solo Lessons
Hey nice lesson. Practising playing rhythm and lead at the same time is a really effective way to practice blues phrasing and keep the licks and melodies really concise. Also bending the 6th almost up to the 7th is a great way to create good "tension and release" i picked that up from Muddy Waters' records! Keep the lessons coming!
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