Better blues rhythm guitar chops with chord fragments, 9th chords and blues bassline riffs. Grab the FREE Workbook for this lesson here: https://jamesshipwayguitar.com/blues-rhythm-guitar-tricks-opt-in
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Sick of those same old blues rhythm guitar shuffles and barre chords? Kick your blues rhythm chops up a notch with this blues rhythm lesson and discover how to use chord fragments, ninth chords and rhythm riffs in your rhythm guitar style.
Blues Rhythm Chops Ex 1: Chord Fragments
Chord Fragments are fragments of larger chords and they are powerful blues rhythm guitar tools. See this example to learn how to use them straight away in your playing.
Blues Rhythm Chops Ex 2: 9th Chords
9th chords can act as substitutes for Dominant 7 chords, so instead of playing A7 in your 12 bar blues, you could play A9 instead. This adds much more colour to the 12 bar blues (and makes you sound like a way slicker player!)
Blues Rhythm Chops Ex 3: Blues Bassline Riffs
Why not ditch chords all together...and play a blues bassline riff instead! Here's one example of a blues bassline riff you can use. Try out some riff variations of your own remember.
Have fun spicing up your blues rhythm chops with this lesson and see you next time!
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Sick of those same old blues rhythm guitar shuffles and barre chords? Kick your blues rhythm chops up a notch with this blues rhythm lesson and discover how to use chord fragments, ninth chords and rhythm riffs in your rhythm guitar style.
Blues Rhythm Chops Ex 1: Chord Fragments
Chord Fragments are fragments of larger chords and they are powerful blues rhythm guitar tools. See this example to learn how to use them straight away in your playing.
Blues Rhythm Chops Ex 2: 9th Chords
9th chords can act as substitutes for Dominant 7 chords, so instead of playing A7 in your 12 bar blues, you could play A9 instead. This adds much more colour to the 12 bar blues (and makes you sound like a way slicker player!)
Blues Rhythm Chops Ex 3: Blues Bassline Riffs
Why not ditch chords all together...and play a blues bassline riff instead! Here's one example of a blues bassline riff you can use. Try out some riff variations of your own remember.
Have fun spicing up your blues rhythm chops with this lesson and see you next time!
I started my channel to you the kind of 'BS free' and no nonsense guitar lessons I think you want. So if you want to understand 'how to play'...rather than just learn 'what to play' then subscribe and look out for all my regular weekly (mostly!) lessons.
Dig in, have fun...and thanks for watching!
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgEEEz7ZNL8572YERffNfuw?sub_confirmation=1
Check out http://jamesshipwayguitar.com for hours of free guitar lessons, free e books and join my free onlne guitar community for a free 'video powerpack' of exclusive lessons.
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