
UdemyThis free course breaks down walking bass blues guitar into small, manageable patterns that build on each other, culminating in four widely used 12-bar blues bass progressions. Because free courses on the platform are capped at two hours, this installment covers the key of A only, with other keys planned for future free releases.
Each pattern comes with multi-angle video and a matching PDF in TAB, so you can watch the technique from more than one angle and read exactly what to play. Along the way, the instructor, drawing on more than 30 years of playing experience, shares tips and techniques for the wider guitar journey.
Guitarists, acoustic or electric, who have never played 12-bar blues patterns before and want a structured route into them.
The Ultimate Beginners Guitar Lessons Guide For You To Play Walking Bass Blues on Your Acoustic Guitar or Electric Guitar
Please note as FREE Courses are limited to 2 hours this course covers only the key of A
Other Keys to follow in more FREE Courses.
Never Played 12 Bar Blues Patterns on Your Guitar Before?
Don't worry.
These guitar lessons take you on a journey breaking down everything you need to know. Each section builds on the previous one. This culminates in you playing 12 Bar Walking Bass Blues on your guitar.
All it takes on your behalf is to have fun learning and practising the basic guitar patterns. These guitar lessons are presented in small manageable chunks. You will have Multi-angle Videos and pdf files in TAB for each pattern. Through a process of repetition you will build them up into a 12 Bar Blues Progression.
This will culminate in you playing four of the most widely used 12 Bar Blues Bass Progressions on your guitar.
The Aim of This Course of Guitar Lessons?
To enable anyone to Play 12 Bar Walking Bass Blues on guitar (acoustic or electric)
Bonus
Throughout the videos I will share many tips, tricks and techniques which I have gained from over 30 years experience of being a guitarist. These are all designed to help you on your musical journey of mastery of the guitar.
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