Level 3 - (see below)
The 'A Pack' - Becoming Super Proficient in The 'A Pack' - Becoming Super Proficient in Playing Country Blues In The Key Of A Lots of folks learn songs. You'll learn to pull those songs apart and discover how to use the "treasures within" to raise your own playing to new heights. Learn how to put Blind Boy Fuller Turnarounds into Robert Johnson songs; combine Mance Lipscomb's lead lines with Lemon Jefferson's boogie woogie bass lines.You'll learn how to mix and match hot licks, turnarounds, endings, jazzy chords, and much more.
You'll come away with so many ideas that you'll never need to play a song the same way twice!
Song List: "Shake Shake Mama" - Mance Lipscomb "Kind-Hearted Woman" - Robert Johnson "Me and the Devil Blues" - Robert Johnson "Black and Tan" - Blind Boy Fuller "Coffee Blues" - Mississippi John Hurt "Matchbox Blues" - Lemon Jefferson *Bonus* Turnarounds, Endings Using 6th and 9th chords, and applying Piedmont Licks to Delta Songs
The 'A Pack' - Becoming Super Proficient in The 'A Pack' - Becoming Super Proficient in Playing Country Blues In The Key Of A Lots of folks learn songs. You'll learn to pull those songs apart and discover how to use the "treasures within" to raise your own playing to new heights. Learn how to put Blind Boy Fuller Turnarounds into Robert Johnson songs; combine Mance Lipscomb's lead lines with Lemon Jefferson's boogie woogie bass lines.You'll learn how to mix and match hot licks, turnarounds, endings, jazzy chords, and much more.
You'll come away with so many ideas that you'll never need to play a song the same way twice!
Song List: "Shake Shake Mama" - Mance Lipscomb "Kind-Hearted Woman" - Robert Johnson "Me and the Devil Blues" - Robert Johnson "Black and Tan" - Blind Boy Fuller "Coffee Blues" - Mississippi John Hurt "Matchbox Blues" - Lemon Jefferson *Bonus* Turnarounds, Endings Using 6th and 9th chords, and applying Piedmont Licks to Delta Songs
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SKILL LEVELS
Level 1 - Students will have mastered their basic open chords and play a few songs.
Level 2 - Level 1 plus: being able to play some basic fingerpicking patterns.
Level 3 - Level 1, 2, plus: Students should be able to play an alternating bass with an independent melody on top.
Level 1 - Students will have mastered their basic open chords and play a few songs.
Level 2 - Level 1 plus: being able to play some basic fingerpicking patterns.
Level 3 - Level 1, 2, plus: Students should be able to play an alternating bass with an independent melody on top.