Complete Guide to Great Blues Soloing | Beginner to Intermediate Blues Guitar Lesson

The blues box will only get you so far when it comes to playing killer solos. There's so much more you can do to spice up your blues soloing such as using 7th chord inversions to highlight chord changes, using blues arpeggios to make your solo sound like its flowing with the blues tune, and so much more. This video will give you a much better sense of understanding what to play over any blues track. Enjoy!
~ Time Codes ~
0:00 - Intro (Soloing & Going Over What I'll Be Discussing)
1:53 - What You Should Already Know BEFORE Watching
2:14 - Approach 1: Being Repetitive & Playing WITH the Progression
2:52 - Blues Arpeggios Lesson & When to Use Them (IMPORTANT)
6:08 - Approach 2: Mixing the Major & Minor Blues Pentatonic
7:27 - Sound EXAMPLE of Approach 2
7:58 - Breaking it Down
8:42 - Approach 3: 7th Chord Inversions (Examples & Shapes)
11:58 - Approach 4: Developing Technique & Adding Weight to Your Licks
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[@ElrondHubbard_1]

Great lesson

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Thanks! Glad it helped

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First!

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I guess those were E7 arpeggios, but you didn't say.