Awesome, love this Corey! I’m a working class Guitar member, Doug Smith from Denver. Anyone watching this that hasn’t subscribed her even signed up for very affordable monthly membership with great courses, I do so, you will learn a ton!
Another excellent lesson from one of the most passionate and dedicated teachers out there. Your explanations and style is so informative, usable and easy to follow. Please, please keep them coming. Thank you, Corey.
Corey is one of my favorite teachers on TF. One of the few that is able to pierce my hard head and let me play the blues. Grande Corey, thanks so much🖖🏻🎸
You know this morning I woke up And was trying to decide if I should quit. But I watched your video, and well thank you . This got me out of a rut I’ve been in. I’ve been really working on the 12 bar blues , different shuffles and such . but I felt like I was playing the same old thing every time. This definitely opened a door for me much appreciated.
Yes, that’s the stuff most people here have been waiting for. In the hole TH-cam World there‘s nothing that is more useful and immediatly appliable! Outstanding. Thank you so much!
Some of John Mayer's long Instagram vids (on YT) he stabs those chords and does some wicked riffing in between. He's on fire when he gets going playing blues by himself. Very inspiring!
So glad Brett Papa brought me here. You guys really compliment each other in your teaching styles. It's so great that there's great teachers for every level. A lot of teachers try to teach intermediate stuff but at the same time, spell out note for note basic things, thereby dragging out a lesson unnecessarily. Thanks for not doing that. Like you said, it's in the tab. It's the Gm pentatonic. Figure it out, a bit of ear training thrown in for nothing. Thanks for helping us get through lockdown!
I've been digging the last few lessons. You know its stuff an intermediate player like me can start to learn and play almost that night of watching and practicing. Lots of videos say " Easy this" or that. But what it gets down to for me is it easy to understand and practicing along. This is. Thks . C
This is perfect. I’m a father and I don’t have time to play in a band. So I want to be able to pull out my iPad and my new Fender Mustang Micro amp and record a little jam or song. Im a new subscriber and can’t wait to binge on your channel. Thank You.
Oh My God! This video deserves way more likes, subs and views! Congilio, this is my first time playing so successfully on my acoustic! Best riff ever! :) Good day! Hope you upload more!
Thanks for sharing this lesson 🙏. Love your clear teaching style. Bought a couple of your TrueFire courses but this is exactly what I’ve been looking for to learn blues guitar. Just joined your Working Class Guitar site as a VIP. Excellent site!!! 👍
Thanks Corey! These lessons are really helpful. They build from each other in a way that reinforce what was previously taught and at a digestible level and pace. Keep them coming!
Corey all your videos are very useful, very appreciate it all your efforts to make people get great guitar lesson from you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you very much...
Totally worth the ride for the 5th fret G7 voicing alone! Super important concept, weather you’re playing alone or carrying a jam. Not losing the groove makes all your improvising stronger as well. I am constantly coming up with Blues hooks that I should be working out, and playing through in this kind of way...with a metronome! Whenever I noodle too far away from the groove, I get lost in the sauce, and forget what chord I’m playing over? Side bar: There’s no jamming with friends right now. I’m often alone with the Blues 🙃 This is way better than a backing track.
Hey Corey I'm so glad I found your channel. You are really opening my mind to new ideas. The way you break things down and explain clearly makes complex sounding stuff make sense. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Really enjoyed this lesson, Corey! I’ve always tried to play the solo blues, but couldn’t handle the speed. Your lesson here helped with structure and I focused on going slow and it helped so much! Really enjoying what you are putting out lately! Thank you!
This is an indispensable lesson by Corey. Practicing with a backing track is fine, but what do you do if you're playing a solo gig, or just performing for your friends and there are no other musicians around? Learning to play by yourself is an essential skill.
perfect lesson, my English is not the best, I use a translator, but it doesn't matter at all, I understand everything musically, very inspiring and helping to create new ideas in music, thank you !!!
Another great lesson here, buddy...........this one has it all.........scales and chords and riffs and soloing ideas but most importantly presented in a timing and usage idea with a metronome all delivered in a down home friendly laid back session! Plus..........you've even added in acoustic guitar with electric for good ole Nashville style!! Jim C.
This is a real 'inside 4 strings' piece. Thanks for sharing. The tabs are very helpful in terms of getting my head around the voicings and grips too - thanks for offering them FOC Corey. Top man.
This is terrific stuff, Corey. For those not familiar with Corey's style of blues comping, this is the style most often played in pick up jams or open mics, or just playing with other players on the back porch. Corey's style of teaching provides great depth of concepts and ideas, along with specific tunes.
Hey Corey, great choice in what you're offering today. It's always nice to be able to grab an acoustic and play some blues! Good for your fingertips, as well. Really liked that you broke down the double-stops.. so many teachers just blow by that. And including the tip on using the metronome helps as well. Appreciate the upgrades to your delivery! Have a Great Day!
Great lesson! I love your Epiphone Casino. Unfortunately back in the 1970's I had an original Casino made in Kalamazoo that I sold to get an acoustic guitar since I was moving out and far away from my parent's home and I didn't want to lug an amp around the USA. Plus back then I didn't think the Casino was a "cool" electric guitar, and wanted to play music by Jim Croce, Cat Stevens, etc. I wish I still had that Casino, it was a beautiful guitar. Decades later I've replaced it with an Epiphone ES-339. Thanks again for the lesson. My granddaughter and I have been doing your Udemy Beginner and Intermediate Blues Rhythm Guitar Lessons.
Incredible usefeul lesson for free again, thank you so much Corey! I watch a lot of videos in YT but I learn from few of them. Yours are the most didactic. I hope that soon I will be able to purchase one of your courses. Big hug Rick
Electric guitar is very expressive guitar, and i'm trying to learn nowadays but i think that to show and teach more about acoustic folk guitar is also mandatory.
Great lesson as usual! 👍🏼 I personally am not a fan of the live stream mainly because it often gets bogged down in housekeeping type stuff. My vote is always for a 15-30 minute video. One guy’s opinion. Thank you for all you do Corey!
Thanks Corey, as always. I am a sucker for theory... maybe a future lesson on the a breakdown of why minor pent works again 4 chord and major parallel pent on the 1 and 5 chord? Feel like applying the actual theory will help carry across other keys when thinking about the intervallic relationships. Thanks again for all the killer material
Get the TAB here! coreycongilio.ac-page.com/bluesbyyourself
It’s all been said already, but just a great and super helpful lesson, thanks so much!
Have bought your beginner and intermediate courses from udemy.com.....Love them!!
Thank you ! Great lesson big fan of your work from Truefire !
For some reason the download does not work for me - any idea why? I can put my E-Mail there and then nothing happens :-(
@@dnluc9 Thx so much!
That ax just screams "play me!" What a beauty.
Awesome, love this Corey! I’m a working class Guitar member, Doug Smith from Denver.
Anyone watching this that hasn’t subscribed her even signed up for very affordable monthly membership with great courses, I do so, you will learn a ton!
One of the best online teachers ever!!!!!!
Wow thx for that
That electric solo wwill become a music store classic.
Another excellent lesson from one of the most passionate and dedicated teachers out there. Your explanations and style is so informative, usable and easy to follow. Please, please keep them coming. Thank you, Corey.
Appreciate that!
Corey is one of my favorite teachers on TF. One of the few that is able to pierce my hard head and let me play the blues. Grande Corey, thanks so much🖖🏻🎸
Thx Walter!
You know this morning I woke up
And was trying to decide if I should quit. But I watched your video, and well thank you . This got me out of a rut I’ve been in. I’ve been really working on the 12 bar blues , different shuffles and such . but I felt like I was playing the same old thing every time. This definitely opened a door for me much appreciated.
Very very very usefull. Thank you very much from Italy.
Thx so much! Glad you enjoyed
Yes, that’s the stuff most people here have been waiting for. In the hole TH-cam World there‘s nothing that is more useful and immediatly appliable! Outstanding. Thank you so much!
My pleasure!
Corey you are a.
🎸Rockstar 🎸
I love your Passion
God bless you
Love Peace Joy
This is the best blues course of i have ever learned ! support
Corey Congilio!!
Absolutely love it, Mr Congilio, thank you for giving all this to us, you are like Santa in April!
Haha anytime!
🎼🎸No doubt about it; We have to count on Corey's musical patiente & new fresh ideas, the future is now !
Thanks again.
I am a Huge fan of this.. Just enjoy this to the bitter end... Can't go wrong watching TV and just doing this over and over
That’s awesome! Big fan of playing while watching the tube. Build that muscle memory
Some of John Mayer's long Instagram vids (on YT) he stabs those chords and does some wicked riffing in between. He's on fire when he gets going playing blues by himself. Very inspiring!
Absolutely awesome awesome lesson !!! Thank you very much !!!
This is awesome. I set metronome to 50 bpm and play this, then switch to your minor blues in A
Love it
Really like the idea of using the metronome on half speed for beats 2 & 4.
So glad Brett Papa brought me here. You guys really compliment each other in your teaching styles.
It's so great that there's great teachers for every level. A lot of teachers try to teach intermediate stuff but at the same time, spell out note for note basic things, thereby dragging out a lesson unnecessarily. Thanks for not doing that. Like you said, it's in the tab. It's the Gm pentatonic. Figure it out, a bit of ear training thrown in for nothing.
Thanks for helping us get through lockdown!
Great to hear. Thanks so much for the support!
Really like the way you teach BLUES
appreciate that!
Excellent Corey! I did dig it and will work it hard 😎
I’m late to the game and Love the lesson. Sounds awesome.Thanks for sharing.
I've been digging the last few lessons.
You know its stuff an intermediate player like me can start to learn and play almost that night of watching and practicing.
Lots of videos say " Easy this" or that.
But what it gets down to for me is it easy to understand and practicing along.
This is.
Thks . C
Glad to help!
BY FAR my FAVORITE lesson, man Corey you are a Guitar Prophet 🙏 🙏
I love these kind of blues by yourself lessons Corey, they teach you a lot of ways of getting better on the guitar. !!!
This is perfect. I’m a father and I don’t have time to play in a band. So I want to be able to pull out my iPad and my new Fender Mustang Micro amp and record a little jam or song. Im a new subscriber and can’t wait to binge on your channel. Thank You.
Thx for being here!
well we all want to see you keep doing it! Big fan
Thank you!
This rhythm and blues lesson is awesome, thanks Corey.
My pleasure!
You have blessed us with your time, this is an awesome lesson 💃🎶💃🎶🇦🇺
My pleasure!!
that was cool
Great Lesson...Thanks...
You have my thumb up as always Corey, thank you for share your knowledges
I appreciate that!
Thanks, gracias 😊👍👌
Wow! Thank you!
You're welcome!
REAl awesome! session! Thank you Corey! loved it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dig it....thanks!
Sweet! (13:15 start of the lesson) 17:11 2nd chorus
Loving that vintage Epiphone.
Yeah Cory keeping it fun and simple with soulful groove thanks yeah your epiphone 61 is the best
Hey thx!!
Great video
Helps a lot. Thanks Corey.
You bet!
I didn't realize that it's the most important guitar lesson ever! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Corey!
Thanks for another great video lesson. Exactly what I needed!
Glad to hear it!
Now this looks like fun!! Thanks Corey!!
It is!
Thanks Corey! Awesome class!!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks so much for this great lesson. Top notch instruction and tab. I love this style of playing.
Glad you like it!
Oh My God! This video deserves way more likes, subs and views! Congilio, this is my first time playing so successfully on my acoustic! Best riff ever! :) Good day! Hope you upload more!
🙏🏻lots more on my channel!
Great lesson!! Need more like these!!!
More to come!
Thanks for sharing this lesson 🙏. Love your clear teaching style. Bought a couple of your TrueFire courses but this is exactly what I’ve been looking for to learn blues guitar. Just joined your Working Class Guitar site as a VIP. Excellent site!!! 👍
Wow thx so much! Hope to see you in a live Zoom session!
Thanks Corey! These lessons are really helpful. They build from each other in a way that reinforce what was previously taught and at a digestible level and pace. Keep them coming!
Very welcome!
Hi Corey. you are my favorite guitar teacher on youtube.
Wow. Thank you so much!
Nice lesson excellent way of explaining it ,thanks
Very well explained
Thank's Corey you are a great help on my guitar journey. Stay safe.
Corey all your videos are very useful, very appreciate it all your efforts to make people get great guitar lesson from you
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you very much...
My pleasure!
Great fun to learn this kind of licks because IS the center of the roots🙏🤘 Thanks Sir Corey.
Totally worth the ride for the 5th fret G7 voicing alone! Super important concept, weather you’re playing alone or carrying a jam. Not losing the groove makes all your improvising stronger as well.
I am constantly coming up with Blues hooks that I should be working out, and playing through in this kind of way...with a metronome! Whenever I noodle too far away from the groove, I get lost in the sauce, and forget what chord I’m playing over?
Side bar: There’s no jamming with friends right now. I’m often alone with the Blues 🙃 This is way better than a backing track.
Mate, fun lesson! Great stuff. That metronome counting thing opened a whole new universe for me. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Corey I'm so glad I found your channel. You are really opening my mind to new ideas. The way you break things down and explain clearly makes complex sounding stuff make sense. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Glad to hear and I appreciate the follow!
Corey, thanks for doing this better and better 👍
It's always a great please to learn with you 👌👌👌
Glad you enjoy it!
Thank you. Another GREAT lesson!👍
Glad you liked it!
Really enjoyed this lesson, Corey! I’ve always tried to play the solo blues, but couldn’t handle the speed. Your lesson here helped with structure and I focused on going slow and it helped so much! Really enjoying what you are putting out lately! Thank you!
Great to hear!
Thank you, Corey. This is a great lesson and something I’ve been waiting for. I hope you do more in the future. Happy Easter 🐰
Same to you!
This is an indispensable lesson by Corey. Practicing with a backing track is fine, but what do you do if you're playing a solo gig, or just performing for your friends and there are no other musicians around? Learning to play by yourself is an essential skill.
Thx for that, Richard!
Great lesson Corey. I’ve never really concentrated on a Blues in G. Now I have a reason.
Great lesson. I appreciate lessons like this, because I can simplify as needed, while still keeping the rhythm going.
Glad you liked it!
Just discovered this channel! Amazing! You make it all look so easy, Corey!
perfect lesson, my English is not the best, I use a translator, but it doesn't matter at all, I understand everything musically, very inspiring and helping to create new ideas in music, thank you !!!
Thank you!
Thanks a lot...I loved the condensed format. Cheers!
Great to hear!
Thank you very much Corey for your superb lessons! I love them.
Sure thing!
Another great lesson here, buddy...........this one has it all.........scales and chords and riffs and soloing ideas but most importantly presented in a timing and usage idea with a metronome all delivered in a down home friendly laid back session! Plus..........you've even added in acoustic guitar with electric for good ole Nashville style!! Jim C.
Thanks Corey! I never know what to play when someone says “play me something” or when trying out a guitar in a shop. This will be it!
I know the feeling man. 😀
Thanks again I am learning lots I will buy some courses
Wow, thanks!
This is a real 'inside 4 strings' piece. Thanks for sharing. The tabs are very helpful in terms of getting my head around the voicings and grips too - thanks for offering them FOC Corey. Top man.
Glad it was helpful!
This is terrific stuff, Corey. For those not familiar with Corey's style of blues comping, this is the style most often played in pick up jams or open mics, or just playing with other players on the back porch. Corey's style of teaching provides great depth of concepts and ideas, along with specific tunes.
Thx so much!
Great one! Simple and really useful. This is the sort of thing that you want to grab and use. Thanks for the lesson and tab!
My pleasure!
Hey Corey, great choice in what you're offering today. It's always nice to be able to grab an acoustic and play some blues! Good for your fingertips, as well. Really liked that you broke down the double-stops.. so many teachers just blow by that. And including the tip on using the metronome helps as well. Appreciate the upgrades to your delivery! Have a Great Day!
Hey, thanks!
I alway dig on the little riffs.
I think they real make the lessons.for me.cheers.happy Easter.👍🍻
Thanks, you too!
Love your blues work Corey.You have really reinspired me
Great to hear!
Very nicely done! Great explanations and pace, and having the tab, rather than scratching out my own transcription, is magical.
Glad it was helpful!
Спасибо, дружище. Это очень крутой урок для бесплатного просмотра!!!
Great lesson! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome lesson, really dug it! Love to see more of these 'play by yourself' type lessons
Thanks! Will do!
Great lesson! I love your Epiphone Casino. Unfortunately back in the 1970's I had an original Casino made in Kalamazoo that I sold to get an acoustic guitar since I was moving out and far away from my parent's home and I didn't want to lug an amp around the USA. Plus back then I didn't think the Casino was a "cool" electric guitar, and wanted to play music by Jim Croce, Cat Stevens, etc. I wish I still had that Casino, it was a beautiful guitar. Decades later I've replaced it with an Epiphone ES-339. Thanks again for the lesson. My granddaughter and I have been doing your Udemy Beginner and Intermediate Blues Rhythm Guitar Lessons.
Hey Tom, thanks for the story and support via the courses! I hope you enjoy!
Great lesson, thanks Corey!
My pleasure!
thank you Corey ❤️
Great lesson! The filming and audio is brilliant. 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much!
another great video, will be picking up all your courses as I can afford them, your teaching style really clicks with me. Keep up the great work!
Wow, thanks! Keep an eye out or sale prices too!
Metronome allows you to soar.separates those who really play from those who play.You can get speed never thought
Incredible usefeul lesson for free again, thank you so much Corey! I watch a lot of videos in YT but I learn from few of them. Yours are the most didactic. I hope that soon I will be able to purchase one of your courses. Big hug Rick
My pleasure!
Love your lessons Corey! Thank you so much.
Glad you like them!
Great lesson, Corey! And nice guitar.
Fantastic man!!! Great job!!!!
Thanks a lot!
Another great lesson Corey...
Very cool bro, i follow from another channel, and just watching you playing help me a lot.
I got a good sound with your videos.
Wow thanks!
Electric guitar is very expressive guitar, and i'm trying to learn nowadays but i think that to show and teach more about acoustic folk guitar is also mandatory.
Thanks for the tab Corey. This is a great lesson.
You bet!
Great lesson as usual! 👍🏼 I personally am not a fan of the live stream mainly because it often gets bogged down in housekeeping type stuff. My vote is always for a 15-30 minute video. One guy’s opinion. Thank you for all you do Corey!
Thanks for that!
Corey has a new course on Udemy on this subject and it is great.
Thanks Corey, as always. I am a sucker for theory... maybe a future lesson on the a breakdown of why minor pent works again 4 chord and major parallel pent on the 1 and 5 chord? Feel like applying the actual theory will help carry across other keys when thinking about the intervallic relationships. Thanks again for all the killer material