Acoustic Blues Guitar - How To Jam Alone As A Beginner
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- A lot of times when you're somewhat new to guitar, it's hard to play along with anyone else or a jam track, but you still want to play.
So in this video you'll see a couple of ways that you might want to approach playing by yourself and making up a blues that actually sounds like music and is fun for you.
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It's times like this I realise I'm not even a beginner!
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Yeah but you've done well with Kiss Mr Frehley 😉😎🤣
@@cashmandillian4600 unfortunate shared surname my friend
Welcome to quarantine
Lol, for real. I can do it but sounds terrible with sticking with the timing of the original groove.
This is great, thank you! I'm a 52 yr old wife/mom and finally picking up my guitar again now the kid's are grown and gone and the Blue's was an area I never treaded on because back then, I was all about rock but I want to now! My brother is fantastic at it and I'd love to play with him some day! Never to old to learn!
U can do it keep practicing
Many thanks, I been tryin to find out about "blues guitar lesson advanced" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Wanichael Corylexander Equalizer - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my friend got excellent success with it.
So great to read your post Audrey! I'm a 57 year old woman/mom who is doing the exact same thing so it was really great to hear from a kindred spirit!
Fantastic, I am a 54 year old empty nester grandpa. I'm looking to play with others but cant seem to find anyone who takes it to serious.
@@goingbonzo5923 I think nowdays you need to post videos of yourself playing. I'm 59 and living in Austin, TX, which considers itself a "music town". But it takes time to find the right style of people. Oh, and you'll be pleased to know that younger folks are fine with us!
It's so great that John Oliver takes the time out of his busy schedule to teach us the blues.
He moves too quickly....
Hahahahahaha
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 John Oliver.
I laughed so hard
its not john oliver idiot ......its steve carrell
This is all I've ever wanted to do on guitar. Learn as I'm exploring what my soul needs to say through the guitar. Everyone else already said what they needed to in their songs. I wish to chill and speak my own sorrow through the blues. I really appreciate this!
I’ve been playing since I was 10 years old currently 17 almost 18. My dad taught me how to play. I’ve always been really good at it and knowing how to do all the bends and taps and arpeggios whatever...but there’s something I never did really learn at the beginning and that was blues! I’ve always been pretty shy about playing blues and solo with some backing tracks or whatever like soloing by myself. My brain almost shuts down and I get confused as In, idk what notes to play and put together. Holy shit...it’s starting to click,everything my dad has tried to tell me is starting to click....IT DOESNT ENTIRELY MATTER (It does but anyways) ABOUT NOTES ITS WHAT YOU FEEL AND TRUSTING YOURSELF AND HEARING THE MUSIC KNOWING WHAT KEY YOURE IN AMD SO ON AND SO FORTH. Thanks you helped my brain click
The "Blues" scale I learned was different. You explaining it as you show it.. is great.
Excellent video for anyone not used to "goofing around", which is a much needed skill!
Thanks a lot for that lesson! I'm definitely a jam-beginner and I really dig your approach.
You are an awesome instructor Griff. You make it look easy and you take out a lot of the rigidness by encouraging a freedom when playing individual notes.
There are so many vids on this subject but you've truly managed to explain the process in a short and understandable manner, Griff. Thank you, much appreciated. Timing, timing, timing...
This is like the second video of yours that I've watched - and man they are spot on - what needs to be done concisely w/o taking so long to explain. I'm coming off a burn out break and just starting back up - counting, and keeping rhythm - you've given me a great start to a practice routine. Thanks a ton - I'm hooked on this channel.
As someone who struggles with rhythm and ‘noodling musically’ I really needed this lesson. Love your content and inviting style of presentation. Thanks.
THIS CHANGED MY GUITAR JOURNEY... Thank YOU!
best part about blues, is literally anyone can play it. even better part about blues is with appreciation, you also enjoy it. it's one you can do at any time, any place, anywhere.... and always sounds so good. the world needs more blues... we'd have less wars lol. thanks for reminding me about this, i've been away from the guitar for a bit too long and i'm re learning what i used to do. this gave me a headstart on that lol.
I've been waiting 25 years for a video like this! I've always thought I could play blues RHYTHMS, but I never knew how to add fills like this! THANK YOU!
I’ve been trying to play guitar - and the blues - for more decades than I can remember.... and finaly a clear, simple explanation that fits in with all the knowledge I’ve accumulated! Now I need to get the beast out of the cupboard... and plug in!
Excellent, Griff. Making stuff up as I go along - basic E blues shuffle - based on what you demonstrated - it is (actually) a lot of fun.
Counting is important. Subdividing the beat. Good time is crucial. You are teaching great instruction. Shuffles, Time is everything, swing, straight. Love the Blues.
Wonderful insights Griff. Appreciated.
The first three minutes of this lesson changed me forever as a VERY new beginner!
This has been the first video that helped me find out how to play and make something up when I’m playing. Thank you so much! I am in the stage where I’m ready to move in from just strumming. I’m definitely ready to hit that intermediate stage, and I just really want to thank you for this vid
Simple but effective. I like it. Never really considered counting out loud before. Been playing 50 plus years and the timing always seemed to come naturally. I can "feel" when to change up. Never too old to learn a new concept. Good lesson.
been playing for a few years, this is pretty cool...its always a good idea to see something new
This is exactly what I want to learn, thank you! Sounds great, looks fun.
FANTASTIC, blues is my favourite genre. This is how I've wanted to play the last five years!
Excellent tutorial on the E minor scale, thank you!
Bought Griffs 'Acoustic Guitar Blues ' Dvd set for xmas, and making slow progress. He's a great teacher and micro manages every move he makes, which is the way I like it,he has a way of making things I thought I'd never be able to do look easy.....Great fun cheers Griff..
Well taught man, you never think how simple music is at first because awesome sounds so hard but this video made it work. Thank you for your teachings, they'll go a long way man.
Its been ages since I wanted to know how to make this jamming sound. Thanks for the chords...wonderful.
Wonderful lesson, as always! These blues lessons have really elevated my enjoyment and made look forward to practicing. Thanks!
This is a damn good lesson I have been using it to work on learning new licks. Super fun to take two or three licks and work them in as you keep time and change chords. Thanks for the idea!
Man I just wish you tube was about 25 years ago. This would’ve made playing a lot easier.
That's no Shit....Lessons were few and far between then....now they are all over TH-cam...any style you want... any level....Free 24/7
I first learned in 1960's and 70's. The technology that is available now was like "if only someone could make" .........
Yup. I learned in the 90s with no internet, now Im like an old man, "back in my day I walked 10 miles uphill both ways to go to the library with my guitar and read guitar books!!!"
For real. THIS is what the web was built for.
I wish I had TH-cam as a teenager...I would have learned instead of giving up since my parents wouldn't pay for lessons
I've been playing for off and on for about 7 year's now I'm just now getting the filling of the blues thanks griff
notice band members never stand still? try nodding your head while you're doing it. keep the same pace with the nod.... bit like tapping the finger on the table for every second on the clock, only without the tap. that'll help you out a bit. then it becomes more about experience. the reason professionals are dancing around is more about them keeping their own time, as they can't always rely on the drums. sometimes that section doesn't have the drums lol.
My favorite lesson I've seen in months.
As always, a great lesson! You are a fine teacher. Thank you!!
Perfect start
This has finally broke me down and learn how to count. I been playing for 10 years.
Thanks! You've helped immensely in getting me out of a rut and moving forward!
Thanks Griff. More videos in like this please. Short, sweet and very explicit.👍👍🎸So helpful.
Great lesson, Griff. It reminds me somewhat of Link Wray’s epically awesome, “Rumble”, with his E minor pentatonic rundown. The blues notes definitely add some flavor. Easily do-able by this beginner. Thanks for all you give back to the guitar community. Cheers from 🇨🇦
I have watched many video to try and get the blues, and these videos are the only onces that made me get it!!!! Thank you very much!!
Nice lesson and solid advice. What you've described here is a great method to start ramping up one's skills (and courage) to start jamming with others.
Some good stuff here that I will bare in mind thank you for your time and know how.
Great suggestions, nice demonstration. Thanks!
Been snooping through a bunch of blues lessons/tutorials and this is definitely one of the most helpful ones I found yet. Clear instructions and explanations. Well done!
Clear instructions?? Where??????
@@zeroalphaser Come back when you are ready.
This is great - thank you so much! You are a great teacher and it's lessons like this that really motivate and inspire beginners like me 👍
Dude, you makes blues looks easy and simple. And thank you for the lesson.
Great lesson,, I'm a 52 yr. old guitarist who is picking up once again. Back when I was younger the guys I knew who played didn't want to show you their tricks leaving the kids who didn't have money for lessons in the dark. Please share more!!!
Thanks. Love your approach.
I'm taking it up.
Nice lesson. I consider myself an intermediate guitar player; I've played for a few years and have worked the pentatonic blues scale for a while. This lesson gave me some great tips on how to practice using those scales (and work on my timing) without sounding like I'm just playing scales. Thanks.
Yeah! Just playing scales gets old! And backing tracks are ok, but...
This is a great skill to have!
What a great lesson, I just found you on the Tube, thank you for this!
Dude, the "keep track of the song while you are playing " or "imagine the song in the background " is exactly the hardest part! I play acoustic for over 20 years and I still have issues with that.
love this, really opened up the blues, Thank you!
Thank you for a lovely advice, brother. ❤️❤️❤️
Great video!!! First one of yours I have seen and I can't wait to see more. Rock on!
Thanks a lot! Using this every day to get better at improvisation! Very helpful.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Griff. Thank you for teaching me.
Great teaching from Blues Master.
Thank you.
Great can't wait to try and learn this
Oh yeah...nice clear explanation of implementing those riffs.
This has been so helpful as I've had trouble getting my licks in but all OK now thanks to you best wishes Colin UK
I do appreciate you making this video
Thank you so much for you time to show us the blues I finally think I got it .
Thank you. Very educational for me.
You cleared up so much for me.
Full on guitar tricks member and could not comprehend how to start improvising. You helped me so much. Next is trying to figure how to move up and down the neck within scale. Thank you!
You just made my day thanks for the lesson
EXACTLY what I was looking for and for EXACTLY the same reasons :)
Looking forward to starting. Erik is a great teacher.
Thank you ! Very good.I enjoyed that,saved it for practice later.
Just saw this has helped me greatly. Thank you
Brilliant help
As a beginner, I truly appreciate this. Thank you .
Excellent lesson. I think this should be the very first lesson for young player wanting to learn the blues. Well done. jeff
So approachable! Thank you!
Thanks. Great
This is all I personally care about just fun at home.
This is sick, cheers to the next two weeks of mastering this.
Really good. Well done. Nothing else but the blues! Thanks
Fn awesome. Glad I found this.Very cool
Great tutorial to colour up my jamming.
Thank you sir
Subbed!
Awesome Amazing Beautiful Wow Great Idea
Great tips, thank you.
That blue note always hits just right
Thank you thank you thank you. Exactly what I was looking for.
I really do love your videos. You keep it simple.
Cool little lesson to add some color!
Thanks Griff, awesome tutorial that helped mucho.
Thanks Griff, love your stuff.
Excellent! Thank you!
The magic word, have fun!!!
Thanks mate… enjoyed this clip 🎸🎶🇦🇺
Awesome useful video. Thank you!
Perfect lesson for beginner...
Ty so much John you gave me back my pleasure in playing again. I ve been playing for years n years but I m just starting to play blues really and know some, but you make it eassier for me this way. So ty ty ty I subscribed and will learn as much possible from ye!!! Enjoy yer day bye
You just blew my guitar addled mind.
Thanks fella! Straight to the point and Funny you said 'on the porch playing style' I was on the porch watching this video. I'll check out more of your videos for sure!
Love the Blues and Your lessons are really good for me and my style of music….would love some delta slide lessons in this same format…thanks 🎸
Thanks for the video. Very interesting and helpful. I am going to try practicing like this.
Mr. Frehley.. I know the feeling .. years ago I finally learned - if it makes me feel this bad just leave it! There are many other sources that are much less complicated .. this works for me .. hope it helps you ..
This video is so great! Nice porch playing practice. Really enjoyed it and yes great counting practice.