Learn Blues Guitar Easy - 轻松学习布鲁斯吉他.pdf

Learn Blues Guitar Easy Fuzzball Contents Lets get started 3 How to find the key 8 Pitch axis 9 Clever trick time. 12 Mixing chords into the riff. 16 Tab time 18 Blues / rock rhythm. 21 Something worth thinking about. 25 Final thoughts 28 Useful links 32 Further reading 33 Recommended software37 Lets get started I will assume that you have a guitar and you know how to tune it and you know how to make the basic open chords. I also assume you know/don‟t care what all the parts of the guitar are called and that you can read tab music. Other teach yourself guitar books will fill the first 50 pages with these four subjects just to fill up the book , so I won‟t waste your time with that. Let‟s get on with what you downloaded the book for, learning to play blues and lead guitar. Once you have the knowledge in your head you will use it to make music for the rest of your life, if you live that long. The more effort you put into learning how it all works now, the better music you are going to play in the future. So you must put aside any „couldn‟t be bothered‟ feelings and work to make yourself exceptional. How good you become is all according to how much effort you put into it. If you have already downloaded my previous book ‟learn guitar easy‟ the first edition of which is called „guitar omnibus‟ then you are way ahead and you have less work to do, otherwise don‟t worry, enjoy the journey ahead. I certainly did in my life. The first thing you should learn is this scale pattern: This is the blues scale in A. Let me briefly explain what this means. If a friend is playing a song or instrumental tune in A major and you are playing lead guitar for him then you need to use a scale different from the A major scale otherwise it would sound off. When you are listening to a song, your ear listens out for a major scale. When your ear hears a major scale it recognises that bit