Learning to play the blues can take your creativity and musicianship to the next level. Not only is this style fun on it's own, but it can positively influence the way you play many other styles of music too.
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Complete Acoustic Guitar Method does a really good job of introducing different acoustic guitar playing styles. From Bluegrass to Delta blues. This helps you widen your repertoire and sink new picking patterns and techniques into your playing. The exercises presented in this book are easy to grasp with the audio material but could be more of them in the book. Still, there are enough exercises to help you get familiar with different styles.
Scott Henderson - Blues Guitar Collection - BookTen note-for-note transcriptions of Henderson's unique blues-rock fusion tunes including: "Ashes * Dog Party * Dolemite * Hole Diggin' * Lady P * Meter Maid * Same as You * That Hurts * Tore Down House * Well to The Bone".Notation and tab...........................................................................Price - $24.95Click to see all of our Scott Henderson tab books & DVDsJohn Lee Hooker - The Guitar Of John Lee Hooker - DVDJohn Lee Hooker's trademark one chord blues style can be traced back to his Mississippi roots where he first learned to play guitar and although often described as a simple technique, the rhythm found in his playing is the bedrock by which all things blues, fingerstyle, rock, etc., are based upon. John Lee Hooker played out of standard tuning, E position, and Spanish tuning, typically Open A, and nearly all of his recorded works fall into either category. Breaking this collection into two parts Tom Feldmann walks you through every aspect of Hooker's playing style in both Standard and Spanish tuning. You'll even be treated to live video footage of Hooker performing the tunes taught out of Standard tuning on electric, and more rare, acoustic guitar. Whether you're looking to learn Hooker's songs, licks, or playing style you'll find those elements in spades, plus most importantly you'll improve your rhythmic technique which will benefit your own playing regardless of genre. Songs include: "Maudie, Tupelo, MS, I'll Never Get Out of These Blues Alive, Boom Boom, Boogie Chillen, Hobo Blues, I'm A Crawling King Snake, Bundle Up and Go".Notation and tab...........................................................................Price - $29.95Click to see all of our John Lee Hooker tab books & DVDs
Hans Theesink - Hooked On The Blues: Dynamic Guitar Techniques - DVD"Dazzling! Armed with a smokin' repertoire, he breathes new life into acoustic blues." -Guitar Player MagazineBlues fans and players worldwide have embraced the haunting, soulful sounds of the Mississippi Delta. Hans Theessink, a masterful player, singer and performer, teaches the powerful guitar styles that he learned first-hand from traditional players in the American South. Hans' passion for the blues is clear as he details the tunings, chord shapes, bass runs, fingerpicking style, slide technique and percussive strokes that form the core of every good blues player's repertoire. He plays, sings and analyzes seven favorite classics and originals: Prison Blues,Big Bill's Guitar, Vicksburg Is My Home, Sugar Babe,You Make Me Feel So Good, Sitting On Top Of The World, Two Trains. Hans closes this DVD lesson with a full performance of Down In Mississippi Where The Blues Was Born, a stirring homage to his favorite blues masters!Notation and tab...........................................................................Price - $29.95Click to see all of our Hans Theesink tab books & DVDs
Whatever you do, enjoy the journey. If you want to see my own guitar journey from beginner onward (I release a video every week as I go) then head on over to my YouTube Channel Midlife Guitar. There I document my development and you can see hands on, the frustrations and wins and losses I get along the way.Know anywhere that is free and offers good structure and has not been mentioned here?If you know of anywhere that you believe offers structure and great value to the developing guitar player please let me know in the comments below, so we can grow this resource for everybody. Lee John Blackmore\n\n\n\nLee is a self-taught guitarist and has over 20 years experience, he is based in West Berkshire, UK. He sings and writes his own songs and has an ecclectic mix of content,. He has played in bands for many years and also offers private tuition.\n\n\n\nHe provides great content and explains things well. The majority of what he provides is on acoustic guitar but there is also a decent amount on electric. \n\n\n\nWebsite Structure\n\n\n\nLee's website is located here and whilst all his video content is on Youtube only, there is a resource here that offers some tabs for his song tutorials here.\n\n\n\nYouTube Structure\n\n\n\nThis is where all Lee's content is and his playlists are split into useful buckets that can provide some structure for learning.\n\n\n\nHis videos often overlay tablature also so this helps when getting to grips (excuse the loose pun) with finger placement.\n\n\n\nHere is his playlist structure, they are well worth checking out:\n\n\n\nMust Learn Rock SongsBeginner Guitar TutorialBeginner Guitar Tips10 Easy Songs No Chords!Intermediate \/ Advanced GuitarElectric Guitar LessonsTV & Movie ThemesChristmas SongsBacking Tracks\n\n\n\nLet's Play Guitar\n\n\n\nLet's Play Guitar has over 1.2 million subscribers at time of writing, so is hugely popular. All the lessons are on Acoustic Guitar and are all the videos are shot just looking at the sound hole and fretboard so you get to see hand \/ finger movement and finger placement \/ movement.\n\n\n\nYoutube Structure\n\n\n\nThere isn't a website so all the content is on YouTube and is split in to the following on the playlist:\n\n\n\nEd Sheeran TutorialsFingerstyle Arrangement LessonsShawn Mendes TutorialsTaylor Swift TutorialsOne direction Tutorials5 Seconds Of Summer Tutorials\n\n\n\nGuitarZero2Hero\n\n\n\nGuitar Zero 2 Hero is run by Melbourne based Australian, Dave Tran who has over 300,000 subscribers on his Youtube Channel. His Teaching is mainly around song tutorials but because they offer so much value I have included them here.\n\n\n\nWebsite Structure\n\n\n\nMost of his content is based on song tutorials and reading his website this is how he learned the majority of his guitar and is what lit his fire when he first started.\n\n\n\nThe website is well presented and has a great layout, there is premium content available which will cost but there is also some great free content. Just by signing up for free you get a free guitar chord and song writing book which is 42 pages long has some excellent content.\n\n\n\nThe website actually seems to have a limited amount of tutorials in comparison to his YouTube Channel, they are ordered as follows:\n\n\n\nEd SheeranShawn MendesRecent HitsRockJustin BieberClassics\n\n\n\nYouTube Structure\n\n\n\nDave has a whole host of song tutorials on his YouTube channel and in my opinion the format of them is the best. They have an overlay of tablature and a digital fretboard synchronized with Dave's finger placement whilst playing the song in addition with a strumming pattern. This proves excellent when you need to slow down a song or pause it to really understand it and take it at your own pace.\n\n\n\nDave has a huge playlist of modern songs and older songs that cover the following (this is not the entire list):\n\n\n\nBllie EilishEd SheeranClassicElectric Guitar Song TutorialsJohn Mayer TutorialsQueen TutorialsFingerpicking TutorialsMaroon 5The 1975Rock Song TutorialsA Star Is Born TutorialsLady Gaga TutorialsFolk Song TutorialsRecent Hits TutorialsColdplay TutorialsRed Hot Chilli PeppersNirvana TutorialsKings Of Leon TutorialsJames Bay TutorialsImagine Dragons TutorialsAdele TutorialsMumford And Sons Tutorials\n\n\n\nTLDR; Where is Best?\n\n\n\n Each of us is likely to have differing opinions on who is best but what it comes down to is who do you feel is the best fit for you because consistency when you first start is key.\n\n\n\nThe majority of the content listed here is very useful but not all the teaching builds on itself, so you don't always get a linear structure to your learning.\n\n\n\nIf you are an absolute beginner, then hands down the best course is the Justin Guitar Beginner course, it is structured, each lesson builds on the other, you get to track your progress through his website and he has a huge list of songs to accompany each level that he provides.\n\n\n\nSecond to that would be Andy Guitar, he has plenty of courses to get your guitar teeth stuck into, and whilst not as comprehensive as the Justin Guitar course it still provides bucket loads of value and decent structure to start you off on the right foot.\n\n\n\nIf you are past the beginner stage, there is no reason you cant stick with Justin Guitar. However I believe at this stage you would have built a solid habit and the fragmented nature of learning on the internet won't put you off as it would if you were just starting.\n\n\n\nSo I would suggest getting your teeth stuck in to some of the mini courses on offer above and developing your song book. After all, learning to play songs that you love will fuel your fire and help you overcome any learning obstacles.\n\n\n\nFor Song tutorials I would recommend GuitarZero2Hero. The clarity of the recordings along with overlay of tablature and synchronised digital fretboard are excellent, particularly when you have to slow down a song or pause it to understand each part. This combined with Dave's easy to digest teaching style are excellent for learning songs in my opinion.\n\n\n\n Sometimes you want to give up the guitar, you'll hate theguitar. But if you stick with it, you're gonna be rewarded. Jimi Hendrix\n\n\n\nWhatever you do, enjoy the journey. If you want to see my own guitar journey from beginner onward (I release a video every week as I go) then head on over to my YouTube Channel Midlife Guitar. There I document my development and you can see hands on, the frustrations and wins and losses I get along the way.\n\n\n\nKnow anywhere that is free and offers good structure and has not been mentioned here?\n\n\n\nIf you know of anywhere that you believe offers structure and great value to the developing guitar player please let me know in the comments below, so we can grow this resource for everybody.","headline":"Where To Learn Guitar With Structure For Free Online [No Affiliate Links]","author":"Luke Winter","datePublished":"2019-04-04","mainEntityOfPage":"True","dateModified":"July 4, 2020","image":"@type":"ImageObject","url":"https:\/\/midlifeguitar.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/Blog-Image-Learn-Structured-Guitar-For-Free-Online.jpg","height":480,"width":640,"publisher":"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"Organization","name":"Midlife Guitar","logo":"@type":"ImageObject","url":"https:\/\/midlifeguitar.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/Midlife-Guitar-300x77.jpg","height":600,"width":60 Luke WinterI'm Luke, the owner of this site, and I started learning guitar in 2019 online. I documented all my progress on YouTube and created this website to help others wanting to learn guitar online later in life.Find out more about me, what gear I use, or just get in contact by clicking on my image next to this bio.Recent Postslink to Are Fender Duo Sonics Good?Are Fender Duo Sonics Good?Although initially intended for beginners, the Fender Duo-Sonic quickly became an underground sensation that paved the way for alternative rock in dingy New York bars in the...Continue Readinglink to 15 Best Overdrive Pedals For Marshall Amps15 Best Overdrive Pedals For Marshall AmpsAn excellent overdrive tone is the sort of thing guitar players dream about. Ideally, an overdrive pedal should mimic the sound of a tube amplifier pushed to saturation. 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