Welcome to 12 Ways to Play Better Blues Guitar, a lesson series designed to give you a solid foundation in this essential style. In the last lesson, I demonstrated ways of improving your blues playing by accenting the offbeats on a one-chord groove in A. This time I’ll do something similar, but emphasizing the backbeat—or beats 2 and 4—on an A7 chord. Read the full lesson with TAB and notation here: https://acousticguitar.com/12-ways-to-play-better-blues-guitar-lesson-3-accenting-the-offbeats/

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