Welcome to 12 Ways to Play Better Blues Guitar, a lesson series designed to give you a solid foundation in this essential style. I previously showed you how to use rhythmic contrast by applying different note values—quarter notes, eighths, and triplets—over different beats. In this lesson, I’ll demonstrate how to improve your blues playing by accenting the offbeats, all on a one-chord groove in E. Read the full lesson with TAB and notation here: https://acousticguitar.com/12-ways-to-play-better-blues-guitar-lesson-4-accenting-the-backbeats/

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