5 Essential Blues Boxes: Overview Preview

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25 thoughts on “5 Essential Blues Boxes: Overview Preview”

Carlovfx
February 16, 2013 -

haha i cannot count the times you said that XD
hillol choudhury
February 16, 2013 -

Awesome lesson man! Esp the the box 5, quite an eye…err…ear opener 🙂
mainmanrob
February 16, 2013 -

very helpful, my thanks.
badzbadua6
February 16, 2013 -

@gr8bluesgtr yeah but how would that affect the key that u play in? for instance i play in the key of G but the notes in the 5th pattern doesnt match the notes on the key of G. how is that?
codyawhited
February 16, 2013 -

it would be excellent if some one would do this style layout for slide guitar scales
gr8bluesgtr
February 16, 2013 -

Keep in mind, I’m not outlining scales here, just shapes that ‘contain’ common licks.
gr8bluesgtr
February 16, 2013 -

Keep in mind, I’m not outlining scales here, just shapes that ‘contain’ common licks.
gr8bluesgtr
February 16, 2013 -

Keep in mind, I’m not outlining scales here, just shapes that ‘contain’ common licks.
badzbadua6
February 16, 2013 -

i have a question… box 4 and 5 are overlapping but i cant seem to understand why box 5 has different notes which are not the same with box 4… now my question is is this related to some blues lick wherein you use a chromatic note of some sort? help plsssssss
bradden76
February 16, 2013 -

Get what you are saying, love your teaching and process. Got to bust me some paid download lessons.
Thx for the effort you put into this.
LedHendrix6969
February 16, 2013 -

thanks for sharing this knowledge good sir.
brandnewty
February 17, 2013 -

Lovely Grosh! and solid intro to the box theory
gr8bluesgtr
February 17, 2013 -

Thanks friend. If you had watched the lesson and read anything about this approach before commenting, you’d know I’m not teaching traditional blues boxes.
BonnardsBluesBand
February 17, 2013 -

Hello my friend. I think your 5th box is wrong, you are playing the relative scale of the pentatonic A chord, it sound very good as all relative scales but talking about Boxes and relatives is a little bit difference! Cheers! =)
TheSchweineferkel
February 17, 2013 -

reminds me of minesweeper…
gr8bluesgtr
February 17, 2013 -

What you are watching is not scales. There is some overlap, but make no mistake, it’s a shortcut. If you compare these shapes to scales, you will see differences. If you don’t like this, please move along. Also, I don’t answer questions on YouTube, too many comments. Ask me on my site, or send me an email.
kylerippjams
February 17, 2013 -

This is a refreshing lesson. Unique approach and great feeling. Nice work!
Lucas M
February 17, 2013 -

you are sick, in the best way possible
shiron b
February 17, 2013 -

great tone
coupe662
February 17, 2013 -

GREAT!! I never understood theese before but now I do 🙂 very helpfull man!
ZenithArkProject
February 17, 2013 -

What’s diff between box 2 and 3? Box 3 is just in the key of Bm isn’t it?
Joe Dov
February 17, 2013 -

Great lesson. I love your style play what sounds good within the boxes I love it!
geetgeek
February 17, 2013 -

Wicked awesome.
Tayplupe
February 17, 2013 -

Great lesson- thanks.
daljin1991
February 17, 2013 -

Good PRACTICAL lesson that you can PRACTICE

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