http:www.secretguitarteacher.com Once we have learnt how to strum our way round a 12-bar blues rhythm chart the next thing to get a handle on is how to pla…

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19 thoughts on “Basic secret to blues rhythm guitar”

  1. bschilling77
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    Your the Best! I think your teachings are gonna catapult my skills to the next level 🙂
    Thanks alot from Germany

  3. shaunyboy45
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    Been struggling on me lonesome getting totally frustrated this lesson has been brilliant thanks for taking the time to post lessons your a gem

  4. SecretGuitarTeacher
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    You’re welcome. Thanks for commenting.

  8. SecretGuitarTeacher
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    Thanks for the great feedback – much appreciated. To even out the response from the different strings I suggest experimenting with the palm muting technique that I describe at 5:45 on the video. There’s more about shuffle patterns on the Rock n Roll Rudiments course in the advanced section of the website.

  9. Allen Unrau
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    Thanks for this lesson. There are around a million lessons out there that show how to play this shuffle pattern, but this is the only one that I’ve found that explains the relationship between the m5 and m6 and explains why it works.

    When I’m playing E5, A5 and B5, the open string rings out much louder than the fretted string. Is there any adjustment I can make to my technique to even things out?

  10. Sam no
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    your really great man well done ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Sam

  13. Steve Norton
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    An early Christmas Box for me this lesson———-Many Thanks !

  14. downhill240
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    Excellent lesson. Thanks for sharing your skills with us!!

  15. RandyHooHa
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    Another great lesson! And yes, a rockabilly video would be appreciated. Cheers!

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