Blues Guitar Lessons www.play-blues-guitar.eu Do It Like It Was Done … Free Lesson Download http Sign Up Now and get these Free Goodies: Complete Delta Blues Guitar Lesson Download, two MP3 Albums (Acoustic Blues Travellers and Blind Blake) and a mini-course of 7 streamed videos covering basic blues picking techniques. Acoustic Blues Guitar Lessons with Jim Bruce. Includes complete blues guitar tabs. Blind Blakes ragtime guitar technique was fast and very accurate. Students wanting to learn to play the blues in this finger picking style have two hurdles to overcome. First of all, we need to create the tablature that accurately reflects his finger positions and movements, and also guess at some of the more obscure chord shapes. Secondly, when were happy with the representation, we need to train our fingers to play the piece at speed. Jims blues guitar lessons take care of both of these small obstacles. After spending many hours noting the smallest nuance in Blakes music, the resulting tablature is almost definitive. The slow-motion demonstrations featured throughout the lesson videos ensure a sure and enjoyable learning process. Learn how play the blues!

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24 thoughts on “Blues Guitar – Acoustic Blues Guitar Lessons – Blind Blake – That’ll Never Happen”

  1. ngsngsg4
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    Thanks so much for the quick reply. That helps a lot!

  2. acoustictravellersl
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    Hi – thanks for the comment. General tips are , try to use the index finger only whenever possible, as it helps stability. When there is a note that follows another rapidly, use the index for the first and another finger for the second (if the index isn’t fast enough to do both!)

    Many superb old blues guitar players used just one finger (Gary Davis, Blind Boy Fuller, Big Bill Broonzy, Floyd Council). Blake used two.

    Hope that helps – Cheers
    Jim

  3. ngsngsg4
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    Great lesson! . . . Is there a rule of thumb (so to speak) for when you use your index finger and when you use your middle finger? I can’t discern any pattern. Thanks!

  4. yoo2584
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    very good and easy lesson! thanks! I need more ragtimes!))

  6. acoustictravellersl
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    Hi, There are36 lessons so far in the complete pack, and the tabs are all on screen, but underneath the close ups. The tabs are also delivered as pdf files for printing out.

    cheers
    Jim

  7. bluemarlin2u
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    hi jim, do all your lessons come in dvds with tab or do the tabs come separate ? Personally, i’d prefer them in dvd. Thanks.

  9. 97teledlx
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    I need to learn this. Thanks for posting!!

  11. TheYamChannel
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    this is played in standard tuning correct? Great lesson.

  12. sherryazaz
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    thanks a lot for the lesson. I plan to buy your lessons as soon as I can afford to.

  13. AlanHJames
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    Soooo goood!!! Difficult to connnect the right hand with the left hand on TAB. Maybe better to show the left hand in stead of the right hand. Maybe… ???

  14. MrSleepytg
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    many thanks for the free guitar lessons i need them cause im broke. do you know delia by rev garry davis cheers

  15. MrSleepytg
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    many thanks for the free guitar lessons i need them cause im broke. do you know delia by rev garry davis

  16. added23
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    i was thinking the same thing and figured out that if you tune a full step up you will be in the right tuning. so basically your low e string would be an f#, your a string is now b etc.

  18. oOIntheKnowOo
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    been playing simple delta licks and 12 bar for about 15 years now,
    have dreamed of crossing the rag bridge for so long, gotten close
    as I play some john hurt and gary davis songs. Your video has
    taken me to the other side! thanks! I can now syncopate rags!

  20. fretfun
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    hi, i just downloaded this song lesson, thank you so much, am already diving into it. Looking forward to getting this down.
    thanks again, you are a good teacher!!!

  21. acoustictravellersl
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    Hi, Mac users can convert the windows media files (WMV) to Quicktime format with a free utility from the web called Flip4Mac.

    Cheers
    Jim

  22. fretfun
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    hi, thanks for the lessons, if I have a Macintosh computer, will the lessons play when I purchase a single song?
    thanks.

  23. toanmorello2
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    capo on 2nd fret? did blind blake play with a capo? ..or alternate tuning? any confirmation would be helpful.

  24. dailyflossproduction
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    you should set up your cool advertisement boxes so they don’t block the tablature.

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