Find the tab at: www.freeguitarvideos.com In this lesson by Jody Worrell well learn a lick straight out of the A Minor Blues Scale.

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23 thoughts on “Blues Guitar Lesson: Minor Licks”

  1. HBSanta
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    If you just learn the A minor pentatonic and incorporate the "blue note" licks like this will start coming naturally to you. Also use a metronome or backing track like he did in this video.

  4. fiftypeehead
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    Nice lesson, thanks man. Il try my best

  5. jonefc
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    It’s clearly not a scale, it’s a lick formed from a scale, as all licks are - mong.

  6. GIRLANDLAKAIFORLIFE
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    I think its a 52 Reissue man. everyone chill out 🙂

  7. maherhanna
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    i wish i could play this style, i love it

  12. gabrielhuanosto
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    likcs are produces withins scales,..

  15. TemyongT
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    this is really great. thanks man!! keep rockin

  18. RandomJammer
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    Hey nice job. Love those minor blues!

  19. twongler
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    @DRGK9, I like Telecasters, but they are unforgiving guitars, so you may want to think about a Strat or a Les Paul. You can play blues on many guitars. Depending on the flavour of blues you want to play, the amp is much more critical. Fender amps traditionally give you a cleaner sound – AND they magically work well with Fender guitars. I tried a small Egnater combo recently: it blew me away. Bear in mind that a low-wattage (eg., 15W) amp will probably be more sensible than a 100W beast.

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