bluesguitarunleashed.com – This lesson is in the style of Born Under A Bad Sign. But I wanted to do more than just show you a few notes. So in this lesson youll see where these types of riffs come from so that hopefully you can learn more of them on your own. Also, youll see how to change the key if you happen to have to play it in a different key at some point. I hope you enjoy it, and if youd like more lessons like these, sign up for the free Blues Guitar Unleashed newsletter at http

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5 thoughts on “Born Under A Bad Sign Style Blues Guitar Lesson”

  2. ArtDonna84
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    Great lesson Griff as always. I have honestly tried a few other instructors out to see how they taught but have always found your explanation, presentation and speed of demo fits my learning ability. FYI: (at least on my computer) @ the 4:47/4:56 and again at the 5:00 mark, you fret hand goes out of picture. Hey it’s free I know so quick complaining right. Keep looking for your next set of DVD instructions to come out. Any new plans, like maybe an acoustic version? Hint Hint.

  3. RandomJammer
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    Great tuition video. Clearly explained and well executed. RJ.

  4. micksmastercosmo
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    Griff, thanks for "teaching us to fish". I appreciate a little "why" with my "how" – i think it sinks in a little deeper which allows for greater personal exploration. Keep it up!

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