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Just like you, I used to suffer from not being able to play killer blues guitar solos.

I was constantly hitting notes out of key. I didn’t know where to go on the neck. And, I was confused by all the different scale patterns, and music theory I thought I had to know.

It was miserable.

And I feel for anyone in this place.

But I’ve helped so many older retired students play the blues like they’ve never thought possible, inside my programs on my site. I specialize in blues guitar.

So today, I wanted to share an easy blues guitar solo that lets you sound like a pro with just 4 notes.

And this relies on an almost ancient method used by the old-school blues masters. They did this on countless songs. It’s so simple that many of today’s players would just laugh at it.

But this is to their own detriment. Because it’s been used on more recordings and hits than you can count.

So let’s get started with this easy blues guitar solo lesson.

The first thing you need to know is that this solo is going to be played over the…

12 Bar Blues
You may be wondering, “What is the 12 Bar Blues?”. Well, the 12-bar blues is a popular chord progression used in countless songs. It follows a specific structure often using just 3 chords. Here the rhythm is going to be using the chords E7, A7, and B7.

For E7, I’ll use all 6 strings like this:

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