In this week’s guitar lesson I’ll break down a solo blues composition that’s played in the key of E and explain where all of the licks come from so that you can connect them back to chord shapes and start using them in your playing. This also gives you a fun composition that you can play for others!

If you’d like to view the 2nd half (Part 2 video), as well as access the interactive tab viewer (and download the tab PDF file), visit https://www.activemelody.com/lesson/blues-guitar-lesson-solo-composition-e-jam-guitar-ep238/

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