Improvising blues guitar guitare +cd - Tapa blanda

This unique book gives an in-depth insight into blues guitar, from early Chicago Blues, through Memphis and Detroit Blues, the British Blues boom, Jazz Blues and many other blues genres, right up to the blues styles of today?s hottest guitarists.Focusing on the playing styles of influential guitarists, author John Wheatcroft teaches the basics of blues improvisation and shows how it has developed over the years. Learn how to solo like classic blues guitarists B. B. King, John Lee Hooker and Albert Collins and then move on to find out more about the playing styles of Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robben Ford and many others.Simple step-by-step guides introduce basic techniques, harmony and theory, with demo solos and backing tracks on the accompanying CD.Content:ContentsIntroductionWelcome to the BluesHow This Book WorksUsing the CDHow to Read Fretboard Diagrams1. Acoustic Blues & The DeltaKey PlayersArtist #1: Mississippi Fred McDowellCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsThe I?IV?V Chord ProgressionArtist #2: Lightnin? HopkinsCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsThe Thumb-PickArtist #3: Robert JohnsonCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsThe TurnaroundQuestions, Answers & Blue NotesCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsMicrotones & ?Blue? Notes2. ChicagoKey PlayersArtist #1: Muddy WatersCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsTailing-Off NotesArtist #2: Hubert SumlinCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsIntroduction to VibratoArtist #3: Buddy GuyCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsAdding Simple BendsThe Advantages of Downstroke PickingArtist #4: Mike BloomfieldCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsRepetitious Extended PhrasingRhythm Study3. Memphis & DetroitKey PlayersArtist #1: John Lee HookerCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation Tips?Call & Response? PhrasingArtist #2: B. B. KingCheckpointAssignments and Improvisation TipsArtist #3: Albert KingCheckpointAssignments and...