✅ Each one of these solos will be explained in plain english, with the chord tones and scales you’ll need to reproduce a similar solo, and you’ll get the best tips and phrases available to use what you’ll learn in 30 Minute Blues Guitar like……

✅ You’ll learn how to use not just minor pentatonic scales but major pentatonics as well, which is often overlooked in many blues courses and lessons. It’s a crucial sound for BB King and Freddie King and others, and I’ll break down a solo by those two kings in their own videos so you can sound like them too!

✅ And of course, I’ll break down a solo by Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan. They’re two of their most famous solos, and you’ll see many of the concepts used in 30 Minute Blues Guitar. No one will know how you learned their secrets after you watch these videos! 

✅ A lot of blues guitar soloing is about highlighting a few key intervals or sounds, and each of these solos will do just that. If you want the ultimate shortcut to blues guitar….it’ll be using these notes in certain contexts just like the artists I’ve mentioned already have. 

✅ I also couldn’t help but include a couple of solos that branch slightly beyond the blues with Robben Ford’s “Help The Poor” and Allman Brothers “Blue Sky.” Very different solos and songs, but both steeped with the spirit of the blues and loaded with the concepts you’re about to learn to use.

✅ Finally, the solos are “Little Wing,” “Crossroads,” “BB King Live In Paris,” “Have You Ever Loved A Woman,” “Another Night To Cry,” “Blue Sky,” and “Help The Poor.”