Why Jumping Around the Fretboard is KILLING Your Blues Solos - And How to Fix It!
Why Jumping Around the Fretboard is KILLING Your Blues Solos - And How to Fix It!
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In this video, I'm jamming in the key of C with my looper pedal, demonstrating a jump blues style. I start by showing the chord progression I'm using - C7, F9, and G9 - creating that classic urban, big city blues sound with a steady rhythm and some diminished chord transitions.
The main focus of today's lesson is how to approach soloing over this progression using what I call a "blues box" - staying primarily between the 8th and 9th frets. I demonstrate how you can create compelling melodies by using just three or four strategic notes, switching between major and minor tonalities for that authentic blues feel. I show how simple bends, stretches, and phrasing can give you a lot of mileage without having to move all over the fretboard.
Taking inspiration from players like B.B. King and Eric Clapton, I emphasize that playing with intention and finding compelling melodies matters more than complexity.
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Видео Why Jumping Around the Fretboard is KILLING Your Blues Solos - And How to Fix It! канала Jimmy Dillon Guitar Lessons
🎸 Check out my massive Blues Guitar Bundle at https://jimmydillon.com/blues
In this video, I'm jamming in the key of C with my looper pedal, demonstrating a jump blues style. I start by showing the chord progression I'm using - C7, F9, and G9 - creating that classic urban, big city blues sound with a steady rhythm and some diminished chord transitions.
The main focus of today's lesson is how to approach soloing over this progression using what I call a "blues box" - staying primarily between the 8th and 9th frets. I demonstrate how you can create compelling melodies by using just three or four strategic notes, switching between major and minor tonalities for that authentic blues feel. I show how simple bends, stretches, and phrasing can give you a lot of mileage without having to move all over the fretboard.
Taking inspiration from players like B.B. King and Eric Clapton, I emphasize that playing with intention and finding compelling melodies matters more than complexity.
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▶️ YouTube Subscribe - https://youtube.com/channel/UC4vNfQ_0psZNcaLocqMlLNQ?sub_confirmation=1
👍 Facebook - https://facebook.com/JimmyDillonGuitarLessons
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Видео Why Jumping Around the Fretboard is KILLING Your Blues Solos - And How to Fix It! канала Jimmy Dillon Guitar Lessons
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