GUITAR COACH Learn To Play Guitar Blues: Blues Soloing & Improvisation Toolkit. Master The Fretboard & Create Awesome Solos & Improvisation Sessions. Includes 20 Fully Tabbed Licks & Backing Tracks

GuitarCoach Easy Blues: Blues Soloing and Improvisation Toolkit: A step by step course of 48 HD videos (mp4 files), backing track (mp3 file) & full tab (pdf file) to experience the fun of creating & improvising some really cool Blues.

You'll experience how easy it is to have fun & get creative with your playing, even if you're a beginner. You'll feel your guitar playing becoming more individual & expressive as you discover how to translate your ideas onto the fretboard.

This course has been specifically designed for you if you are new to playing lead guitar, or just loving playing Blues, or you want to learn how to get more creative in expressing yourself through Blues improvisation.

This DVD is an essential Blues toolkit. It has everything you need to create some awesome & individual solos, quickly and easily.

Plus everything in the toolkit is designed to work together, so you can follow everything as shown & start creating solos immediately & add to it, shaping your own style & feel as you go.

The heart of the training is soloing to a 12 bar Blues, in the key of E, which means we'll be using the Eminor Pentatonic scale. We also add some variation by including both the E major Pentatonic, & E Blues scales.

But what really sets this course apart is the great collection of 20 Blues Licks we've created for you. That will inject some real Blues into your playing. These licks have been designed to be played individually, or you can link them together, repeat them, or mix them up with your own licks. It's all about using them as a great foundation to create awesome Blues solos without the repetitive playing up and down scales.

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PLEASE NOTE: This DVD contains mp4 video files, mp3 audio files & pdf files which need to be opened & read using the CD/DVD drive in your computer. You can then move the files to your iPad, tablet or smartphone.