The BEST Sounding BLUES RUN.

The BEST Sounding BLUES RUN.

Attention all blues enthusiasts and aspiring blues guitarists! Get ready to unlock the magic of the blues with the BEST sounding blues run in the key of E. In this thrilling guitar lesson, we'll take you on a musical journey through a soulful and captivating blues run that will make your guitar sing with emotion and expression!

The key of E is a blues guitarist's playground, and this blues run is the secret sauce that will add that extra spice to your playing. You'll learn how to navigate through the fretboard using classic blues licks and techniques that have been cherished by legendary blues guitarists for generations.

We'll break down the blues run into easy-to-follow steps, ensuring that beginners and experienced players alike can master this essential blues tool. Whether you're new to the blues or a seasoned bluesman, you'll find value in this lesson that will elevate your playing to new heights.

Discover how to infuse your playing with soulful bends, expressive vibratos, and dynamic slides that will give your blues run that authentic touch. We'll explore how to incorporate these licks into your blues solos, making your guitar wail and weep with emotion.

In addition to mastering the mechanics of the blues run, we'll also dive into the art of phrasing and timing. You'll learn how to create tension and release, leaving space for your notes to breathe and speak volumes to your audience.

But the best part? This blues run serves as a foundation for your own improvisation and creativity. Once you've nailed this blues run, you'll have a solid starting point to create your own blues magic.

So, if you're ready to capture the essence of the blues and unlock the BEST sounding blues run in the key of E, grab your guitar, feel the blues in your soul, and let's dive into the heart of this timeless musical genre!

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Eddie Haddad

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[pantzdollars]

Reminds me of Beating Around The Bush. Underrated AC/DC song.

[OnwardAndEdward]

Hey y’all! There’s a typo on the last bit of the tab. It’s supposed to read “2” not “3”. Sorry about that!!

[sniffableandirresistble]

Peter Green says "hi" from the other side ❤

[jenifercalvillo]

Isn't that "beating around the bush" by ACDC

[EasyThere]

If you wanna take it up a notch learn "Oh Well" by Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac.

[martinjohnson]

Thanks Eddie, love it. Sounds great. 👍🤙

[jeremiahmcguire]

Could have just said “oh well” is the best blues pentatonic run.

[als]

Thank you for adding your tips Eddie!! Always great and helps us grow!!!

[davidallen]

Love that! Great touch and that great attitude

[eltecatoconundrocity]

turn this into a Pantera riff by just tuning yer guitar down to D Standard, then another quarter step.

[peterkecskes]

love the tone!! one not though the last note on the tab is on the 2nd fret D not the 3rd? great little run anyway!!

[samstamos]

Love that flat five! The typo you mentioned would work if you continue along the double harmonic major scale and play Misirlou! 😎

[berserker_]

If I practice this 4 hours a day for the next 6 months I might be able to sound like you do 😂

[Loystefeller]

The last octave note is the #2(second fret) of the D string! But agreed.
Sick lick!

[mariotorres]

It sounds very similar, I would say identical, to ACDC riffs' beating around the Bush.

[cadillacjack]

The slower example you played had a definite Sabbath flavor to it

[neighbourhoodmusician]

That's Bearing Around the Bush by AC/DC

[GullibleGuttridge]

sounds just Like AC/DC's Beating around the bush amazing riff

[dookieday]

When you played that riff I thought of Rory Galagher

[drhoward]

David Gilmour plays a descending version of this in the opening of "In the Flesh" on the Wall album