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	Eng.rodrigues@clix.pt left a comment on: Cotton Blend 6th Chorus Breakdown
	Jerry portnoy published a lesson: Cotton Blend 6th Chorus Breakdown This verse begins with a figure I lifted directly from Cotton. Around bar number five, it transitions into a cute little teaser on the 3 draw, probably inspired by Jr Wells. Then...
	Corey harris published a lesson: Fundamentals of Open E Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground - Detailed Breakdown In this lesson I will walk you slowly through how I play the tune as well as variations that you may want to try out. I will also discuss the slide technique that I call decay...
	Duke robillard published a lesson: Want Ad Blues Groove and Intro Riff Hello Friends, This week we are working on the second and final lesson for Want Ad Blues. We will go over some of the same points but I add in a few new chord voicings and riffs....
	Chris eldridge published a lesson: Banks of the Ohio Crosspicking and the Backward Roll There is a great crosspicking variation called a backward roll that I stole from my dad, Ben Eldridge, who plays banjo. Banjo typically is played using a forward roll, where you...
	Bill blatner left a comment on: Cotton Blend 5th Chorus Breakdown I love it when you make a "mistake". Something cool just seems to slip out from somewhere inside. On the rare occasions when that happens to me I'm like, whoa, where'd that come...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Want Ad Blues Not the Speakeasy. I saw you at the Speakeasy with Roomfull many (many) times. I used to bombard you with requests for Guitar Slim, because nobody but you could play it like him...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Want Ad Blues I didn't realize you spent time in boston! are you refering to the Speakeasy? There were quite a few clubs in that area and I played them all. Seems like yesterday and a million...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Want Ad Blues Thanks a lot, Duke! As usual, you have (and I mean this in the most flatteringly way possible) tremendously big ears. Boogie Chillin' is much more familiar to me and was very much...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Want Ad Blues Hi Bruce, You sound good bruce but the tempo of Want As Blues is much slower giving it a very different feel than what you are playing. that being said, you are playing a nice...
	Tom hartley added to a forum topic: lesson request Hello Corey, Been wondering if you would consider some reggae or contemporary lessons of your stuff like blu.black style? Thanks.
	Stephane left a comment on: Fundamentals of Open E Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground - Key Riffs thanks Corey for your answer. your bottleneck seems to be closed at the top, i think it's really practical, but i don't find any like yours. otherwise, i'm new on this site....
	Dustin raley left a comment on: You Don't Know My Mind Soloing and Playing to the Guitar's Strengths Thanks for the response! The explanation about grace notes really helps. I noticed I wasn't getting the pull-off in there either. And thanks for the tip about singing. I'll...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: You Don't Know My Mind Soloing and Playing to the Guitar's Strengths Hey Dustin, sounding really good! Good rhythm playing too. In addition to the hammer-on/grace note explained in the video above, my only other comment is to really think about...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Gold Rush Second Solo and Moving Up the Neck Kip, great job! I love how you're playing the melody your own way but still sticking to the essence of what I taught. Fantastic. Also, I really love the spirit behind how you're...
	Tom dancer left a comment on: Fundamentals of Open E Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground - Key Riffs regarding Stephane's question.....I find a couple of bottles I like from the recycleing center and saw the necks off until one "speaks" to me. Might try a tile cutter or take it...
	Corey harris left a comment on: Fundamentals of Open E Simple Shuffle and Basic Chord Forms I agree. Thank you for your thoughts on the topic.
	Corey harris liked a comment: I personally like E and A because it's possible to tune up my acoustic and play some bottleneck without changing the action; whereas tuning down to G or D does not work as well...
	Corey harris liked a comment: It is also probable that at least Open G was used in the South and called by other names, depending on who was handing it down to who and when. But Open G Spanish is also a...
	Corey harris liked a comment: Corey: I think these lessons are terrific. I think it's very important to identify really key blues techniques that reoccur in addition to learning songs. They form sort of a...
	Corey harris left a comment on: Fundamentals of Open E Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground - Key Riffs I wish I could tell you where I buy this one or the brand name but I don't remember. I prefer a thick glass slide if I am playing a normal wood body guitar. If I am playing a...
	Corey harris liked a comment: hello Corey, what sort of bottleneck do you use ?
	Corey harris left a comment on: Fundamentals of Acoustic Blues Bass and First Two Riffs Thanks for watching.
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	Corey harris left a comment on: 44 Blues Main Riff and Verse Greetings and thanks....I think you are talking about when I fret the third string on the second fret...yes it gives me more strength for the hammer on on. Great question.
	Corey harris liked a comment: Hi Corey. I'm a big fan and loving the lessons. I was wondering if there's any particular reason why you move out of the E chord position for the first part of the main lick...
	Corey harris left a comment on: Catfish Blues Main Riff I see...well thanks for following the lessons and I hope that you learn something new. Let me know how it is going for you.....honor.
	Corey harris liked a comment: Hi Corey, I live far from a city, in the countryside, so we have very slow Internet connection. To watch a film is very, very time consuming. As I can only read standard musical...
	Corey harris liked a comment: Hi Corey, new year and some great refreshing of the fundamentals is perfect for me. Thanks for doing this series and would be great to have some more similar lessons if you have...