Clapton Style Blues Licks in E + How to Solo Over 1.4.5 Chords! (Patreon)
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Hello friends,
Welcome back to Swiftlessons for another mini lead guitar lesson. For today's session we'll borrow a lick from Eric Clapton's vocabulary, and learn how to solo over the common 5 to 4 chord change that occurs at the end of a 12 bar blues. In addition, I'll reveal how to improvise over the complete 1.4.5 progression by simply transposing a variation to the blues scale. Let's get started! -Rob
Navigation:
- 0:00 - Introduction
- 1:00 - Transposing Scales Hack
- 2:27 - Lick of the Week
- 5:00 - Backing Track
Note: Tabs and Guitar Pro for this lick of the week will be added shortly.
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