Peter Green Inspired Slow Blues Lesson - Improve Your Phrasing @Learningguitarnow
Peter Green Inspired Slow Blues Lesson - Improve Your Phrasing  @Learningguitarnow
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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In this lesson, you’ll learn how to play a Peter Green Inspired slow blues solo in the key of D. This lesson is in the style of the Fleetwood Mac tune, “If You Let Me Love You” off of the Live at the Boston Tea Party album. To get the tone I used my 66 Super Reverb with no pedals.

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Hi, my name is John W Tuggle! I love playing blues guitar and teaching people how to improve their guitar skills from Atlanta Ga.

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John
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