Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
🎸 Blues Lick of The Day #2
One of my favourite ways to add the element of surprise to blues solos, is to use the half-whole diminished scale to create tension and release over the transition from the I chord to the IV chord.
Robben Ford was the first blues guitarist I heard using this ‘outside’ approach and I’ve rinsed it in my own blues solos ever since.
👉 This is ‘I - IV Chord Line #3’ from Level 2 of my lick package ‘Funky Blues Lines’ - Available now 👉bulletproofguitarplayer.com/beyond-funky-option-page
🎸 Blues Lick of The Day #2
One of my favourite ways to add the element of surprise to blues solos, is to use the half-whole diminished scale to create tension and release over the transition from the I chord to the IV chord.
Robben Ford was the first blues guitarist I heard using this ‘outside’ approach and I’ve rinsed it in my own blues solos ever since.
👉 This is ‘I - IV Chord Line #3’ from Level 2 of my lick package ‘Funky Blues Lines’ - Available now 👉bulletproofguitarplayer.com/beyond-funky-option-page
