Using the Harmonic Minor Scale in a Blues @Learningguitarnow
Using the Harmonic Minor Scale in a Blues  @Learningguitarnow
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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In this lesson you will learn a Thrill is Gone style solo that has three levels of difficulty. To get the tone for the solo I used my 66 Super Reverb with the JHS Charlie Brown. In the free version you’ll learn the first two licks of the solo with tab on the video.

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The Solo 00:00
Intro 01:43
Lick 1 03:22
Lick 2 07:58

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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Thanks for watching!

John
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