Texas Blues Alley | 2 years ago
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The number one thing Beginner blues players can learn to instantly improve their soloing is where to end their licks. In this lesson I'll show you 3 notes in Box 1 where you should end most of your licks, and show which notes correspond to which parts of the 12-bar blues progression.
If you want more lessons on this topic, check out my "Improve Your Phrasing" series of free lessons.
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