Texas Blues Alley | 2 years ago

#srv #vibrato #bluesguitarlessons

Despite my best efforts to copy everything Stevie did, I somehow missed his downward vibrato technique. Later, when I noticed something was different, I just assumed there was no difference in sound between pulling and pushing the string. But in this lesson I'll show you a few things about his downward vibrato technique that actually do make it sound different, and as a result, more like him.

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