Back again with at mash up of solo blues studies 2:
So, I tried to mix the main essence from “slow sixth blues”, “contrary motion” and “raggy Island blues”. The sixth study is mainly represented in the intro/riff-part utilizing the interval of a 6th combined with a lick. Middle part draws inspiration from Raggy island ans has some travis picking with a few hammer-on/flick offs. The turnaround is “contrary motion” lick with two voices moving ascending and descending.
Initially I thought the piece was to messy, but after playing/practising it 40-50 times it was growing on me. I am happy with including a F#min7 in there to brake away a little from the classic I-IV-V.
The 1/2 bend in the riff is hard on my fingers (maybe a bit to ambitious for my level) and there are a few buzzes, but overall I think it is a OK closure for me of the solo blues studies 2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvpdMYcqsXk
For comparison here is also the mash up of solo blues studies 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrEl0qXgxa8