Explore making your own riffs and sidestepping into chords - all in a 16 Bar Blues progression.
View the full lesson at Tore Up A Sidestep | JustinGuitar
Explore making your own riffs and sidestepping into chords - all in a 16 Bar Blues progression.
View the full lesson at Tore Up A Sidestep | JustinGuitar
I wish he would do a count in for all his short study pieces, makes it easier to practice along with him. Great lesson though! Thanks Justin.
Hi,
Am I correct in assuming that this riff is played over (in my case) a 12 bar blues chord progression just like the solo is in the Beginner Blues Solo lesson ?
I guess, what I’m trying to understand is where and how this riff would/could be used.
Could it form the backing track/chord progression over which the solo is played or is it meant to be played over a chord progression ? Indeed, would/could it be played over a chord progression with the solo in turn played over the top of both of them ?
Hopefully this makes sense to someone who can then shed some light on it for me.
Thanks
Jon
This riff follows the chords of a 16 bar blues form, it’s up to you how you want to use it.
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for explaining this.
Regards
Jon