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- Belief
Belief
Go to Belief Guitar Lesson.- In The Style Of Belief
In The Style Of Belief
Go to In The Style Of Belief.- Born Under A Bad Sign
Born Under A Bad Sign
- In The Style Of Born Under A Bad Sign
In The Style Of Born Under A Bad Sign
- Call It Stormy Monday
Call it Stormy Monday
- In The Style Of Call It Stormy Monday
In The Style Of Call It Stormy Monday
- Crossroads
Crossroads
Go to Crossroads Guitar Lesson.- In The Style Of Crossroads
In The Style Of Crossroads
Go to In The Style Of Crossroads.- Need Your Love So Bad
Need Your Love So Bad
- In The Style Of Need Your Love So Bad
In The Style Of Need Your Love So Bad
- Papa Ain’t Salty
Papa Ain't Salty
- In The Style Of Papa Ain’t Salty
In The Style Of Papa Ain’t Salty
- Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
- In The Style Of Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
In The Style Of Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
- Pride & Joy
Pride & Joy
Go to Pride & Joy Guitar Lesson.- In The Style Of Pride & Joy
In The Style Of Pride & Joy
Go to In The Style Of Pride & Joy.- The Stumble/Hide Away
The Stumble/Hide Away
Go to The Stumble Guitar Lesson.- In The Style Of The Stumble/Hide Away
In The Style Of The Stumble
Go to In The Style Of The Stumble/Hide Away.- Texas Flood
Texas Flood
Go to Texas Flood Guitar lesson.- In The Style Of Texas Flood
In The Style Of Texas Flood
Go to In The Style Of Texas Flood.- The Thrill Is Gone
The Thrill Is Gone
- In The Style Of The Thrill Is Gone
In The Style Of The Thrill Is Gone
- Vultures
Vultures
Go to Vultures Guitar Lesson.- In The Style Of Vultures
In The Style Of Vultures
Go to In The Style Of Vultures.- Blues Legacy eBook
Spy Tunes Blues Legacy
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Learn to play in the style of Blues Legends!
In Spy Tunes Blues Legacy we take a look at the evolution of the electric guitar blues solo.
We shall see how the blues solo has developed since T-Bone Walker‘s first attempts in the 30s.
We shall find how the style develops via the three Kings: Albert, B.B. and Freddie into the 60s and 70s with Peter Green, and Eric Clapton.
Following the psychedelic adventure of the early 70s we see SRV‘s take on the blues solo in the 80s and John Mayer on this side of the millennium.
Is there a connection between all these players, spanning 80 years of blues guitar?
What has changed and more importantly, what has not?
