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86 Part II: Setting Up to Play the Blues TEAM LinG Table 5-1 Blues Songs by Groove Feel Song Artist Shuffle Sweet Home Chicago Robert Johnson, The Blues Brothers Blue Suede Shoes Midnight Special Hide Away Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley Leadbelly Freddie King, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan 12/8 Stormy Monday Allman Brothers, T-Bone Walker Red House At Last The Sky Is Crying Jimi Hendrix Etta James Two-beat Maybellene Chuck Berry Got My Mojo Working I Found a New Baby Elmore James, Stevie Ray Vaughan Muddy Waters Charlie Christian Straight-four The Thrill Is Gone B.B. King Killing Floor Crossroads Born Under a Bad Sign Howlin’ Wolf, Mike Bloomfield, Jimi Hendrix Robert Johnson, Cream Albert King, Cream 16 feel Hard to Handle Otis Redding, Black Crowes Little Wing Mary Had a Little Lamb Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan
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TEAM LinG
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Blues Guitar FOR DUMmIES‰ by Jon
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About the Author Jon Chappell is a
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Contents at a Glance Introduction .
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Table of Contents Introduction.....
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Table of Contents ix Playing E-base
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Table of Contents xi Five Positions
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Table of Contents xiii 21st-Century
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Table of Contents xv Muddy Waters (
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Introduction As B.B. King might say
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Introduction 3 Right hand and left
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Introduction 5 discover the acousti
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Part I You Got a Right to Play the
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Chapter 1 Every Day I Have the Blue
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Chapter 1: Every Day I Have the Blu
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Chapter 2 Blues Meets Guitar: A Mat
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Chapter 2: Blues Meets Guitar: A Ma
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Chapter 3 Grab Hold, Tune Up, Play
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Chapter 3: Grab Hold, Tune Up, Play
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Part II Setting Up to Play the Blue
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Chapter 4 Getting a Grip on Left-Ha
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Chapter 4: Getting a Grip on Left-H
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Figure 6-15: A two-bar turnaround w
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Track 32, 0:00 Figure 7-4: An eight
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The 5-6 riff is a blues-rhythm hall
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Intro, turnaround, and ending riffs
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If the double strikes in the bass g
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Track 37, 0:33 Figure 7-19: A low-n
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Figure 8-2 features two notes — t
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After you practice Figure 9-3 a bit
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phrase. Slides are covered in more
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Super blues star Buddy Guy is a mas
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Track 59, 0:14 Figure 10-9: Pull-of
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Releasing right on time Letting go
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In this part . . . Part IV contains
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194 Part IV: Sounding Like the Mast
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Robert Johnson’s music embodied t
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Open tunings favor the technical si
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Open D has the same relationships b
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Muddy Waters, leader of the pack Bo
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Figure 12-8 shows an example of how
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funk style into a true psychedelic
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The Allmans, especially brother Dua
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You can hear him trade red-hot blue
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256 Part V: Gearing Up: Outfitting
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1. Pull on the string, gently but f
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320 Part VI: The Part of Tens TEAM
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In this part . . . The Appendixes p
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The Elements of Music Notation Figu
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334 Part VII: Appendixes TEAM LinG
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5. Limited Warranty. (a) WPI warran
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SPORTS, FITNESS, PARENTING, RELIGIO
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