Easy Texas Blues (Part 2)
Published on 26 January 2016
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Now lets look at the lead part
Here's the TAB for the first phrase
This is played like this:
First line up hand first three frets
One finger per fret rule
6th string open 3
5th string open 1 2
4th string open
Then 6th string open
Learn well because it repeats
Timing 2 & 3 & 4 & 1
Practice with me
Rewind and repeat as often as necessary if you got that right rest will be easy.
OK next line
Notice that same with different end marked red. So this time we play the phrase as before but land on open A
This preceeds the A7 chord
Practice a few times
Now ready for first 8 bars
Same phrase except for end note highlighted in red
Have a go you play lead I'll play chords
Now to last line
Here we play the same phrase but land on the B note fret two on A string
Followed by the quick change
Then it's back to phrase 1
So the whole last line
Now ready to play lead right the way through you play/ I play let's go!
And again
Now you have learnt both chords and lead try putting it all together
Here's the backing track. I'll play through with you on the first run through then leave you to it.
Have fun with that and once you have got it down come back for the next lesson when I'll show you how to play the next verse of Texas Blues
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