In this music lesson for emerging blues guitarists, review the 9th chord and several voicings and chord constructions played in a 12 bar blues.

What better place to start with the blues than the beginning? In this music lesson for blues guitarists, begin with the standard E shuffle and twelve bar blues.

To play the blues on guitar, you first need to master the 12 bar progression. In this guitar lesson take another look at the 12 bar blues and play some riffs.

In this music lesson for emerging musicians, discover how to play licks that you absolutely must know to sound authentic while playing electric blues guitar.

Learn the four stages of a blues guitar solo in this music lesson! This system is rarely spoken about but it's extremely useful for electric blues tunes.

This guitar lesson takes students into the swing and jazz side of blues guitar playing! In this lesson, learn about substitution, passing chords, and tritones.

Continue reviewing the swing and jazz side of blues guitar in this music lesson discussing soloing by using overlapping major and minor pentatonic scales.

In this advanced guitar lesson take a close look at Stevie Ray Vaughan's guitar solo from Mary Had a Little Lamb, released on the Texas Flood album 1981!

Keep learning a classic Stevie Ray Vaughan solo in this electric guitar lesson, and go further into the first chorus, completing the eight bars lick for lick.

In this final guitar soloing lesson covering Stevie Ray Vaughan's techniques, finish up with the final section of Mary Had a Little Lamb from Texas Flood.