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How To Play Blues Rhythm & Lead At The Same Time

Get Early Access To My Videos On Patreon:   / benk_   Buy me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BenK John Mayer Guitar Course on Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/course/john-may... Put together a few thoughts on how to combine Blues Rhythm & Lead. It all comes down to knowing your Chord Tones aka your Target Notes and highlighting those and then building bridges with little Licks in between the Chords. When I began 8 Years ago I just learned as many Licks as possible and I still love to learn a new one, but now I always know why those Licks work and that is because of understanding the Intervals that make up each Chord. The Blues is kinda a real cool thing for Beginners as well, because every Note in the Pentatonic will sound fine, but the next Level thing is being able to mix the Major & Minor Pentatonic and highlighting the Chord Tones at the same time. If you can do that, you don't even need a Backing Track to hear the Changes, because you will be implying a Chord with the Notes you are playing. Then there is also playing "outside" the Changes, which can sound cool as well, but creates a lot of Tension, because you are playing Notes that are not belonging to the Chord that is played by the Rhythm Section/Backing Track. Think of Robben Ford and the Diminished Scale for Example. I hope you enjoy! Ben   / ben_1997_   Gear that was being used: Guitar: Fender MiM 60's Roadworn Strat Amp Simulation: Neural DSP Cory Wong Plugin Pedals: None Cable: Klotz Gold Cable Strings: Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom Picks: Dunlop 1.14mm If you liked this video give it a thumbs up, subscribe and if you have any questions just leave a comment! 🙏🏻✌🏻 Intro 00:00 Why you want to be able to do this? 00:23 Blues as a practice tool 01:05 Lets get started (Motifs/Demonstrations/Connecting the Dots) 02:41 Learn a 24 Bar Blues Solo Rhythm/Lead combined: 07:57