2.6K views · 88 reactions | This is the second of a series of 5 lessons with classic blues licks as they relate to the 5 pentatonic/blues boxes instead of "who's" lick they are. This is in celebration of my new 50 Slow Blues Licks By The Box course, which is on special for its release and more info can be found here: https://gobgu.com/50sblbtbyt Downloads are here: https://bluesguitarunleashed.com/blues-lick-box-2-1/ | Blues Guitar Unleashed | Facebook

This is the 5th of a series of 5 lessons with classic blues licks as they relate to the 5 pentatonic/blues boxes instead of "who's" lick they are. This is in celebration of my new 50 Slow Blues Licks By The Box course, which is on special through 9/28 for its release and more info can be found here: https://gobgu.com/50sblbtbfb Downloads are here: https://bluesguitarunleashed.com/blues-lick-box-5-1/ | Blues Guitar Unleashed

Blues Box 1 idea - staying in that box but I'm also adding a chromatic move from the minor 3rd up to the perfect 5th. #blueslicks #guitarist #guitarlicks | Master Guitar Academy

7.5K views · 255 reactions | Many, if not most, new blues players...

208K views · 583 reactions | Feel like all your blues solos sound the same? If you need to add a little variety, here are a couple of easy ways to create phrasing and variety in your solos. | Blues Guitar Unleashed | Facebook

Here's how my students plug-and-play blues guitar solos using classic licks and phrasing... ... which allows them to create potentially thousands of unique, authentic solos with just a handful of licks. It's been said there's nothing new under the sun when it comes to blues guitar lessons... ... and, truth be told, you may have noticed that they often seem pretty much the same. Because when you get right down to it, most lessons online (or in person) teach you a few common things: some licks, so