Hello Friends,
This week we are working on second guitar parts for Hootchie Cootchie Man. I demonstrate what a second guitar may play for parts to go along with the original bassline guitar part. I show several options that work with the original guitar part to make it sound authentic and in the correct style, adding fills and double stops to keep within the traditional vibe of the song.
Next lesson we start working on ideas for soloing on it. Keep practicing, playing and send us some videos.
Enjoy!
Duke
Topics and/or subjects covered in this lesson:
Chicago Blues
Duke Robillard
Jimmy Rodgers
Muddy Waters
Eddie Taylor
Hoochie Coochie Man
Print Chords & Tab
Loop 3:27 Blues Stop Chords
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Loop 4:51 Jimmy Reed, Eddie Taylor Style Riffs, Chords and Turnarounds
Loop 16:27 Run-Through (Tab for IV Chord and Turnaround)
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Loop 18:39 Run-Through #2
Loop 19:13 Ending Options
Loop 21:07 Closing Thoughts
Comments
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Thanks Peter, Yes it's like anything in music. If you listen to and learn a bunch of songs in a simular style it all starts coming together and making more sense. That my friend is what you call progress!
Thanks Scott, There will be pleny more of that coming in future lessons! Duke
Duke, brilliant lesson. This is exactly what I want to learn. All the little things I'm hearing but can't visualize on the guitar. I am dedicated to the Chicago Blues vibe!