I could be wrong but is the 4th chord B7flat 5 not Bflat7flat 5 .this would give it the same structure as the dominant 7th ie F7 with a flat 5 in the bass.Sounds right when I play...

OK.  For everyone's benefit, pick up a copy of the CD by Big Joe Turner called "Everyday I Have the Blues".  All of the songs are with Pee Wee Crayton and Sonny Stitt.  This one CD...

GREAT SONG! GREAT ALBUM! GREAT SOUND! DUKE IS GUITAR GOD!

and you are inspiration for me as a musician but first of all as a teacher...I would love in the future to teach guitar too in a professional way...Work with schools, cultural...

@Corey...I've read all the comments in the others lesson....thanks for your encouregment. I'm still not satisfied at all about what I'm doin here...This video has been the 7th...

@Peteer!!! Great!!!!At the end you bought it!!! It's a tricone!!!Is that a national guitar About the rest you're doing great in my opinion...One of the most difficoult things to...

I agree Scott, Pee Wee's the man! Duke

Appreciate it Andre! Duke

Thanks Tom! Duke

Beautiful !!!  Great chords .   Thanks so much Duke .

Hi Scott, without seeing you play it's hard to say. But a lighter touch seems like that may help the issue. Duke 

Just LOVE Pee Wee Crayton on Big Joe Turner's tunes!  Man, that's good.

Duke.  Do you have any suggestions for playing the three string slides with one finger?  My fingers must be damp because they stick on the strings.  You think as I practice this I...

 @Mike...sounds good and I like how you are taking your time with the song.  Right now the only thing I would suggest is to try and brush the strings more.  With practice I think...

@Alex...yes you sound good here.  I think you brush the strings well and I can hear what you are saying about the bass being a little quieter when you start playing the melody...

@Peter Wolf...thanks for paying such close attention to the tabs.  In future I will pay more attention to the beats and how mnay for each chord.  Thanks again.

@Alex...well I never tried to read a mind but thanks.  It looks like you have really been working hard on this.  You are an inspiration to the other students.  Thanks!

@MIke...thanks!  I hope that the run-through was helpful for ones who still trying to get it.  

@JDY...oui c'est pas trop facile pour les francophones...thanks for posting and sorry for the delay.   if you do come live in the states i am sure that would help.

@alex...wow sounds good to me i think you got it!  your touch on the strings sounds just right....

Mike..thanks...I'm still not much satisfied....I took that lead from the original version of MJH..I like it a lot too!!! You're doing great too!!! :)))

Corey...I'm still working on brushes and touch....   thanks Alex

Jerry, I would love to hear you do a breakdown of Louisiana Blues, by Muddy Waters. This is one of my favorites. Tony Hollywood

Elmore James: Dust My Broom (harmonica accompaniment by Sonny Boy Williamson (II):

Wow! Love this song and this is a great performance of it!  You guys should make an album together (if you haven't already).

Slide guitar and harp, what a sound!

This week Rick and I play the great Elmore James classic "Dust My Broom." This was originally done on slide guitar but Rick plays it this time with his fingers. The harp part...

Hi Scott, I could put a Robert Nighthawk tune on the list. That would be fun! Duke 

Hi Scott, Sorry, not familar with Eddie Burns. Duke 

OK.  Last summer I stumbled upon Robert Nighthawks material and I keep coming back to it on my ipod.  Don't suppose you could bring some of that out in a Blues-a-Rama?