Rick,

  Are these the chords you a picken on the walk down at the end of the turnaround?

Thanks,

Steve

Thanks Duke,

  I'll be sure to work on it.

Steve

I'm pretty sure I had to learn on the band stand with Pinetop on this one. Seems like the band leader gave me a quickie run thru. Got to keep your ears open.

Always a thrill getting to play with Pinetop...

Thanks Duke

Duke,

  Loving the Magic Sam/Robert Johnson in this lesson.  I had to work on this one awhile but its nice to learn so new licks. I hope they stick...

Steve

Any chance of doing Magic Sam's version of Willie Cobb's"You Don't Love Me Baby"

I've had to "fake it till you make" too many times on this one. Good to get one of Freddiw's best under your fingers... 

Duke,

  I'm glad your doing this great tune. One of my favorie BB tunes. This line is about tone and execution. No time to mess around on this one.

Thanks,

Steve

Duke,

  Loving these rhythm parts...

Thanks,

Steve

Duke,

  Here's my take on both grooves...

Thanks for all the great lessons,

Steve

Duke,

  Is this the chord your bending and shaking (@ 8:44) over what I think is the beginning I of the progression. Very cool.

I'm sort of living in the past with these old lessons. Sort of trying to catch up but just a wealth of awesome musical ideas here.

Thanks Duke,

  Awesome lesson. Adding some new colors to my blues.  Love the combination of the root two string 1 5 chords plus the moving 6 9 chords.

  I've always used a lot of bending in my solos, so this lesson has introduced my to a more jazzier, melodic approach if you will.

Thanks,

Steve

Duke,

  Is this the C 6 9 chord?

Great lesson Duke. I love Freddie King.

Maybe a lesson featuring the alternate "Stumble" of Peter Green.

Cool stuff.  I like the three level slurs and the I V licks.