Corey Congilio - Trading Solos: Texas Blues Edition

Texas Blues

Автор: Corey Congilio
Инструментальная принадлежность: Гитара (стандартная нотация + табулатура)
Жанр: Блюз / Блюз-рок / Самоучитель
Год выпуска: 2018
Серия: Trading Solos
Язык: Английский
Формат: PDF
Качество: Изначально компьютерное (eBook)
Количество страниц: 58
Источник сканов: E-net
Аудиокодек: wma
Видеокодек: mp4
Битрейт аудио: 112-181 kbps
Битрейт видео: AVC, 960x540 (16:9), 29.970 fps, ~761 kb/s avg, 0.050 bit/pixel Аудио: AAC, 127 kbps, 48000Hz, 2 ch
Описание: Джем-сейшн в стиле техасского блюза от Corey Congilio.
[Rhythm * Soloing * Jamming * Bending * Comping * Right-Hand Techniques * Left-Hand Techniques * Chords]

Содержание:
Track 1: Shuffle in A'We’ll kick off with a classic Texas shuffle feel. We're in the key of A here, and I'll start by showing you some licks and ideas I'd play over a groove like this. I start with a classic shuffle comping approach here. I'll briefly talk about how to make the rhythm sound tight. Also, really try to lock in with the drums and bass here. The upbeat rhythm I'll show you is something I do often - it offers nice a counter rhythm and is a lot of fun!”
Track 2: Straight Funk in E'There's plenty of funky grooves in Texas blues music. This track is in the key of E… the mother of all funky keys! You'll see why I love playing over these types of grooves here. I'll throw in lots of SRV-isms, too! This groove is really based around the E7#9 chord. This chord is commonly called the 'Hendrix' chord, and I'll show you two ways to play it. The magic is in the right hand for this groove, so pay attention to how I'm strumming. I play some fun single line grooves here, too. You may not think that you could do this for a rhythm part, but it really works well. Give it a shot!”
Track 3: Slow in G”We can’t skip trading solos over a slow blues! This is a classic 'Texas Flood' type feel, and I try to infuse some of that classic Texas blues phrasing here. You'll hear some tried-and-true licks here, so dig into this one and you'll have vocabulary for days! It's important to be tasteful when playing rhythm over a slow blues. You want to listen to what the other instruments are doing, but also provide enough space for the soloist. I'll show you a riff based rhythm part as well as a nice chord cluster that you might not have used before!”
Track 4: Shuffle in C”Whenever I think of a groove like this, I hear the song 'Empty Arms'. Check out SRV's version on the Sky is Cryin' album. I really try to focus on the major/minor pentatonic stuff in this example. Blurring those lines really works well here. I think you're gonna dig this one! When it comes to comping, I took a page right out of that song 'Empty Arms' I was referring to. You'll get a traditional 9th chord vamp as well as a one a few of my favorite 7th chord inversions.”
Track 5: Straight in C”As an instructor of this type of music, I always try to make sure I don't leave out a straight blues feel. The blues isn't just shuffles, right!? Think of 'The House is Rockin' for inspiration on this song. We can do lots of Chuck Berry type of licks here and they'll sound perfect! I'll show you some typical rock 'n' roll type rhythms in this example. I'll also show you some of my go-to '2 note' chords! These little shapes are easy to play and leave lots of space for the bass and keyboard to do their thing!”