Playing Through The Blues Review 


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Playing Through The Blues is for those of you who already have basic guitar skills. For example those of
you who know how to play bar chords and can keep in time. This program is designed to be an easy to use, no frills, basics of blues guitar program.


What is most striking, is the simplicity of his lessons. It only tackles one or two elements at a time during each lesson thereby making it really easy to assimilate the info. One of the things I really struggled with early in my own playing in regards to blues single string theory, was when to use the minor blues or the major blues scale while soloing. Chapter ten of Griff's book, goes into this issue and demonstrates it really well.

So the question you're asking yourself, what's in it? Playing through the Blues comes with a 50 page book full of all kinds of useful tips and tricks not only for playing the guitar in general, but covering all the basics to playing blues guitar. Each lesson is accompanied by an audio and/or video file that you download when ready and if you can't read music, the book includes TAB, but standard notation is also used in all of the examples.

Playing through the Blues also comes with a introduction video on how to use the different files and formats, and how to get the best use out of the audio and video available. If you are fairly computer savvy, you probably won't need it, but for newbies, it's a good place to start.

Also included: Over 65 minutes of solid, broken down blues theory video lessons. 20 bonus "turnarounds" with easy to understand ending licks, 10 jam tracks, including chord charts, and my favorite, "Lessons from the masters".

Playing Through The Blues by Griff Hamlin will give you all the single string theory fundamentals to Playing Blues Guitar. Today, guitar lessons range from $25.00 to $100.00 per hour. For the price of one private lesson, you can have a life time of access to everything you need to get started Playing Blues Guitar.

 

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