Texas Flood Song Guide - Lesson 1

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This lesson will give you a 10,000 foot view of the song Texas Flood. I'll explain the tuning, key, progressions, main positions used for soloing, give you examples of what to play and instructions on what not to play If you like this lesson, there's another 4 lessons that go with it in the Texas Flood Song Guide Mini Course from Texas Blues Alley.

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29 май 2014

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Комментарии : 71

@33brianmorris 10 лет назад

This is an awesome idea. I'd much rather learn the 'song guide'- enabling me to do my own improvisations instead of learning a note-for-note solo. Just my .02

@MPK-72 5 лет назад

What's even funnier is Stevie ray couldn't read and write music,he just played,all this technical stuff he didn't know he would just play what he felt

@bunghole1968 2 года назад

Guys Carl brown will give you a lesson on an entire song note for note.

@regandunn4850 Год назад

Yes its the best way but its not for beginning guitar players it takes time to get your head around the way to play on your own by sound its little shapes of fingers strength in fingers and right hand left hand brain together function I enjoy watching for tips and gave up years ago being perfect note for note I beat myself up to much and do it 85 percent these days no body knows and who cares anyway

@RRL110

The biggest challenge I have with this lead playing is hearing the chord transitions in playing. It sounds mostly like G. Its hard to pick out when it goes to C. It really just sounds arbitrary. The D turnaround is clear though. When he starts the singing it really sounds like just playing G then simple transition to C quickly then the turnaround.

@Apache0636 Год назад

Less talk more work man

@Channelslayer33 2 года назад

What tuning are you in here ?

@takeshi2449 4 года назад

6 yrs later 800th like given

@jontatum7923 3 года назад

Hi Anthony, I’m watching this video today and I’m interested in purchasing the course but I’m unable to find it on your website. Is it no longer available? I. Just noticed this video is an older one so I’m just checking to see if the offer is still good, let me know please

@aeksinsang932 5 лет назад

Please tell me with quick fix I get guitar pro file- now does it have a track for the chords and rhythm going by? i.e. licks over the I the IV the V??

@vickeybird 10 лет назад

ok,here's why I think its a good idea:

@rush2795 10 лет назад

cool lesson. it's good to view this as a start and then we can learn some stuff by experimenting by ourselves instead of just following tabs. definitely wanna see more of these!

@dorsetpete9771 10 лет назад

Great idea. I have bought the course and am working my way through....already have picked up some very useful ideas and concepts. Thanks!

@bzip37 10 лет назад

I'd say it's more of a 3,000 foot view... Got the lessons and they're teaching me new licks and chord techniques within the song guide info for Texas Flood. Super Cool. Thanks!

@davidquan8711 10 лет назад

Anthony, your new concept of offering $10 lessons is a great idea and I'd like to add that you are a great teacher. Thanks for sharing your talents to those of us that have always wanted to learn how to play some of our fav blues artists

@vickeybird 10 лет назад

Anthony, u asked for our views, here's mine: I think the idea of mini course is very cool!!! (y) Now I have a lesson to digest ... this :D

@MrBassmaniac 10 лет назад

Amazing idea anthony, got to tell you that i'm a weekly follower of all your videos here from Spain! , you're expanding through the globe!!

@furncemanjim 10 лет назад

This is an awsome idea, the why and the how of playing a song is what's been missing . Great job.

@peterbridge7940

I found this very useful but let me say I play bass reasonably well but I'm not musically gifted and also I have bad hearing and I've always been more or less Don deaf. so my problem is identifying the chord structure on which to play bass.