Want your guitar solos to sound more like a real blues player?
In this lesson, I’m breaking down five of my favorite blues phrasing tips using the A minor pentatonic scale. These are small techniques, but they can make a huge difference in how expressive, controlled, and musical your lead playing sounds.
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0:00 Intro & Overview
1:26 Tip 1 — Nudgy Bends
5:07 Tip 2 — The Blues Note (Flat Fifth)
8:02 Tip 3 — Whole Step Bends
11:05 Tip 4 — Double Stops
13:14 Tip 5 — The Classic Trill