Module 1

• How to tune your guitar the fast and easy way, so you can always sound your best when you play. (HINT: Being in tune is CRUCIAL.)
• 3 essential soloing skills every blues guitarist MUST know: hammer-ons, pull-offs, and trills. And how to perform them the “right” way, so your solos sound authentic from beginning to end.
• How to perform a variety of string bends, like anchor bends, unison bends, and “blues” bends. And discover how B.B. King made his guitar “sing” with string bends.
• How to create sweet-sounding vibrato and use it with any lick. So you can add a more “vocal” sound to your licks and solos.

Module 2

• Advanced bending techniques such as harmony bends, reverse bends and double stops. So you can add serious flavor and “twang” to your licks and take your solos to a whole new level.
• How to add chromatic notes to major pentatonic licks. So you can create dynamic blues licks that sound amazing.
• How to cross strings effectively and smoothly. Which means, you’ll play killer blues licks across multiple strings with confidence and precision.

Module 3

• 1 simple trick called “chord chasing.” And how you can use it to solo over ANY chord progression.
• A smokin’ hot blues lick in the style of Stevie Ray Vaughan. And how to use this legendary bluesman’s techniques in your own playing.
• Essential blues turnarounds, so you can play a complete blues progression from beginning to end.
• Discover how finding the “root” note lets you play the same lick in any position. So you can solo with complete freedom... and confidence.
• Proper bending using two and three fingers
• The right and wrong way move through scale-patterns
• How to play the same lick in different octaves
• How to play a lick vertically and horizontally
• And how to use articulation to completely change the sound of lick
• 7-note major and minor scales (sometimes called “diatonic”)
• The pentatonic major and minor
• The blues scale
• Hybrid scales
• And the Dorian mode
• You’ll also learn how to plan your solo from start-to-finish
• How to be more expressive in your playing
• How to avoid having your solo sound like a scale
• And how to modify the licks to match the feel of a song...
• Alternate picking patterns
• How to substitute the Dorian mode for the minor scale
• How to use “blue notes” to give your solos a bluesy-feel
• 3-note per string licks
• How to use chromatic notes to jazz-up your leads
• Pinch-harmonics
• Pick-slides
• Two-string hammer-ons and pull-offs
• And a few other goodies that you’ll have to see to believe...