This is how my students are able to play blues guitar chords, scales, rhythm, and leads... ... with the skill and confidence to get up and jam with any blues band at any time... In fact, many of my students have gone from not being able to even get through a whole song... To leading the band at their local jams, and performing regularly in their area. Now, it's probably obvious that, to play the blues, you are going to need some blues chords... You’re going to need some rhythm figures (riffs)...

This is an acoustic blues guitar lesson, part 2 of a series, where we'll take a couple of short, 2 bar phrases now (instead of the 1 bar phrases before) and put them together with the good old "Blues In E" groove. You'll see that a 2 bar phrase can often be just two, 1 bar phrases, so it's usually pretty easy to find more. The key is not starting on beat 1, and giving yourself room to get to the next chord at the end. If you missed the previous video, you should be fine to watch this one, they a