Latest about blues guitar
“I just wanted to make some money so I could buy a Fender amp. I think I did OK”: Joe Bonamassa’s Guitar Man documentary charts the guitar hero’s epic career – and it’s currently available to stream for free
The nearly two-hour film charts the bluesman’s distinguished guitar journey – and you can watch it for $0 for a limited time
“A cinematic celebration of Joe’s music, a testament to his unparalleled standing in the blues-rock realm”: Joe Bonamassa plays with 40-piece orchestra on new live album
Commemorating his debut performance at the landmark venue, the besuited bluesman’s licks are accompanied by an orchestra, with Twenty-Four Hour Blues the first track to be released from his forthcoming live album
Intro licks are different to solos – they have to be concise and melodic, with a real start and end. Here's how to open your solos like the pros
These five ideas will get you thinking about crafting intros like Joe Bonamassa and friends
“Absurd amount of talent”: Andy Timmons is in the studio with Joe Bonamassa – and the two melody masters are cooking up a virtuosic solo storm
Producer Josh Smith has shared a clip of the blues legends trading licks in the studio, with a follow-up to 2022’s Electric Truth well underway
Josh Smith shows you how to follow your musical inner voice and connect the dots in a blues guitar solo
The blues maestro shows you how to combine chromaticism, diminished patterns and ii-V-i's – but don't be alarmed: it's easier than it sounds, and opens up the doors for radical guitar improv
Blues playing giving you the blues? Welcome to the ultimate blues guitar workshop: an in-depth lesson that will make you a better blues guitarist
Go deep into the art form, with this comprehensive lesson on the art of the blues, designed to build your chops and invigorate your practice
Learn the guitar stylings of the pioneering Hubert Sumlin – essential learning for any aspiring blues player
The six-string lieutenant to the immortal Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters, Sumlin is one of the authors of the electric blues sound, and he was no slouch with country styles, either
How to use chromatics in a blues guitar solo
A working knowledge of the in-between notes can get you out of a jam when in a jam
