E MAJOR
FINGERSTYLE BLUES


EPISODE 4 – FREE PRACTICE PDF


Download the accompanying practice PDF and explore
fingerstyle blues guitar in E major. Develop your
picking technique, blues phrasing and coordination
with practical musical exercises.
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Inspired by Eric Clapton’s Before You Accuse Me from his Unplugged album, this free guitar lesson explores how to turn a traditional 12-bar blues in E into a complete fingerstyle arrangement.

The 2½-minute piece combines chords, bass lines, fills and lead ideas, showing how simple blues techniques can be developed into a varied and musical performance.

In this lesson, you’ll explore:

  • Developing a traditional 12-bar blues with a strong shuffle feel.
  • Combining chords, walking bass lines and lead fills.
  • Using different chord voicings, triads and turnarounds.
  • Maintaining a steady groove as the arrangement develops.
  • Building ideas you can use in your own blues playing.

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