Do you want to be able to use gut-wrenching sounds like Stevie Ray Vaughan in your blues guitar playing? The dominant seven flat ninth (7b9) pentatonic scale belongs to the altered …

2023年7月24日 · SRV copyists should major on their first, second and third fretting fingers – they’re the strongest digits, perfect for blues phrasing and that trademark vibrato and bending.

2020年6月1日 · Without further ado then, here are 10 key lessons you can learn from Stevie Ray Vaughan that will make you a better blues guitarist: 1. Master the minor pentatonic. Stevie Ray …

To sound like SRV, you need to play fast, with a high level of intensity and perfect precision and timing. Each of these single elements is challenging. And combining them together requires …

Learn the SRV scale in this blues guitar lesson

Do you want to be able to use gut-wrenching outside sounds like Stevie Ray Vaughan in your blues guitar playing? The dominant seven flat ninth (7b9) pentatonic scale belongs to the …

In this lead guitar lesson instructor Dave Nassie takes you through the ins and outs of five licks inspired by blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan. Learn the scales the licks are built from as well...

2010年11月14日 · Mainly Minor Pentatonic and Blues Scale (minor pent. with an added b5), although he occasionally would throw in a bit of standard major/minor, and rarely a bit of …

2023年8月29日 · Stevie Ray Vaughan was a master of the minor pentatonic scale. It was his go-to scale and defined the sound of all of his lead playing. This might sound obvious, as …

Before we look into SRV’s style, it pays to learn Albert King licks and techniques. In this first tab you’ll notice the full bend and use of the minor pentatonic scale, which are both signature …