How to Play Blues Licks Over a Steady Bass | Sound Like Two Guitarists!

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???? Want to sound like you're playing rhythm and lead at the same time? In this lesson, I'll show you how to combine a steady bass pulse with expressive blues licks to create a full, dynamic sound that's guaranteed to turn heads.

We'll be using a classic technique known as pedal point, keeping the low strings "thumpin'" while weaving melodic phrases over the top. This timeless approach is a staple of blues, country, and fingerstyle guitar, and it's a fantastic way to improve your timing, coordination, and musical independence. Grab your guitar, and let's get started! -Rob

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Navigation:
0:00 - Lesson Overview
1:25 - General Practice Tips
3:25 - Lick 1
5:00 - Lick 2
6:40 - Combining Licks
7:10 - Lick 3
9:30 - Lick 4
12:35 - Lick 5
15:30 - Lick 6
17:30 - Lick 7
18:30 - Lick 8
20:30 - Final Thoughts
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blues fingerstyle guitar lesson, steady bass blues guitar licks, mixing bass and lead guitar
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