Module 1: Blues Basics: chords, fragments and turnarounds
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1.1 | 5 essential blues chord shapes and when to play them (13:28)
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1.2 | How to play creative chord fragments for the I chord (7:24)
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1.3 | How to play creative chord fragments for the IV and V chords (6:48)
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1.4 | 6 cool turnarounds for you to steal pt1 (7:09)
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1.5 | 6 cool turnarounds for you to steal pt2 (7:09)
Module 2: the unconventional breakdown of a blues song
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2.1 | Overview from a regular perspective (1:32)
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2.2 | Hacking the start - opportunities inside the count-off (2:07)
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2.3 | Before the band comes in - Lead-in licks (9:42)
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2.4 | Playing verses - How to figure out where you fit (3:24)
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2.5 | Solos and “comping” under other peoples solos (1:33)
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2.7 | Ending songs - increasing tension to prolong audience pleasure (1:52)
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2.8 | 3 solid licks to end a song (6:11)
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2.9 | The Flurries - one last opportunity to make your mark (2:05)
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2.91 | 3 flurries to learn and enjoy (11:05)
Module 3: Rhythm guitar comping techniques - accompanying other players
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3.1 | Blues Rhythms (4:18)
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3.2 | The Rhumba (4:43)
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3.3 | "Comping" higher up the neck part 1 (9:22)
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3.31 | "Comping" higher up the neck part 2 (5:52)
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3.4 | Play these jazzier chord fragments to add color and interest (4:38)
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3.5 | Spacious sliding double stops (2 notes) (3:12)
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3.6 | Funked Up Blues part 1 (6:49)
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3.61 | Funked Up Blues part 2 (5:37)
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3.7 | Using open strings for joining the I-IV change and the turnaround (5:10)
Module 4: Key Blues Song Types
Module 5: The only scales you'll need and why NOT knowing them is fine
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5.1 | The only 3 scales you'll need (7:58)
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5.2 | Minor Pentatonics Box Shapes (6:09)
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5.3 | Major Pentatonic Box Shapes (7:49)
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5.31 | Major Pentatonic thoughts (6:21)
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5.4 | How to effortlessly join Pentatonic box shapes (and others) with the rinse and repeat trick (4:39)
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5.5 | First steps for joining minor pentatonics (7:01)
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5.6 | Moving between Major and Minor pentatonics (6:52)
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5.7 | Mixing Minor and Major pentatonics (16:28)
Module 6: Blues licks and lead playing
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6.1 | Scales vs Licks: Why learning licks wins the battle every time (4:19)
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6.2 | 5 Red Hot Clapton blues licks (9:13)
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6.3 | 6 Soulful B.B. King licks (8:54)
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6.4 | 2 Blistering Gary Moore blues licks (11:53)
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6.5 | 5 Twanging SRV licks (14:29)
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6.6 | Jimi Hendrix blues lick 1 (5:01)
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6.61 | Jimi Hendrix blues lick 2 (5:28)
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6.62 | Jimi Hendrix blues licks 3 & 4 (7:08)
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6.7 | Where to find good licks to copy (2:01)
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6.8 | Why licks on paper work the hardest for you (4:47)
Module 7: Methods for creating awesome solos
Module 8: Countdown to The Jam
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8.1 | Net positive practice - the best method for a perfect performance (4:38)
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8.2 | Crushing Stage Fright with changes to your practice process (3:39)
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8.3 | 1 step forward, 2 steps back (6:07)
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[CHECKLIST] Countdown checklist
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[GUIDE] Newbies Guide to Beating Stage Fright
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[WORKSHEET] Weekly practice schedule
Module 9: Stagecraft and gear tips
Module 10: On the night
Module 11: Cool tricks for when you solo
Module 12: Jam Wisdom - Interviews with veteran jammers and pro musicians
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12.1 | Jam wisdom introduction (2:23)
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12.2 | 26 Vital Jam tips part 1 (23:13)
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12.21 | 26 Vital Jam tips part 2 (11:55)
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12.3 | The bass player's point of view - Steve Sussex
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12.4 | The pro drummer’s opinion - Glen Child
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12.5 | Legendary Pro Drummer, Teacher & Jam Host - Pete Warren
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12.6 | Jam Organizer & veteran guitarist - Dave Munnnings
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12.7 | The Performance Coach - Charlotte Nightingale
Module 13: The Jam Diaries
* BONUS * Hendrix Chords, Fills & Embellishments
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