50 Electric Blues Guitar Licks

Lick Library - Electric Blues (2 DVD set) eBooks & eLearning

Posted by ParRus at Aug. 17, 2018

Those of you already familiar with Total Accuracy will have heard Stuart’s playing on many of our titles. Electric Blues Volume 1 includes blue scale positions, phrasing ideas, fast blues licks in the style of Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Etc., solo construction, blues runs and much more.

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Joe Bonamassa - Albums Collection 2000-2014 (18CD) Music

Posted by Designol at May 18, 2024

Joe Bonamassa - Albums Collection 2000-2014 (18CD)
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Blues Rock, Hard Rock, American Trad Rock, Modern Electric Blues

Collection includes 11 studio albums and 4 live albums by American blues-rock guitar virtuoso Joe Bonamassa.

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Robin Trower - Original Album Series (2014) 5CD Box Set Music

Posted by Designol at May 27, 2023

Five CD box set containing a quintet of original albums packaged in mini LP sleeves and housed in a slipcase. Collects "Twice Removed From Yesterday" (1973), "Bridge Of Sighs" (1974), "For Earth Below" (1975), "Live" (1976) and "Long Misty Days" (1977).

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Deborah Coleman - Albums Collection 1994-2007 (8CD) Music

Posted by Designol at June 25, 2022

Although she was a powerful blues guitarist, songwriter, and singer, Deborah Coleman got her first inspiration from an unlikely place: seeing the pop group the Monkees on TV. Born in Portsmouth, Virginia and raised in a military family, Coleman took to music easily enough, since her dad played piano, two brothers played guitar, and a sister played guitar and keyboards. She picked up the guitar at age eight after seeing the Monkees and began to play professionally at 15, playing bass with a series of Portsmouth-area R&B and rock bands. She later switched to guitar after hearing Jimi Hendrix, also taking to James Brown and the Beatles. Coleman began buying records by blues-rock groups like Cream and Led Zeppelin, and slowly followed the music's origins back to basic blues. Collection includes: Takin' A Stand (1994); I Can't Lose (1997); Where Blue Begins (1998); Soft Place To Fall (2000); Livin' On Love (2001); Soul Be It! (2002); What About Love? (2004); Stop The Game (2007).

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Mel Bay Presents: 101 Blues Guitar Turnaround Licks by Larry McCabe eBooks & eLearning

Posted by thingska at Feb. 23, 2015

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Jimmie Vaughan - Albums Collection 1994-2019 (7CD) Music

Posted by Designol at Jan. 9, 2025

Jimmie Lawrence Vaughan is an American blues rock guitarist and singer based in Austin, Texas. He is the older brother of the late, Texas blues guitar legend, Stevie Ray Vaughan. Collection includes: 'Strange Pleasure' (1994); 'Out There' (1998); 'Do You Get The Blues?' (2001); Omar Kent Dykes & Jimmie Vaughan - 'On The Jimmy Reed Highway' (2007); 'Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites' (2010); 'Plays More Blues, Ballads & Favorites' (2011); Baby, Please Come Home (2019).

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John Lee Hooker - The Country Blues Of John Lee Hooker (1959) {Remastered & Expanded rel 2015} Music

Posted by ruskaval at Feb. 1, 2017

John Lee Hooker - The Country Blues Of John Lee Hooker (1959) {Remastered & Expanded rel 2015}
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© 1959, 2015 Riverside / Soul Jam Records | 600869
Blues / Country Blues / Delta Blues / Acoustic Blues / Detroit Blues

In 1959, John Lee Hooker signed a one-off deal with the Riverside label to record an acoustic session of the country blues. It was a key change from his earlier recordings, most of which had featured Hooker on an electric guitar with his trademark reverb and stomping foot. Folk purists of the day were delighted with COUNTRY BLUES, believing Hooker had returned to his roots, leaving the "glitzy commercialism" of R&B behind. But some Hooker fans considered COUNTRY BLUES a "betrayal" of his true sound. The truth is probably somewhere in-between. Remember, John Lee Hooker is always John Lee Hooker, regardless of the format. If you like Hooker, or acoustic blues, buy this album. It is an intimate session featuring standards like "How Long", "Bottle Up and Go", as well as Hooker's first recorded take on "Tupelo", one of his all-time classics.

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Eric Gales - Good For Sumthin' (2014) Music

Posted by Designol at Sept. 4, 2023

Eric Gales was already guitar wiz at 16 years old in 1991 when his debut album appeared from Elektra Records, and his immense skill and talent have certainly not diminished since. This set, released by Cleopatra Records and produced by Raphael Saadiq, is vintage blues-rock and features guest spots from Eric Johnson and Zakk Wylde.

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Ronnie Earl & Duke Robillard - The Duke Meets The Earl (2005) Music

Posted by Designol at Sept. 3, 2024

The Duke Meets The Earl is the first time these two blues guitar giants - Duke Robillard and Ronnie Earl have recorded an album together. Between the two, they have won six W.C. Handy Awards as « Blues Guitarist of the Year ». Both were just nominated for two W.C. Handy Awards each, with the winners to be announced at the 2005 event in May. Duke was the original guitarist and founding member of Roomful of Blues and Ronnie followed him in the guitarist slot at Roomful when Duke left to go solo. Guests on this historic recording include the legendary Jimmy McGriff on Hammond B3 organ, Mighty Sam McClain on vocals and several current members of Duke’s band. The album features three original tunes, as well as smoking covers of songs by T-Bone Walker (Two Bones and a Pick), Walter Price (My Tears), Eddie Taylor (Lookin' for Trouble), Magic Sam (What Have I Done Wrong) and B.B. King (I Need You So Bad).

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Lonnie Mack - From Nashville To Memphis (2001) Music

Posted by Designol at Sept. 9, 2023

Third & final volume in Ace Records' anthology series for the guitar legend highlights Lonnie's recordings for Harry Carlson's Cincinnati-based Fraternity label between 1963 and 1967. It follows in the wake of Lonnie on the Move & Memphis Wham! 26 tracks including previously unissued versions.

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