How to Improve Your Touch and Feel – Podcast 135

In this lesson you’ll learn how to improve your touch and feel when playing blues guitar by using a variety of techniques that are used to play this blues solo. This lesson is in the key of E.

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Do This to Improve Your Blues Feel

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