BLUES bending and phrasing in the style of ALBERT KING - Albert King Style Blues Licks
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In this lesson, I'll show you how to get the most out of 3 strings a la Albert King! We'll discuss bending and phrasing as well. This lesson is part 1 of a 2 part lesson on Albert King.
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That was a great lesson I grew up listening to all the GREAT blues guitarist. I ‘m 76 years young and still learning the blues. So many great guitarists and harmonica players.
Thank you
Your lessons are presented in such a way that makes it perfect for studying. I really appreciate what you do, man! You’re one of my favorite players!
His "Blues at Sunrise" is the perfect live album. A true master!
I love his life albums butt Live Wire Blues Power is as raw as it gets, and the Wednesday Night/Thursday Night In San Francisco albums as well.
Albert King is my favorite blues guitarist.I had the opportunity to see him play in concert in 1990.He was great.
This three-string style is a great introduction to lead into other strings. Keep it simple!
Just broke the E string doing those bends and it felt real good thank you!
I bought three of Cory's guitar lessons on True Fire. They were a pivotal point in my guitar playing. I was so frustrated with blues rhythm lessons until I discovered them. Now we get these great CZcams videos for free. I'll definitely be purchasing more videos in the future and appreciate all of this free bonus content.
Love your channel Corey! I always learn so much about pedals or guitar licks, thanks for putting this out there
Here's a little hint guys, To get good bends, Get some good bending strings! I use Ernie Ball 9 Gage, super slinky's. Or extra slinkys., 9 or Even 8 Gage Strings,. You can get some phenomenal bends With the strings without tearing your fingers up In the process!! Yeah I'm an Accomplish Lead guitar player, Chicken picking, blues and southern rock,. I ran across this guy just now! Listen to him! he's good!
I grew up with Live Wire Blues Power, one of my desert island ten for sure. Thank you Corey for this super visit with Albert!! More visits with this King would be great.
Will be doing more Albert for sure!
You're a great teacher for as accomplished a player as you are!!!🙏🙏🙏 I've also noticed how good of a phraser you be are ; which drew me to your channel!!! Keep doing what you do; it's appreciated!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wow, thank you!
When You were counting, to me that’s the key .. not trying to just hope u are in time .. Amazing teaching Corey!
Corey, your passion for guitar, knowledge of blues and amazing playing are truly inspiring. You make a person grab his guitar and practice. Thanks!!!
Ah that’s very kind. Thx!
Your nailing it. Love it. Thanks for the tips!
Excellent lesson, Corey. Thanks!
great great attack on relatively simple notes, phrasing is everything and yours is great.
Yes Corey! Preach 🙌
Albert King! Amazing guitarist playing so much with so few notes .and to be so relevant. Thank you for diving so deep into his style. I've been able to play his licks w/o flowing. I think this is it!
Just came across these lessons, great teacher!! I've been playing 30 years and I love his down to earth style and passion for the blues! Hail to the King!!!
Wow, thanks!
King Albert at his best, great lesson Corey.
Thanks so much!
I appreciate that you have chosen the position of instructor and you do your job very well. Thanks, Corey.
Another killer lesson, one of the best educators out there.
I purchased Lovejoy in 1971 and Albert has been my favorite since then.
I definitely think this is one of the best channels on CZcams for guitar lessons.
Very tasty player.
Corey, awesome lesson, thank you! The great Albert King is probably the most difficult style guitarist to teach. Lans Lopez can play with that feel very well.
Nothing but the blues...
This was such a good lesson
If you put a gun to my head, 'I'll Play The Blues For You' might just be my all-time favourite album. That's not favourite blues album, that's favourite album period.
I have enjoyed everyone of your presentations. I have learned so much from your channel that I decided jump right in and get your lessons on your website. Your love for the instrument is contagious.
Thx so much!!
Wtching this with a huge grin on my face! The Blues: you need it!
Awesome!
Thanks for another great lesson Corey - much appreciated! I had the pleasure of producing a show with Albert King in Scotland in 1992. We had a good house and he played great, of course. Sadly he was to die just a few months later at only 69. RIP Albert.
Great video as always Corey. Having a great time going through your past videos. So many gems! Thank you for your amazing content as always 🙏
Love these videos man! It’s like putting on a pair of glasses after you’ve stumbled around most of your life! Keep it up Sensei!
Wow thx!
His other killer bring it home lick is the descending g,d,c,b flat,g cut back to b flat back down to,g, dd his classic sort of turn around ending his i, iv, Mahor chord playing the mIII, then to dominant 7 on the 5th which is designated ss v7. Brilliant take on predictable blues making it Interesting and unpredictable. Great break from Boring all dominant 7 chords on the I , IV, V classic blues formula.
Wow someone who knows about music and makes it understandable. Thank you.
Love this in the style of. A few good licks, some theory and history. And some great ideas.
This is great because I have been playing left handed upside down for more than 50 years. This is a good way to explain phrasing, which in the blues, creates distinct styles and sounds in the individual player. I met Albert in Santa Cruz, Ca., back in the mid seventies, when he played at the Catalyst.
Wow that's awesome!
Great stuff man. You get Albert!
Thx so much!
Hey Corey Thanx for giving props to the great Albert King & his influence on another great...Stevie Ray
Présentation extraordinaire du phasé sur 3 cordes; Bravo et grand merci .
I love Albert’s playing.
He took his influences, and heavily influenced the next several generations. Like SRV, Hendrix? They studied Albert.
Exceptionally interesting. Really appreciate the way you teach the lesson. Please do a lesson on the BB box.
New Orleans Heat is one of my favorite albums.
I know a guy that can shred in major pentatonic (that's certainly not me), but he got of the podium after our performance and refused to jam along with us (songs like Texas Flood) bc he had no idea how to do it. It's amazing, the difference between musicians.
Nailing that vibrato!!
thx my brotha!
Best lesson on Albert King! Makes so much sense now.
Thanks!
Thanks Corey, would be nice if u could zoom in on fret board and call out string and fret
Thanks for that...I definitely do 2 camera shoots as you'll see on more recent vids. I'll be sure to call out more frets and strings!
Thanks
Glad I found this channel keep posting bro
If I may add a small tip, for Albert style help to pluck the E string while bending the 4th degree of the pentatonic to either the perfect 5th or the sharp 4th, using the ring finger on the right hand instead of use a pick . Great lesson !!!
Great. Love the blues licks instructions.
Thanks for the lesson.. your presentation is awesome..
Just found you on CZcams. New favourite teacher! Keep up the great work. Simple and clear lessons - exactly what CZcams guitarists need!
Thanks Corey, I really appreciate your guitar intellect and willingness to break down a topic so this 64 y/o novice can enjoy my guitar, for once!
My pleasure! Happy to help and thanks for watching!
I really appreciate this stuff, more musical than flying around with the pentatonic scale
Amazing lesson corey love the channel love your playing so much brilliant 🎸🎸🎸🎸
That tone is sweet. So cutting. Great lesson
Give me the baby not the labor pains!
Right?
I stumbled across you on CZcams last week and purchased your blues rhythm course last night. Just wanted to say thank you. This is the content I've been looking for!
Thank you so much Cory for all the insightful info and lessons you give us. You are a great teacher and a great player.....rock on brother!
I love the “Albert king box” but I ripped off Clapton, and play a lot of Albert King licks in the “Clapton box”. I am not ashamed or scared to hang in minor pentatonic or the “boomer scale” I love it, it always works and always pleasing to the listeners ear, rather they play or dont, if it sounds good it is good. When I figured out relative minor, and adding some chromatic tension, playing major and minor together mixing it all in its all sweet BBQ sauce for the soul man.. Great great lesson here. Really good look into “less is more” and phrasing and voicing, great first step into that style man. Really great job. I never took lessons, I wish I had, but kind of glad I didn’t, in a way.
A very well presented lesson that made perfect sense and was easy to follow.
What a beatiful instrument you have
This should have a lot more views it’s great, many thanks
These are some of the best instructional videos I've seen on CZcams, your TrueFire stuff is top notch too - really enjoying your trading solos course! Absolutely killer player too
Fantastic lesson Corey ! Great job.
I like everything about your lessons.
Awesome! Thank you!
You bet!
Spectacular tone Corey and of course your playing as well.
thx so much
Good lessons, natural teacher.
Thank you! 😃
Thx a lot for this explanation 👍 really helpful
Glad it was helpful!
THANK YOU FOR BEING SOO INTUITIVE
Great lesson thank for connecting things for me👍🏾🎸
Great lesson.
Thx!
Wow this is the good stufff that someone at my level can and will use forever - thanks !
My pleasure!
Great teacher, flows excellently! besides a great player, really really good teacher.
Wow, thanks!
thanks man, great
Very inspiring lesson Corey! This helps me to nail down some blues concepts that I have been lacking. Thanks
Great to hear!
very nice... thank you.
always an amazing teacher.... thats the AK box ; )
Great lesson! It would be nice if you explain how to combine a minor and major scales in one solo in another video! :) Thank you in advance!
coreycongilio Thank you, Corey! Could you please say more about course where you explain this topic? Two weeks ago I started with “Solo Factory Texas Blues”. It’s a real breakthrough for me! And I planned go with “Hip Blues” next. But if you have some courses where you explain how to combine a minor and major scales, I will purchase it right now! Thank you!
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I just find you from papastache channel, and man you arw incredible. Greetings from argentina, i love the guutar players with feeling
thx so much!
Loved it and shared it!... Always top-notch info from you Corey... Thanks man...
Thank you for this great lesson!!!
My pleasure!
You should zoom in on your fret hand for beginners it makes it so much easier.great video 👍
I do in other vids. Thx for watching!
@@coreycongilio I will check out ur videos thanks👍
So glad I’ve seen this Corey great lesson working on pt 2 now thank you🎸🎶
Thank you! Enjoy!
This is a GREAT One! One for the ages...
Hey thanks!
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This is the Blues man.
I am really thankfull of thisnlesson
So what do we have here??
I can see three blues kings 👑👑👑
And one teacher.. teaching and playing like a king 👑
Well, thank ya!
Thank you sr 😊
May some time..be your student..
I'm semi begginer 50 yo..and after many years of silence..
I took my quitar again..💕
So great thanks 🙏
You're welcome 😊
It takes years to master the guitar and a lot of lessons. B B King and Albert King were geniuses at the guitar.
Hi! I'm Jon Wilsons's pal. I like your lesson a lot! Thanks. Subscribed.
Loved this thank you Sir! How about some Peter Green?
What’s interesting is that the lead is staying steady fixed over the high end of the E and A shaped pentatonic boxes while the chords cater to or chase the lead. How fun is that? Hey you match and chase me instead of the other way around! Now that’s laid back soloing ! 🤣. It’s basically two separate I-IV chord progressions, one played in minor mode (fret 3) the other in major mode (fret 5). Cool.
Man that SG sounds great! There are couple of videos of Born Under A Bad Sign live and Albert uses these phrases on almost all the call and response with the vocal. Classic. Thanks for the lesson!
Perfect lesson
What a lesson!!!👍👍👍
Thx! Hopefully you like tomorrow’s Part2!
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Excellent thanks 🙏🏾
Adoro jazz e fusion por influência do Jeff Beck dos anos 70, mas quando pego a guitarra mesmo quando tento soar jazz saí Blues! Parece vício!
Video production quality = 10/10. Cutting back and forth from talk to play in the intro 👌
Great job. Can I give some “cred” to the real author of “I’ll play the Blues for You”. Jerry Brach of Shreveport, La wrote the song. I rarely see much credit to Mr Beach so Albert must have bought complete rights to it.
But you can you tube the original version
Thank you for these tips. While I’ve always known SRV was an admirer of A. king it was years later when I started noting the similarity’s. Side note -I saw SRV at an outdoor show where Albert was also playing. And I could tell Stevie was pouring out his soul to impress his idol. Delta Blues Fest ‘84 (Greenwood, Ms)