Play Like Albert King with This SIMPLE CONCEPT - Blues Guitar Lesson

Here is a simple blues guitar concept inspired by Albert King.
In this video, I demonstrate a way to highlight the sound of the V7 chord in a 12-bar blues progression using a classic technique heard in the guitar playing of Albert King.
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[@persiansharks4026]

You are the best blues teacher thank you. I wish i was not live in Iran and i could make payment and learn in one by one blues class with you , but i am happy that you let us learn from you in CZcams

[@JameyArent]

Thank you!

[@paulhicks3595]

Great. This a total breakthrough for me- after trying to get the hang of blues playing for over, literally, 50 years. Better late than never!

[@barryjmccormack]

One of the best channels on you youtube for guitar tuition for sure.

[@JameyArent]

Thank you!

[@michaelzielinski4030]

Holy crap I’ve been playing and watching training for years and this has been there the whole time??? Thank you 😊

[@BobIrving2]

Thanks. Love simple blues lessons and you do a great job with them. Albert made a whole career out of these licks!

[@JameyArent]

Bob Irving thanks!!

[@joerye6271]

Good stuff, thanks for keeping it simple in little chunks.

[@jonislow]

That lesson is right up my alley, THANKS!!!

[@thomasmichael5940]

New to guitar here and this is a terrific lesson, thank you for the video.

[@JameyArent]

Thanks for watching!

[@nelsonstrange888]

I have the same exact guitar. Was my first purchased for $750 Axe in hamd dekalb Il. 79.
Great tone! Nice lesson .

[@JameyArent]

Wow! I’ve had mine since 2000. Thanks!

[@nelsonstrange888]

@@JameyArent KM are the good ones. Heavy , but I love it. Can't image what its worth now?

[@nelsonstrange888]

I bought mine in 1989

[@eduardog7316]

Oh yessss, gracias!

[@TripToTrappist1]

Sick man! Loving the lessons.

[@TheSebtrain]

Great lesson man. That’s some sweet tone 🔥

[@JameyArent]

Thanks!

[@CapitaineBuisson]

thank's that's a very cool and accessible trick ^^

[@patmaloney8258]

AWESOME......

[@omyozz]

I usually play E mixolydian or E maj pentatonic on such situation, but yeah come think of it B minor pentatonic will do since it's like E mixolydian minus two notes

[@JameyArent]

Exactly!

[@kenwelburn1]

great lesson!

[@JameyArent]

Thanks!

[@chancegreeley3591]

Awesome video

[@JameyArent]

Thanks!

[@stevieboi61]

nice. thx for sharing. new sub.

[@JameyArent]

Thanks!

[@cosmicray007]

dude his is the way

[@vicpnut1]

Is it because B is the 5th of that E ? Sort of stacking the 5th tones in a way ….? 🤔✌️

[@b.b.stratman8410]

Jamey, why does this work from a theory standpoint?

[@JameyArent]

The B minor pentatonic scale contains chord tones and extensions of the E7 chord.

[@andrea22213]

When he says a whole step he means two semi-tones.

[@bilalattique]

Loving the tone... What burst model is that?

[@JameyArent]

Thanks! It’s a 1979 Les Paul KM.

[@stratslinger3921]

Hi, where could I find this backing track please?

[@JameyArent]

It’s not an actual track. I just plugged the chord changes into my looper.