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Easy 12 Bar Blues Progression Tutorial

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Learning to play the 12 bar blues is fun. Some beginners may feel that learning blues guitar is some what daunting but that isn’t the case. There are only 3 main components to learning the 12 bar blues: what chords, what order and how to play the chords. In this article I’m going to walk your through all three. At the end of this article there’s a video lesson that supports the material you’ll read here, I suggest you watch the video as well.

Beginner Guitar Chords – E and G Major Lesson

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Today I’m going to start you on that journey by teaching you how to properly play the E and G major chords. At the end of this article there is a lesson video that goes through the Tab and finger positions for the chords so I suggest you watch that as well as read this.

Beginner Guitar Chords Using Only Three Strings

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Learning guitar chords can be intimidating for a beginner. That’s why in today’s post I want to show you three different 3 string guitar chords. Two of these chords are what we could call half of the full major 6 string chord and are an easy way to get started with strumming multiple strings and switching between chords.

Learning to Tune Your Guitar By Ear

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Most beginner guitar players tune their guitar using an electric tuner. It is of course the most logical way seeing that there are these small tuning devices for just the job.

What if you don’t have a tuner handy? You could be at a store playing a guitar for sale, a friends place who doesn’t own a tuner or around a camp fire trying to play sing-a-long songs.

The Pattern for Learning Guitar Notes On the Neck

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Learning to play different notes up the neck and on each string is an important part of a beginners foundation. After all chords and scales are all made up of a mixture of notes, if you don’t know where different notes are located on the neck you’ll sort of plateau with your learning sooner then later.

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