http://blues-chords.com Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:06:05 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Blues Guitar Chords Can be really simple to learn. Just watch this blues chords lesson and it will give you a good overview. These blues chords are the ones you must know before moving onto anything more tricky. So give them a go and make sure you have them 'down' before ... http://blues-chords.com/blues-guitar-chords-2/ Indian music and culture is something that has always interested me, yet I have never really taken the time to explore it fully. It has always had a mystical feel to it, with its enchanting sounds and rhythms that seem to take your mind off to distant lands when you ... http://blues-chords.com/interesting-violin-instrumental/ After learning the F guitar chord the other day I'm now going to teach you how to play a B Guitar chord. This chord is fairly hard to play as well... but don't be discouraged with some practice and dedication you will pick in up in no time at all. ... http://blues-chords.com/b-guitar-chord/ The F guitar chord can be fairly difficult to play compared to most of the other open guitar chords. As a beginner guitarist you mind find the f chord takes a little longer to learn and master. A certain level of finger conditioning and strength is needed to successfully play ... http://blues-chords.com/f-guitar-chord/ Superblues: All-Time Classic Blues Hits, Volume One This CD is packed with absolute classic blues hits. I'm pretty sure by the fact that your reading this page right now that you're already a fan of the blues? You may even already have some of the tracks form this CD? This ... http://blues-chords.com/hits-of-the-blues-superblues-cd-review/ The history of blues music can be traced back to the 19th Century American south. Back then African-American slaves were forced to work from dawn till dusk. The brutality of their labour was quite horrendous and to ease their own suffering they would sing a rhythmic call and response style ... http://blues-chords.com/the-history-of-blues/ The E5 Chord is a really simple blues chord. You only have to fret one note (The note B on the A string). It's important to only strum the top two strings when playing the chord. Playing the open E string and the B gives a good solid powerful sound. 5th ... http://blues-chords.com/e5-chord-how-to-play-and-use-it/ Quiet often when learning blues for the first time many people start by learning the basic blues guitar chords. Once you learn these you can then start moving forward with your guitar playing and branch out into other area of interest such as soloing, improvising and chord substitutions. The most common ... http://blues-chords.com/blues-guitar-chords/