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jimmy z here , i am practicing a ton 2 hrs a day , its getting a little stagnent running the hell over these chords and chord sequences ,alternating notes , chord progressions and stuff, if anyone out there has any easy to intermediate blues riffs or chord progressions , so i could mess around a little while learning , mabye write some lyrics of something it would be appreciated... BLUES , THE SOUL IF LIFE.......
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I am working on a 12 bar blues with all barre chords in Am
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  no barre for me

im the one missing my index finger down to my first knuckle and half my thumb , some on this site refer to it as my stump ......lol so barre chords are almost impossible , any tips are welcome and i dont mean finger tips lol


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im the one missing my index finger down to my first knuckle and half my thumb , some on this site refer to it as my stump ......lol so barre chords are almost impossible , any tips are welcome and i dont mean finger tips lol
Read this thread. It has a link to a lesson I did. Use your second finger instead of index. There is a soundbyte in the first thread last post. You have 3 fingers to work with. You just need to develop finger strength, flexibility and the knowledge of how to create your own style of playing by knowing where the note combinations are that you can cover or get to.
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thx thumbs it helped


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some slide guitar players use their index finger for the slide, if you are interested in becoming a 'slider'.

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If its any help , I hardly use my index finger at all whilst playing blues (rhythm and lead)

After seeing the picture you posted in another thread, I reckon you could do the blues thing without too much adapting

heres the blues scale to have a play around with...

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thx again oldG your helpin me a ton when i get rich from my awesome playing abillity i kick down a couple mill lol


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