Fingerstyle Blues lessons

[jimmybcool]

Hi all,

I've had a couple years of surgeries and recoveries where my guitar playing has suffered lack of energy. Feeling a lot better now and want to dedicate 2018 to stepping up my game. So I'm looking for links to finger style blues stuff lessons on line that I can work on.

Do appreciate it and Happy New Years to all.

[TBman]

I've purchased video lessons (tab included) from the following websites:

Truefire
Toby Walker
Homespun
Stefan Grossman

Truefire is the easiest to deal with. You're lessons are stored on their website and you just access them. You get tab and GuitarPro files that you can download.

Toby Walker's video lessons are downloaded from his site, depending on the size of the lesson, there are multiple files that you download manually.

Both Homespun and Stefan Grossman use a software platform that contains icons for your "instant" download video lessons. It's almost like a Windows Desktop sort of look.

Toby Walker also has material available on Homespun as well. You might want to start with his stuff from Homespun. He is a member here as well and very approachable and helpful.

There are many others, but the above are what I'm familiar with.

[T Texas]

look up david hamburger or daddy stovepipe on youtube. i'm sure there are many others but those 2 have some good fingerstyle blues lessons.

[muscmp]

tom feldmann and bob brozman

play music!

[slaski]

There's a lot of stuff on Youtube. I have used lessons from Mary Flower which are excellent; also Stefan Grossman, Ari Eisenger and Tom Feldman. Woody Mann's subscription site is really comprehensive and he's another excellent teacher.

Hope that helps
Mark

[lowrider]

I've been using Toby Walker's lessons for about six months and I'm thrilled with the progress I've made. It's a lot of work but I work at it every day.

[Tony Done]

Mark Hanson does good beginner lessons on Homespun, and there is also Rory Block at intermediate/advanced.

[BluesKing777]

This could be a good place to start - Tom Feldman lesson of Muddy Waters - what more do we need?:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrMwV_gbQEA



BluesKing777.

[jimmybcool]

Gosh. Thanks. Lots of suggestions. I'll be on this tomorrow morning.

Originally Posted by jimmybcool

Hi all,

I've had a couple years of surgeries and recoveries where my guitar playing has suffered lack of energy. Feeling a lot better now and want to dedicate 2018 to stepping up my game. So I'm looking for links to finger style blues stuff lessons on line that I can work on.

Do appreciate it and Happy New Years to all.

Guitarnick.com is a really nice site. acousticfingerstyle.com is another one.

[tdq]

Yuotube is a great resource, but there is so much to sift through. The trouble is honing in on the level and teacher that works for you. I found Jamplay pretty good, as I could filter down easily until I found some lessons that worked for me - Mary Flower's (mentioned previously) being some of the lessons I did.

[tonyo]

Kirk Lorange posts lots of good / free lessons

https://www.guitarforbeginners.com/L...ars_Blues.html

another vote for toby walker. I'm very happy with the progress I've been making with 'learning how to finger pick'.

http://www.tobywalkerslessons.com/

join the members club first and get a discount.

http://www.littletobywalker.com/members-club.html

[Aintno]

I like Tom Feldmann and Toby Walker. I also like John Miller (Stephan Grossman's guitarvideos.com), in particular, his lessons on Mississippi John Hurt.

[Tone Monster]

Happy Traum into to blues DVDs 1 and 2 will get you into the groove from the man who learned from Brownie McGhee . Also his the owner and founder of Homespun!