Dropped D Blues Groove
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Dropped D blues playing is a great way to round out your skills as a finger picking blues guitarist. It's a technique that I've usually associated with metal and hard rock guitarists, but surprisingly many blues players used this tuning heavily.
Take Lonnie Johnson, for instance. He was a blues guitarist popular in the 20s and 30s and was prolific in the dropped D tuning. Check his work out.
While this lesson isn't in that vein, it's another clue as to the possible sounds of working in dropped d tuning as a blues guitarist.
This one is all about the rhythm. The Groove!
Check out this video and head to BluesGuitarInstitute.com and pick up the TAB for this lesson to get a couple of exercises that will help you get started:
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Have fun and keep picking!
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