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Truefire Brad Carlton's Guitar Lab Slow Blues Principles Vol.1 [TUTORiAL]

January 24, 2026 1 min read 2.92 GB

Guitar Lab: Slow Blues Foundations Vol. 1 is a step-by-step guide for beginners, intermediates, and even veteran players looking to strengthen two essential skills: articulating chord changes and locking into the groove. Brad Carlton leads you through a slow triplet blues in F, focusing on chord shapes, root targeting, vibrato, and minor pentatonic modes—all designed to reveal and refine the core of your blues playing. By building a solid foundation, you’ll gain the tools to create authentic riffs, stay in the pocket, and express the deep soul of the slow blues. Includes 11 Video Lessons 1 Charts (.pdf) 1 Jam Tracks (.mp3) Runtime: 01:41:04 Truefire Brad Carlton's Guitar Lab Slow Blues Principles Vol.1

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