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LISTENING: ADVANCED LESSONS

Lesson

2. Slow 1: Low and Midrange Rhythm Patterns T-Bone Walker “Call It Stormy Monday” BB King “Sweet Little Angel” () “The Sky is Crying,” “Personal Manager” “Red House” Slim “The Things That I Used to Do” (Wayne Bennett, gtr) “” Allman Bros. (Duane Allman, Dickie Betts gtrs) “Stormy Monday” (Live )

3. Slow blues 2: High-end Rhythm Patterns Same as slow blues 1

4. Slow blues 3: Soloing over Standard Changes BB King “Sweet Little Angel” (Live at the Regal)

5. Slow Blues 4: Chord Variations T-Bone Walker “Call It Stormy Monday” Bobby Bland (Wayne Bennett, gtr) “Stormy Monday Blues”

6. Slow Blues 5: Soloing over Chord Variations Bobby Bland (Wayne Bennett, gtr) “Stormy Monday Blues” Allman Bros. (Duane Allman, Dickie Betts gtrs) “Stormy Monday” (Live at Fillmore East)

7. Super Shuffle 1: Open E T-Bone Walker “T-Bone Shuffle” ( gtr) “High and Lonesome” “Baby What You Want Me to Do” Snooks Eaglin “Sophisticated Blues” “Pride and Joy”

8. Super Shuffle 2: Other Keys Same as Super Shuffle 1

9. Super Shuffle 3: style (, gtr) “Juke”

10. Chicago-style Melodic Rhythm Jimmy Rogers “That’s All Right,” “Ludella” Little Walter (Louis Myers, Dave Myers gtrs) “

11. Double-stops 1: Third Intervals Lonnie Johnson “Away Down in the Alley Blues” Robert Johnson “ “Thirty Days” ” Stevie Ray Vaughan “,” “Pride & Joy”

12. Double-stops 2: Sixth Intervals (,gtr) “Honky Tonk” Freddie King “,” “The Stumble” Otis Redding ( gtr) “Soul Man,” “Sittin’ On the Dock of the Bay”

13. Soloing with Chords Howling Wolf (, gtr) “Killing Floor” Jimi Hendrix “Red House”

14. Call & Response with Chords and Melody BB King “Every Day I Have the Blues” Albert King “Overall Junction”

15. Soloing on the Low Strings Freddie King “Sen-Say-Shun” “Johnny “Guitar” Watson “Three Hours Past Midnight” Gatemouth Brown “Boogie Uproar” “Don’t Lose Your Cool,” “Collins Shuffle”

16. Open Position Soloing 1: Key of E Muddy Waters “Still a Fool,” “” Lightnin’ Hopkins “Short-Haired Woman” Jimi Hendrix “Come On Part 1” SRV “Scuttlebuttin’”

17. Open Position Soloing 2: Key of A Lightnin’ Hopkins “Fast Life Woman” Eddie Taylor “Bad Boy”

18. Open Position Soloing: Other Keys Jimi Hendrix “Red House”

19. Using the Entire Neck: Open and Moveable Patterns Freddie King “The Stumble” Hendrix “” Stevie Ray Vaughan “Pride and Joy”

20. Stretching Out: Playing Multiple Choruses Albert King “The Sky is Crying,” “Night Stomp” (Live Wire/Blues Power) BB King “Every Day I Have the Blues” (Live at the Regal), “Ain’t That Just Like a Woman” Stevie Ray Vaughan “Pride & Joy” Cream (, gtr) “Crossroads”

21. Tremolo Picking “Love Me with a Feeling” Bill Doggett (Billy Butler, gtr) “Honky Tonk” Willie Headon (Pete Lewis, gtr) “Fun on Saturday Night” (Danny Cedrone, gtr) “” SRV “Stang’s Swang”

22. Alternate Picking “How You Want It Done,” “Mistreatin’ Mama Blues” Lightnin’ Hopkins “Hopkins Sky Hop” SRV “” Bill Haley (Danny Cedrone, gtr) “Rock Around the Clock”

23. Pedal Points : “Leave My Girl Alone” “Why” Stevie Ray Vaughan “Cold Shot,” “Tin Pan Alley”

24. Chicken Picking Anything by Albert Collins

25. One-chord Solos (Buddy Guy, gtr) “” Howling Wolf (Hubert Sumlin, gtr) “Wang Dang Doodle,” “,” “Hidden Charms” Muddy Waters “Still a Fool,” “Rolling Stone” Hendrix “Voodoo Chile”

26. Minor Blues Booker T & the MGs (Steve Cropper, gtr) “Green Onions” “All Your Love (I Miss Loving),” “My Love Will Never Die” Magic Sam “Keep Loving Me Baby”

27. Blues 1: Low-end Rhythm (Carl Hogan, gtr) “Ain’t That Just Like a Woman” Chuck Berry “Johnny B. Goode”

28. 2: Midrange Rhythm T-Bone Walker “T-Bone Boogie” Gatemouth Brown “Gatemouth Boogie” Albert Collins “Frosty”

29. Jump Blues 3: High-end Rhythm T-Bone Walker “T-Bone Jumps Again,” “T-Bone Boogie,” “Strollin’ with Bone”

30. Jump Blues 4: Combining Rhythms Jump by T-Bone Walker, Gatemouth Brown, Louis Jordan, Albert Collins

31. Jump Blues 5: Rhythmic Solos T-Bone Walker “Strollin’ With Bone” Gatemouth Brown “Okie Dokie Stomp,” “Boogie Uproar” (Tom Archia, sax) “Good Rockin’ Tonight” Joe Orchestra (Joe Houston, sax): “All Night Long” “Guitar Slim”

32. Jump Blues 6: Melodic Solos ” BB King “Early Every Morning,” “Ain’t That Just Like a Woman” Other early influences: Tiny Grimes, Slim Gaillard, Billy Butler Disciples: Duke Robillard, , Charlie Baty, , , Kid Ramos, Hollywood Fats, Steve Samuel

33. Boogie Chillen: One-chord Boogies “Boogie Chillen,” “Walkin’ the Boogie” Little “I Wanna Boogie” “Shake Your Hips” Magic Sam “I Wanna Boogie,” “Lookin’ Good” “On the Road Again” ZZ Top “La Grange”

34. Two-beat Blues Muddy Waters (Jimmy Rogers, gtr) “Got My Mojo Workin’” Little Walter (Louis Myers, David Myers gtrs) “Tell Me Mama,” “It Ain’t Right” Magic Sam “Love Me with a Feeling” Earl Hooker “Galloping Horses A Lazy Mule,” “Universal Rock”

35. Self-Accompaniment 1: Dead Thumb Muddy Waters “Still a Fool,” “Rolling Stone” LIghtnin’ Hopkins “Automobile Blues,” “Fast Life Woman” Snooks Eaglin “Sophisticated Blues” Dale Hawkins (James Burton, gtr) “Suzie Q”

36. Self-Accompaniment 2: Alternating Bass “Tiger Man” Little Junior Parker “Mystery Train” “Mystery Train”

37. Other Inspirations 1: Louis Jordan “I Want You to Be My Baby” (Lee Allen, sax) “Good Golly Miss Molly,” “Tutti Frutti” Wynonie Harris (Tom Archia, sax) “Good Rockin’ Tonight” Bill Doggett (Clifford Scott, sax) “Honky Tonk”

38. Other Inspirations 2: Little Walter “,” “,” “Juke” Jimmy Rogers (Big Walter, harp) “Walking By Myself” Anything by: John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson (“Sonny Boy I”) Rice Miller (“Sonny Boy 2”) Jimmy Reed

39. Other Inspirations 3: Piano “This is the Blues” BB King (Duke Jordan, pno) Live at the Regal ()

40. Uptown Blues 1: Rhythm BB King, Freddie King (same songs, different versions) “Please Send Me Someone to Love,” “Ain’t Nobody’s Business if I Do” (Johnny Moore, gtr) “Merry Christmas Baby,” “Drifting Blues” Stevie Ray Vaughan “Stang’s Swang”

41. Uptown Blues 2: Key-Center Soloing Same as Uptown Blues 1

42. Uptown Blues 3: Chord-Tone Soloing Bill Jennings “Big Boy” Kenny Burrell “Blues for J,” “Saturday Night Blues”