Blues Rhythm Guitar Lessons for Beginners [Easy Bass Line]

This Blues Rhythm Guitar Lessons for Beginners video by Paluzzi Guitar will show how to play an easy bass line.

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Blues Rhythm Guitar Lessons for Beginners [Easy Bass Line]
0:00 Lesson Preview
0:58 Lesson Intro
1:30 Steady Strumming Hand
2:13 Bars 1-4
3:13 Bars 5-8
3:54 Bars 1-8 (slow review)
4:40 Bars 9-12
6:48 Bars 9-12 (slow review)
7:59 Verse 1 (Bars 1-12 slow review)
9:07 Verse 2 Ending
10:00 Lesson Review

Easy Blues Bass Line Guitar Lesson for Beginners
For most beginners, learning to how to play a 12 bar blues rhythm on guitar will be challenging as it requires the ability to both strum and change chords while keeping tempo with a twelve-bar blues progression.

Easy Blues Bass Line Rhythm for Beginners
Before beginners attempt to strum a complete 12-bar blues shuffle rhythm, the first step will be to simply accompany a rhythm guitarist by playing an easy to learn twelve bar Blues bass line with single notes.

Blues Guitar Lessons for Beginners
Playing an easy 12-bar bass line while following a twelve-bar blues rhythm guitar progression will help develop a sense of timing, which in turn will help beginners with eventually strumming twelve-bar blues rhythm progressions unaccompanied.

Play Easy Bass Line along with Blues Rhythm Guitar in 12 Bar Progression
This 12-bar beginner blues bass line can be played along with a twelve-bar Blues shuffle progression in the Key of ‘A’. Count each bar of this 12-bar blues progression as ‘one-two-three-four...one-two-three-four.’ At Bar 12 of this 12-bar blues rhythm progression, be sure to emphasize the first two-beats, then play either the turnaround to repeat the 12-bar progression, or play the ending to finish the twelve-bar progression.

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