Contents Introduction. About the Authors. How to Use This Book and MP3 CD Tuning Key of A J. B. Goode’s Blues. 6 Hide and Seek Six Floors Under 10 St. James Blues B. B's Minor Blues. 14 AM. Blues..... Key of BY Every Day with the Blues Jazz Blues. 20 Key of C K. C.’s Blues. 22 J. C.'s Blues .. Mr, Slow's Blues. 26 Bob's Bounce ‘Slow Motion 30 “C" Rock.. The Tumaround 34 Jazz Minor Blues. Key of Dv Hip Hop 38Key of D Let Me Go..... Blue Clave. Key of E Revolving Resolutions Key of E J. J.’s Pink Blues. Shoot It Down Hand on the Range Green's Onion Blues... Rocky's Blues. Dark Blue Key of G Mr. Slow's #2 B. S. Shuffle Blues ‘Sweet Groove Open Road Sayin’ More Over I to IV Key of AY Country Fingerstyle Blues Appendix A: Tune Melodies. Appendix B: Assorted Licks. Notes Guitar Fingerboard Chart... 44A Ke airack 3 Hide and Seek This tune is a classic shuffle blues pattern which can be heard in many songs, particularly Jimmy Reed songs like “Bright Lights, Big City’ and “You Got Me Runnin’...You Got Me Hidin’." Play the major pentatonic over the I chord (A7). Refer to Appendix B for specific lick ideas over the IV chord (D7) and the V chord (E7). Play 10 times a“ a naa ria 224-35 SSISECEE pedi ffit aga) efi) 3341 46d) gar qed 22ah GF55 La, Sab RLbs seal Bab esas 3500 8000 06.96 0000 9890 0008 9000 0000 5 BT Dy, “ Pm28 Track 13 Bob’s Bounce This tune is a common jazz blues progression using alternate chords. It is based on the swing and bop tunes of the 1940s. You will stil be playing over a IIV-V pattern, however, additional alternate chords have been added in between. If you occasionally interject these chord changes through a couple of choruses, it will add harmonic variety to the basic ITV structure. The C Blues scale will work nicely over the whole progression. In addition, refer to Appendix B for specific licks to play. Play 12umes| cs Pe ce cH oF Em's ar . PE -EBSS $F =F EEEEEE FREE 2 33333 4—4— 4-333.