easy blues song.
- guitarace
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um, i'm starting to switch into blues type guitar now, and i'm really enjoying it. but i don't really know any easy blues songs to learn. does anyone know some that i could learn?
- cricketrider
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12-bar_blues
this link has helped me a bunch maybe you too.
if my calculations are correct SLINKY + ESCULATOR = EVERLASTING FUN
- guitarace
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thanks cricket. that helps.
- Scott LaMore
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Warren Nunes has a good jazz book out. I like a tune in it called "True Blue"
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- CrabFries
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Hey Ace..
Check this link out ... other great lessons as well....
http://www.guitarnoise.com/lesson/study-in-blue/
- THE1HOSSFAN
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Hmmmm..............Crabfries u have got to be cool.........u have a pic of johnny cash........
- CrabFries
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LOL
- CrabFries
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Hmmmm......
WAYLON FOREVER!!! .... now thats cool !!!
a first rate player !!! .... thats cooler !!!
the "road" ..... thats the coolest!!!
slammin man.... great stuff ...
- THE1HOSSFAN
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crabfries wrote:
Hmmmm......
WAYLON FOREVER!!! .... now thats cool !!!
a first rate player !!! .... thats cooler !!!
the "road" ..... thats the coolest!!!
slammin man.... great stuff ...
wat i can barely play ........but thanks for the great head swelling compliments
LOL
- 69 jaguar
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Yea Crabfries,
Thats just what he needs, a bigger head. LOL
J
- THE1HOSSFAN
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69 jaguar wrote:
Yea Crabfries,
Thats just what he needs, a bigger head. LOL
J
Man thanks Jag...........LOL
- CrabFries
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LOL
- Boudy
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Bunch of trolls... 
An easy blues song would probably be Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan. LOL jk
Seriously though, the 12 bar blues is probably the easiest thing to play when starting the blues.
Here is a video on it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjTztfsJ … re=channel (Sorry, if this is too simple for you. I don't really know how good you are at guitar and what you know or don't know. 
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- GuitarZen
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Hello Boudy and welcome to chordbook...well that simple 12 bar blues lesson has always been a favorite here so thanks for bringing it back and i know you're going to like it here...mind if i ask what the 'MR' beneath your nick represents? Oh and don't forget to check the chat once in a while...interesting place to say the least...
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- Boudy
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GuitarZen wrote:
mind if i ask what the 'MR' beneath your nick represents?
I've got no idea. lol I'm wondering why the text under my name is different from everyone elses...
EDIT: I figured it out 
- SociallyDistorted
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If you remember Georgia Satellites, they did a song in 80's, "Keep Your Hands to Yourself", that is an easy 12-bar Blues format
"Gypsy Road" from Cinderella is a great song with 12-bar blues infusion accomanpied with Power Chords
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