IN THIS LESSON WE’LL BE LOOKING at blues turnarounds, or “turnbacks” as they are sometimes called. Turnarounds normally occur in bars 11 and 12 in a standard 12-bar blues, and having a few good ones under your fingers is invaluable for jam sessions, solo playing, or writing tunes in the blues idiom. This month’s examples would work best using a fingerstyle or hybrid picking technique. Let’s have a look.
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GuitarPlayer: Blues Turnarounds
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